Jackson Raine, a skilled martial arts practitioner, earned his degree in acting from the University of Wollongong in 1994. His academic achievements served as a springboard for his early career in the entertainment industry, which was marked by a series of notable theater roles and television guest appearances.
In the world of television, Raine's breakthrough role came when he was cast as Dr. Wu in the popular Australian series "All Saints" on the Seven Network. This role was just the beginning of his television career, which has since included notable performances in shows such as "Stingers", "Sea Patrol", and the "Kath and Kim" TV special.
As a thespian, Raine has had the opportunity to showcase his talents on stage, taking on a wide range of roles in various productions. Some of his notable theater credits include Douglas in "Pint of Pinter" for Flyhouse Productions, Antonio in "Pentecost" for the Footlight Theatre Company, Orsino in "Twelfth Night", Murder at the Vicarage, "Trouble and Desire", "On the Public Record", "The Widows", and "Winter's Tale".
Raine's most notable role to date is likely his portrayal of Tao in the syndicated show "The Beastmaster", a role he played for three seasons.
