Phillip Rhys

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Phillip Rhys (born June 14, 1974 in London, England, United Kingdom) is a British actor. He grew up in South London.

Rhys is well known to television audiences for his recurring roles on "Nip/Tuck" and "24". On "Nip/Tuck", Rhys played Jude, a handsome student who became infatuated with Julia McNamara (Joely Richardson) and came to represent for her things that she couldn't have. On "24", in season two, Rhys played Reza Naiyeer, a middle eastern-British business man, framed by his fiancee for the terrorist plot she was involved in. Rhys received a Screen Actors Guild Ensemble Nomination for the role.

Rhys spent nine months in Shanghai, China shooting "Flatland" with Dennis Hopper and produced by Academy Award winner Al Ruddy ("Million Dollar Baby" and "The Godfather"). "Flatland" was the first US Television show to be shot entirely in Mainland China. Other credits include: Rodrigo García's "Fathers and Sons" with Ron Eldard, the war drama "Woundings" with Ray Winstone and Guy Pearce and the Sundance Film Festival entry "Kill the Man" with Luke Wilson.

To younger audiences Phillip is best known for his portrayal of intergalactic rock star, Proto Zoa in two of the three Zenon Disney Channel movies: "" and "Zenon The Zequel".

Plays include: August Strindberg's "Miss Julie", London. John Patrick Shanley's "The Dreamer Examines his Pillow", Los Angeles and John Buchanan Jr. in Tennessee Williams' "Summer and Smoke". Rhys also received a Drama-Logue Award for "Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean".

Upcoming projects include "Salomaybe?" directed by and starring Academy Award winner, Al Pacino and the BBC drama remake of "Survivors".

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