Ryan Kwanten on the set of the new Australian comedy ‘Not Suitable For Children’, directed by Oscar-nominee Peter Templeman. He talks about his character Jonah, what attracts him to roles, loveable rogues and male biological clocks.

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I’ve added to our gallery new images of the movie ‘Not Suitable for Children’. Check out:

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Ryan Kwanten attends the 98th annual White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner at the Washington Hilton on April 28, 2012 in Washington, DC.

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Also, Ryan Kwanten during the IMPACT Arts + Film Fund First Amendment party on April 27, 2012 in Washington, DC.

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Icon Films Australia has debuted the first official trailer for Peter Templeman’s Australian drama-comedy Not Suitable for Children. Currently set for a 28th of June release, the film stars Ryan Kwanten (True Blood, Griff the Invisible), Ryan Coor, Sarah Snook, Bojana Novakovic, and Alice Parkinson, and follows a young freewheeling man who finds out he has treatable cancer that will leave him infertile after surgery and quickly sets out to find a potential mother and partner. While the concept is different, the trailer indicates a fairly conventional tale with some very predictable moments. Nevertheless, this is an extremely impressive cast and the trailer suggests this could be another strong performance from Kwanten. Watch it below!

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Jonah is a freewheeling guy in the prime of his life, who after learning he will be infertile in a month, has to find someone to have a baby with before it’s too late. This twist of fate sees Jonah, with the help of his best friends, embark on a crazy caper to help him sow his seed as much as possible, and ultimately find the “one” in time.

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I’ve added to the gallery the first official image of the movie ‘Not Suitable For Children’. The movie will hit Australian cinemas in the second half of 2012.

Go behind-the-scenes of our Mambo photo-shoot with Mambassador Ryan Kwanten and check out all the hottest new looks from our spring 2012 collection! Mambo is sold exclusively at all Bon-Ton stores and onhttp://www.bonton.com

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Check out these pics and interview from the This & That Mag out now!

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T&T: I suppose we should start with a bit of biography from you. Where you grew up… How you got into acting…?

R: Well, I grew up on the Northern Beaches of Sydney, at a little beach called Queenscliff. When it comes to how I got into acting…. Well, my brother was auditioning to get into this acting agency which just happened to be on the way to my swimming training. Anyway, a whole bunch of circumstances just happened to take place where I went up the stairs to his audition and I said to mum, drop me off at swimming, and then come back and get Mitchell, my brother. Then the lady came out of the audition and said “You look interesting, why don’t you step into this room?” I was petrified but by that time, she already had me by the wrists and was pushing me in there, and the next thing I knew, I was part of this acting agency.

T&T: So what do you think about the differences between living in L.A and Sydney?

R: L.A is just consumed by the entertainment business. I would say that 90% of what happens here has something to do, in some way, shape or form, with the entertainment business. Sydney isn’t really like that. L.A also feels really quite transient. I don’t think it’s the best place to raise a family.

T&T: Do you manage to come back home very often?

R: Yeah, just recently I went back to Oz over the Christmas holidays and had the time of my life. I spent some great time with my family and friends back home, and I also took back a couple of my good L.A friends so I could show them how Australians do Christmas.

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