You Wont Believe What The Guys From Heartbreak High Look Like Now

For anyone who grew up in the 1990s, Heartbreak High is a nostalgic trip down memory lane. The iconic Australian teen drama series was a staple of many people’s childhoods, and its characters remain etched in our memories to this day. From Drazic’s swoon-worthy charm to Nick’s untimely passing, each episode left an indelible mark on our youthful hearts. Now, let’s take a journey to find out what your favorite Heartbreak High stars look like today and what they’ve been up to since the show ended.

You might be surprised at how much they’ve changed – or remained the same! Here are some updates on the cast members you know and love: Alex Dimitriades (Nick, season 1), Callan Mulvey (Drazic, seasons 5-7), Rel Hunt (Ryan, seasons 5-7), Salvatore Coco (Con, seasons 1-4), Ada Nicodemou (Katerina, seasons 1, 3-5), Sebastian Goldspink (Charlie, seasons 1-2), Lara Cox (Anita, seasons 5-7), Luke Jacobz (Zac, season 7), and Abi Tucker (Jodie, seasons 1-3)

Alex Dimitriades (Nick season 1)

Alex Dimitriades, best known for playing Nick on Heartbreak High, met an untimely demise at the end of the show’s first series. His character’s dramatic exit was a classic soap opera twist, leaving fans in shock. Since his departure from HH, Alex has remained active in the acting scene, appearing in films such as Ghost Ship and Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo, as well as television shows like Farscape, The Slap, and The Principle on SBS.

Callan Mulvey – (Drazic season 5-7)

With a reputation that’s just as iconic as his chiseled features, Callan Mulvey is undoubtedly the bad boy of the 1990s. But it’s not just his tumultuous past that has made him a household name – his impressive acting chops have earned him a string of critically acclaimed roles in both Australia and Hollywood. In Australia, he’s perhaps best known for his work on Underbelly and the 2008 series Rush.

Meanwhile, across the pond, he’s caught the attention of Tinseltown bigwigs with turns as Syllias in 300: Rise of an Empire, Jack Rollins in Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and KGBeast in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice – a trifecta of blockbuster hits that cement his status as a versatile and formidable performer.

Rel Hunt (Ryan season 5-7)

You might recall Rel from his role as Ryan, Drazic’s long-time best mate. In recent years, Rel has expanded his repertoire by appearing in notable projects like a 2006 modern retelling of Macbeth and the 2005 TV movie Dynasty: The Making of a Guilty Pleasure. Currently, he is taking on the role of a villainous bathhouse proprietor in the popular series Underbelly.

Interestingly, Rel has recently revealed that he has hung up his acting boots for screen roles, opting instead to lend his voice to animated cartoons while based in the USA.

Salvatore Coco (Con season 1-4)

With his acting career still going strong, Salvatore has managed to make a lasting impact on the industry. Following a four-year stint as the lovable Costa Con, he further expanded his repertoire by taking on roles in popular Australian shows like Police Force and making guest appearances in notable series such as Farscape, All Saints, Underbelly, The Principal alongside Alex Dimitriades, and more recently, The Secret Daughter.

His latest credits include the highly acclaimed two-part series The Peter Brock Story from Endemol Shine, showcasing his versatility and adaptability as a performer.

Ada Nicodemou (Katerina season 1, 3-5)

Ada’s impressive acting career spans multiple iconic roles, including the memorable Katerina on Heartbreak High, where her character’s blossoming romance with Charlie earned a special place in fans’ hearts. Interestingly, Ada has continued to make waves in Australian television, serving as a mainstay on Home and Away for many years, solidifying her status as one of the country’s longest-serving soap stars.

But that’s not all – she also made a notable appearance as the enigmatic ‘White Rabbit Girl’ in the Matrix, cementing her versatility as an actress.

Sebastian Goldspink (Charlie season 1-2)

Charlie, the endearing dweeb, held a special place in fans’ hearts during his heyday. His romance with Katarina was particularly captivating, drawing attention from enthusiasts. Meanwhile, Sebastian has traded in his acting career for a new passion – art. As the founder and director of the Alaska Projects gallery in Sydney’s vibrant Kings Cross district, he brings his creative energy to the world of visual arts.

Lara Cox- (Anita season 5-7)

Combining forces with her co-star Ryan, Lara brought to life Anita, his sister, for a few seasons’ conclusion. This stint marked just the beginning of her acting journey. She went on to land smaller roles in Kangaroo Jack and the popular Australian series H2O: Just Add Water. In the mid-2000s, she made a memorable return to Home and Away as Dr Marie during the gripping ‘Hospital Stalker’ storyline.

Luke Jacobz (Zac season 7)

Luke’s professional journey is a testament to his versatility. Beyond his iconic role as Zac in the final series of Home and Away, Luke has made a significant impact on Australian television as the host of X Factor Australia. However, he has also continued to nurture his acting career by taking on notable roles in popular shows like McLeod’s Daughters and Home and Away, where he played Angelo Rosetta.

Moreover, Luke’s impressive credentials include winning the prestigious Australian Dancing with the Stars competition in 2008.

Abi Tucker (Jodie season 1-3)

With her departure from Home and Away (HH) following series 3, Abi embarked on a new path, venturing into the music industry. Between 2003 and 2015, she released three albums, marking a significant milestone in her artistic journey. Additionally, she explored another creative outlet by working as a presenter on Play School, demonstrating her versatility and adaptability.