The first taste we got of #ThomasWeatherall was on the coming-of-age drama #HeartbreakHigh, but 2025 saw him dive headfirst into much darker subject matter. Starring opposite #JacobElordi in the adaptation of āNarrow Road to the Deep Northā, the stirring war drama landed with widespread acclaim. As did Weatherallās scene-stealing performance.
Making Narrow Road āchanged my lifeā, Actor of the Year @thomas.weatherall tells GQ, and working with Australian director Justin Kurzel also shifted his worldview. āHe brought the best out of me and showed me what I was capable of. Yes, as an actor, but more importantly as a person.ā
Now itās onto what the 25-year-old Kamilaroi man from Rockhampton calls āother forms of creative labourā. Already Weatherall has dabbled in playwriting, and he describes his hoped-for 2026 trajectory with a single word: experimental.
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Photography by @daphnenguyen__
Words by @haaiiemma
Styling by @nichhiawippell
Grooming @georgiaramman
Thomas Weatherall wears @prada Resort 2026
I just canāt shake Tassie (but why would I want to?)
Thereās something about the fresh air, wildlife, and food that keeps calling me back.
š: @tasmania , @australia
#SeeAustralia #ComeAndSayGday #Ad
Itās days like this that always bring me back to Tassie. This time, I made the trip to Australiaās most southern state to join @australia on set for their new Come and Say Gāday campaign. We spent the day out on the @wukalinawalk , where every step tells a storyš£.
š: @tasmania , @australia
#SeeAustralia #ComeAndSayGday #Ad
ID: Thomas Weatherall on the set of a production among orange lichen-covered rocks overlooking a white sand beach and the ocean. As Thomas describes Australia, scenes show people gathered to watch an Aboriginal ceremony, hiking on a lush mountain and exploring coastal landscapes.
Thereās something about Australia that stays with you.
So, what are you waiting for? Come and Say Gāday.
#SeeAustralia #ComeAndSayGday #Ad
*Our driving scenes were filmed under controlled conditions. Always drive safely and respect local regulations and environments.
ID: Video opens with Thomas Weatherall speaking with Ruby the souvenir kangaroo on a beach, followed by a series of videos showing travellers recounting their stories of trips to Australia and the iconic landscapes and friendly locals (including Robert Irwin!) they met along the way.
EXPOSURE - OUT NOW ON STAN
This show is beautiful and bloody brutal, please go show it some love. Take care watching it. I needed to make this show. It came to me at a very specific time in my life, and Iām eternally grateful they trusted me with Angus. We desperately need to talk about mental health and abuse in this country. Shows like Exposure are necessary, to help people be seen, and to enlighten others who need to listen.
