Biography
Bodie was educated at Sandringham Secondary College and is best known for his role as Dylan Timmins on the Australian television series Neighbours (from 2005 to 2007). Bodie played the role of Oscar in the television series Short Cuts which won three awards in 2002. He also appeared in the 2005 Australian film Hating Alison Ashley and as Josh in the 2002 Canadian/Australian television series Guinevere Jones.
Bodie also appeared in several television productions including The Saddle Club, Ocean Girl, and Crash Zone. Before being cast in his most major role in Neighbours as Dylan Timmins, he had appeared on the show twice before, first as the character Charlie Moyes in 1996, and three years later as Liam Rigby.
Recently, he played Vashan, in the Australian Kids TV Show The Elephant Princess, shown on Nickelodeon. Bodie is currently seen as a regular character "Jonathan Kurtiss" in the Australian drama series Winners & Losers.
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