Bram Scott-Breheny

Bram Scott-Breheny, not exactly a household name yet, but honestly? The guy’s got some wild range if you dig a little. Most folks probably know him from Shortland Street, that long-running New Zealand soap opera where, let’s face it, everyone’s been at least once. It’s practically a rite of passage for Kiwi actors—if you haven’t done Shortland Street, are you even really from New Zealand? Bram brought his own flair to the set, mixing drama and just the right amount of over-the-top energy that kept people tuning in. Then there’s A Minecraft Movie (2025), which is a whole different beast. We’re talking about a leap from soapy hospital hallways to the pixelated chaos of Minecraft’s blocky universe. That’s not a small jump. Bringing a beloved game to the big screen is risky—fans are picky, and the internet is merciless—but Bram dives right in, giving the character some actual personality (and not just wandering around punching trees, thank god). He’s the sort of actor who seems game for anything, doesn’t take himself too seriously, but still delivers when the camera’s rolling. So yeah, Bram Scott-Breheny might not have a trophy shelf crammed with awards—yet—but he’s the kind of actor who keeps things interesting. Whether it’s medical drama or video game madness, he brings some spark, a bit of unpredictability, and honestly, who doesn’t want more of that in movies these days? Keep an eye out. This guy’s career is one to watch.