William McInnes Bio - William McInnes Biography

William McInnes: Biography

After a recurring role on A Country Practice in 1990, McInnes appeared in series such as Bligh, Ocean Girl and Snowy before making his name as Sergeant Nick Schultz on Blue Heelers in 1994. In 1999 he joined the cast of SeaChange. He has been nominated six times for the industry-voted Most Outstanding Actor Logie award - twice for Blue Heelers, twice for SeaChange (which he won in 2000), for My Brother Jack (which he won in 2002), and for The Shark Net. In 2001, he was also nominated for the public-voted Most Popular Actor. Willaim has released two books - A Man's Got to Have a Hobby released August 2005, and Cricket King's released August 2006.

William McInnes: (On Redcliffe) Well I grew up in a place called Redcliffe, Redcliffe Peninsula. I mean it's a peninsula it just pops out like a battleaxe into Moreton Bay and its about I guess 40 kilometres north of Brisbane, and once you get past Redcliffe you hit you hit the Sunshine Coast.(edit)
William McInnes: You've got to have a commitment to acting. You've got to like it, and I do like it.(edit)