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Gabriel Luke (Gabe) Egan, born in Melbourne on September 30, 1976, is an Australian actor. His parents, Maureen (Bartlett) and Michael Egan, both school teachers, moved the family to Bendigo in rural Victoria, where Gabriel grew up.
Excelling in Year 12 Drama, Gabriel achieved the highest mark in Victoria and returned to Melbourne at 18 to pursue acting.
He quickly gained recognition for portraying intense characters in shows such as Neighbours (1985), Blue Heelers (1994), Good Guys Bad Guys (1997), and Thunderstone (1999).
An accomplished basketball player, Gabriel represented Bendigo's Braves as a teenager. His profile rose further when he hosted Channel 10's NBL Slam for two seasons, interviewing former teammates Glen Saville (Illawarra Hawks), Matt Campbell (Illawarra Hawks), and Aron Treharne (Perth Wildcats), who helped pioneer the Australian Basketball League.
Gabriel made his film debut in David Caesar's critically acclaimed drama Dirty Deeds (2002), acting alongside Sam Worthington, Toni Collette, and John Goodman.
On television, he played Sean Jeffreys, the older brother of Aden Jeffreys (Todd Lasance), causing turmoil on Home and Away (1988), and appeared opposite Ben Mendelsohn in the acclaimed Australian series Love My Way (2004).
In 2011, Gabriel enrolled full-time at 16th Street Melbourne Acting Studio to study drama.
He has also trained with renowned drama coaches Susan Batson and Ivana Chubbuck.
