Rafferty Law is a rising star with staying power thanks to his undeniable talent, magnetic presence, and genuine charm. Watch him in Apple TV+'s&nbsp;Masters of the Air.

Rafferty Law is becoming a household name in showbiz, and for good reason: he embodies all that is hip and charismatic. His easy-going personality and sense of style have also made him a beloved figure among photographers. But Rafferty is not just a pretty face, he is a force to be reckoned with.
The extraordinary acting chops of Law are widely recognised, and his inherent brilliance is evident in all his projects. Whether he&rsquo;s portraying a dashing spy or a defiant rock star, his dynamic energy is contagious and always leaves viewers wanting more. In every performance, he completely immerses himself in his characters, bringing them to life in an enthralling manner. Along with his acting chops, Law is an excellent musician with a natural gift for songwriting.
Here, we get up close and personal with the multifaceted star.

If you could swap roles with any actor in a film, past or present, which role would you choose?&nbsp; 
I would choose Cool Hand Luke, played by Paul Newman. Paul Newman is a big, big hero of mine, and that was kind of one of the first films that I watched and was like, I just want to do that.
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What is the most memorable prank you've ever pulled on set?&nbsp;
On set. You see, I've always wanted to be that guy that pulls pranks on set, but I always feel kind of pretty focused and to the point on the role. But I would say that throughout most of the year, me and my friends got obsessed with writing riddles for each other and trying to figure out riddles.
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If you could have any superpower in real life, what would it be and why?&nbsp;
I think it would be nice to be able to kind of move around the world within split seconds so I can go and visit my family and friends back home.
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What is the weirdest or most interesting audition you've ever had?&nbsp;
Recently, I had to do a tape where they kind of gave me a write-up of waking up in the middle of the desert, having not drunk water in 50 years, and I had to kind of cool across the room and obstacle course I created, screaming for water, but I couldn't speak, and I ended up shooting it in the gym of a hotel that I was living in, in Greece. There were two people on the running machine watching me do it. It was really funny.

If you could create your own dream movie, what would it be about and who would you cast as your co-stars?&nbsp;
Recently, I&rsquo;ve been really interested in learning more about my grandparents&rsquo; upbringing. They had really interesting stories, and I&rsquo;ve kind of been wanting to interview them. I would play my granddad, and I would cast my girlfriend to play my grandma.
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What is the strangest or funniest fan encounter you've had so far?&nbsp;
I haven&rsquo;t had many, but during this tour of Masters of the Air. Yeah, I was just in London, and this woman from Japan flew over, and she&rsquo;d done these amazing drawings of me and my castmates, and she gave me this. And it was a really beautiful, special moment.
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If you were a character in a video game, what would your special abilities be?&nbsp;
I'd say my special ability would be to talk my way out of any situation.
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If you could travel back in time and meet any historical figure, who would you choose and what would you ask them?&nbsp;
I think I&rsquo;d like to spend an evening with Kurt Cobain, and I&rsquo;d like to just kind of write some songs. So. Yeah, write some songs with him and just jam out.
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If you were to write a book, what genre would it be and what would the title be?&nbsp;
It&rsquo;d be a crime thriller, and it would be called What Happened Next?
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What is the most challenging role you've ever played, and how did you prepare for it?&nbsp;
Definitely Ken Lemmons for Masters of the Air, having the pressure of playing like a real-life war hero from a different country. That was definitely a lot of challenges, but I took them kind of as good pressure and just did as much research as possible and had a really precise kind of process to understand the guy and what he did.

If you could live in any fictional universe, which one would you choose and why?&nbsp;
It&rsquo;s very, very tricky. But I think I&rsquo;d go with Star Wars because I just love to be a Jedi Knight and play around with the force.
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What is your go-to karaoke song?
My go-to karaoke song has been changing over the last few years. Right now, I&rsquo;m doing Heroes by David Bowie because I just think it builds, and then by the end, everyone sings along.
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If you were a professional athlete, what sport would you play?
I play football or American soccer because it&rsquo;s just the best sport in the world.
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What is your favourite movie quote of all time and why does it resonate?
My favourite movie quote of all time. That&rsquo;s so hard. My mind has just gone blank. I&rsquo;d say &ldquo;As you wish&rdquo; from Princess Bride, because it&rsquo;s another childhood favourite and it's very romantic and beautiful, and yeah, from a young age, I kind of connected with that. My granddad showed me that film.
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If you could have a dinner party with any three people dead or alive, who would you invite and why?
Paul McCartney, Paul Newman and Paul Gascoigne &ndash; three Pauls. Why not?
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What is your favourite guilty pleasure TV show or movie?
Love Island. Can&rsquo;t get enough of it.
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Which version? Which country?
Any version. [Laughs]
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If you could have a cameo in any TV show. Which would you choose? And what kind of character?
I&rsquo;d love to be in Peaky Blinders, and just to play like one of the Shelbys.
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What is your most embarrassing moment on stage or on set?
Recently, I was shooting a film where I had to get thrown up on, and it was like three in the morning, and we just kept redoing the scene. So, I was just covered in vomit for about three hours. That was a lot of fun, and it was chicken noodle soup, and I'm a vegetarian, so it just wasn&rsquo;t ideal.
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What&rsquo;s your greatest extravagance?
I&rsquo;d say my jewellery, my gold rings. Yeah, I wear my rings everywhere.
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What is the most adventurous thing you&rsquo;ve ever done in your life?
I&rsquo;d like to think I&rsquo;ve done quite a few adventurous things. I&rsquo;d say camping in the middle of the Savannah Desert.
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Last question. What's next?
Keep walking. Keep my head down and build on the last few years abroad.

COVER CREDITS:
Photography Henry Lou / ABTP in New York &amp; WORK in Sydney
Styling Estelle Aporongo / Exclusive Artists
Words John Ng
Grooming Elsa Canedo / Opus Beauty for Leonor Greyk and Cozzette Beauty
Grooming Assistant Maria Barrera

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