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Ben Nicholas

Ben Nicholas



Known for

In Neighbours as Stingray Timminsas Stingray Timmins

in Neighbours
In Flunk as Manageras Manager

in Flunk

TV Series Starring Ben Nicholas

FlunkFlunk
YouTube, 2018 Running | Drama, Romance
5.0


Flunk is a teen drama series exploring sexuality, substance abuse and identity. Created by Ric Forster ('Neighbours', 'Hollyoaks') and produced by Melanie Rowland ('LOL'), Flunk is an original teen series following the lives of six high school students. The series features daily episodes across Instagram & Facebook, and a longer weekly episode on Youtube. Flunk features the fresh-faced talent of Akasha Collins, Beaudene Perussich, Jessica Li, Caylen Forbes, Olivia Wright & Uisce Goriss-Dazeley as well as guest appearances from veteran actors Katherine Halliday ('Heartbreak High'), Sean McIntyre and Ben Nicholas ('Neighbours'). Filmed on location in Lilydale and surrounding suburbs, the series shines a light on teenage life in Melbourne's outer east.


NeighboursNeighbours
Ten, 1985 Cancelled/Ended | Drama, Soaps, Romance
3.4


Neighbours is a long-running Australian soap opera, running daily episodes of 25 minutes. The series follows the daily lives of several families who live in the fictional Ramsay Street, Erinsborough - although in fact it is restricted to the small cul-de-sac of six houses at the end of the street - and includes the usual soap staples of births, deaths, and marriages.