Who Is Josh McConville? Meet The Cast Member Of Movie Elvis

Elvis actor Josh McConville was born on 10th August 1980, making him 41 years old.

Growing up in Australia, he always adored the fine arts as he leaned to participate in the school theatre. It was his solaces as he found his genuine potential lay in acting and decided to pursue a career in the field.

Previously, Josh had a starring role in the Sydney Theatre Company’s Triple X, but things took a turn after he got cast for a full-length feature-length movie.

In the meantime, he occupied his mind by watching movies like, Don’t Look Up, where he pondered on the state of people’s minds where they do not believe the word of scientists.

He also likes to listen to meditative music to calm down and enjoys the tunes to Cat Stevens ‘ album Tea for the Tillerman and Stuff You Should Know.

As of 2022, the net worth of Aussie actor Josh McConville is still under review, but we estimated it to be in the millions.

His career began when he got a role as Michael Hurley in the 2009 TV series Underbelly, and he remains a season regular.

According to his IMDb page, he has a whopping 37 credits in movies and tv shows, including his portrayals of Jackson Ciesolka in The Killing Field, Dickson on Cleverman, and Sarge in Fantasy Island, and Scott in Wakefield, to name a few.

To date, his most prominent features remain as Caleb Snow in the 2017 series Home and Away and his gratifying role in 1%.

Besides, he is not one to discriminate between roles, as he has taken up smaller parts in short movies like The Bus to Birra Birra, Oranges Don’t Grow on Trees, and The Best Man.

Josh McConville has yet to take about a girlfriend or a partner, and we highly doubt the presence of one. In a recent interview, he talked about the pandemic and quarantining alone, where he had a lot of spare time for explorations.

In addition to reading and listening to music, he also took up a new hobby of kayaking in Sydney Harbour. It began during the first lockdown when the need to get out reached its peak.

After roaming the streets, he found this beautiful chunk of water in front of him and thought of a way to utilize it.

Initially, it was nerve-wracking to venture into the open water, as he made it a rule not to get hit and give way to everything.

In an age where everything is competing to get ahead of others, he promised himself not to race a ferry as there was no way he could win.

Unfrotnaltey, Josh McConville is not available on Instagram or Twitter as he wishes for his work to speak for itself and not share any more about his life except his portrayals.