Andrew Creer

Andrew is an Australian Actor and Writer born in Tamworth, Australia in 1993. He is best known for his work on the 2017 FOX Television Comedy Drama 'Lethal Weapon' in the role of Detective Zach Bowman. Andrew was raised on a cattle farm in rural New South Whales, spending his childhood working with livestock. At 10 he transitioned from his property in Tamworth to school in Australia's capital city, Canberra. He then went to boarding school in Sydney NSW, where he would go on to finish his schooling. He became heavily involved in Theatre at school and developed a love of Drama and Musicals, constantly finding clashes between his performances and sport, of which sport usually took the back seat when he became the schools Captain of Drama. His first Australian musical was "The Venetian Twins" by Nick Enright, in which he played both twins, going from one wing to the next only having time for a single costume change, as simple as a pair of glasses, before stepping in as the other twin. Upon finishing school he was selected to perform his graduating performance showcase in the 2011 NSW OnStage show. At the age of 18 he began formal training at WAAPA (Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts) where he received a Bachelor of Performing Arts in Acting. Andrew admired the sheer quality of actors WAAPA produced and aspired to work with former graduates one day like Hugh Jackman, Frances O'Conner and Tim Minchin, all who lived in Perth during there years at the University. At WAAPA he developed a unique talent for accents and manipulating his vocal pitch and tone, and ended up being awarded The Australian Voice Association Award for Excellence. His notable performances at WAAPA included Joe Keller in Arthur Millers 'All My Sons', William Carslisle in Simon Stephens 'Punk Rock', George Wickham in Jane Austins 'Pride and Prejudice' and The Bridegroom in Federico García Lorca' Spanish folk Tragedy 'Blood Wedding'. Andrew graduated with his BA in acting at 21 and owes a great deal of credit and thanks to Teachers and Directors he spent his time working alongside. Prior to graduating the academy Andrew was offered the lead role of 'Kevin' in the ABC3 production 'Tomorrow When The War Began' Directed by Brendan Maher. Having completed classes he left WAAPA early before his graduating showcase to begin shooting. When he wrapped filming he then joined his graduating class to perform in the Sydney and Melbourne Showcase. Following its completion Andrew began production on the critically acclaimed Matchbox ABC mini series 'Barracuda' directed by Robert Connolly. Then in the following months Andrew went on to star in the Steve Jaggi Entertainment film 'Rip Tide', alongside Disney sensation Debby Ryan, in the Australian coming of age story. With gathering interest in his ability on and off the stage, Andrew was drawn to the American industry. In 2017 Andrew starred in the Blumhouse Thriller/ Horror film 'Hurt'. It was following this Andrew started developing his own productions, with the intent of bringing important Australian stories to a global stage. In September 2017, Andrew began shooting on the remake Comedy Drama Television series 'Lethal Weapon' as Detective Zach Bowman, alongside comedic superstar Damon Wayans (Det. Roger Murtaugh) and Clayne Crawford (Det. Martin Riggs). While filming Andrew was still heavily involved in Theatre performing regularly at The Beverly Hills Playhouse. - IMDb Mini Biography By: Fourward Management