Bjorn Stewart

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Bjorn Stewart is a Sydney-based actor with over 15 years of experience across theatre, television, and film. He got his break on the Logie-nominated hit series 'Black Comedy', which launched him into roles on shows like 'Get Krack!n'', 'Drunk History: Australia', and 'Summer Love'. Drawn to boundary-pushing and stylistically diverse projects, Stewart's work ranges from the Indigenous schlock-horror comedy 'Killer Native' to the musical queer rom-com 'A Chance Affair'. He has also directed the historically reimagined series 'Gold Diggers' and the AACTA Award-winning absurdist Indigenous queer comedy 'All My Friends Are Racist'. Currently living in the Blue Mountains, Stewart continues to bring his unique perspective to projects, influenced by his Western Sydney upbringing and urban Indigenous experience. Bjorn's name means bear. He was also born in Paddington, Sydney, making Bjorn Stewart Australia's 'Paddington Bear'.