Nicholas Eadie dead at 67: Actor starred opposite Hollywood star Nicole Kidman in the show Vietnam
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Will Conyers said: “Vale, Nicholas Eadie, 1958 - 2025. I send my deepest sympathy to all those that were touched by this very special artist and human being.” Australian actor Nicholas Eadie who was born in Sydney, was reportedly found dead at his home there, but at the time of writing, no cause of death has been given.
In 2016, the actor Nicholas Eadie was robbed at knifepoint whilst he was holidaying in Barcelona. After being admitted to hospital for three days, he told doctors he thought he was close to dying.
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Hide AdNicholas Eadie said at the time that “Barcelona has been very traumatic. I was robbed at knifepoint. Passport, money, credit cards all gone. Three days of absolute hell.”


Nicholas Eadie appeared in The Henderson Kids and began his career in acting when he appeared as Constable Sam Phillips on Channel Seven's Cop Shop series in 1981. His last role was in the 2011 TV movie Underbelly Files: The Man Who Got Away.
Nicholas Eadie also appeared in Shakespeare productions of A Midsummer Night’s Dream and The Taming of the Shrew and starred in a Country Practice, Return to Snowy River and Halifax FP. Nicholas Eadie also appeared in The Henderson Kids, a TV series about a brother and sister moving to a Melbourne suburb where they have an old block of land belonging to their ancestors.
Fans have been paying tribute to actor Nicholas Eadie on X after his shock passing. One wrote: “Excellent actor Nicholas Eadie. Sad news. A shock. Same age as me born in 1958. Condolences,” whilst Rhys Muldoon said: “Vale Nicholas Eadie. A great actor, who I got to work with a number of times. One of life’s best scallywags. Bit shocked.”
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