Cal Rein

07 Jul, 1970 |

Actor

Cal Rein Biography

Cal Rein has worked with and been directed by Jean-Claude Van Damme in Soldiers. In Police Under Fire he played the lead role as Australia's Most Wanted 'Mad Max'. At a young age he made a short film about the Ned Kelly Gang for a school project.

It was while playing the role of the famous outlaw Ned Kelly that he first realized he wanted to be an actor.

In the mid 90's he worked in broadcasting and later at Warner Bros. Movie World. He went on to host a variety of events and was the official pageant host for the Miss Hawaiian Tropic Australia.

His first acting role was in the controversial Metal Skin directed by Geoffrey Wright. Television guest roles in Neighbours , Blue Heelers and Stingers. Rein had the recurring role as multiple characters in the comedy TV series Shark Bay.

He studied with acting coaches John Orcsik, Ken James, Kim Krejus and Louise Talmadge. Rein moved to Los Angeles in 2007 and studied at the Ivana Chubbuck Studio.

Upcoming Movies

Ready or Not 2: Here I Come

20 Mar 2026
Michael

24 Apr 2026
Avengers: Doomsday

1 May 2026
The Odyssey

17 Jul 2026
The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping

20 Nov 2026
Dune 3

18 Dec 2026

Upcoming Movies

Latest Releases

Reminders of Him

13 Mar 2026
The Bride

6 Mar 2026
Hamnet

27 Feb 2026
Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die

20 Feb 2026
The History of Sound

14 Feb 2026
Wuthering Heights

13 Feb 2026
The Chronology of Water

6 Feb 2026
Shelter

30 Jan 2026
Mercy

23 Jan 2026
Avatar: Fire and Ash

19 Dec 2025

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