"I spent two years accused of being a rapist. It destroyed my career, my life and my family. It was horrendous and no one should have to go through it, so I want to change it" Actor John Jarratt slams the legal system after his name was dragged through the mud, while the identity of the woman who falsely accused him of rape remains suppressed. FULL INTERVIEW: http://7sunrise.link/rxGrhh | Sunrise

After two years of public purgatory, Australian actor John Jarratt emerged from his rape trial hell not guilty. But much of his hurt and outrage stems from something far more personal than being forced to go through what he thinks is a flawed legal system. In a startling revelation, John told #60Mins he knows what it means to be a victim - as he himself was raped as a teenager. | Full story: youtu.be/CbOQQXdofIc | 60 Minutes Australia

John Jarratt embarks on a rollercoaster ride through his family history with the discovery of a news article about his grandmother. #WDYTYA | SBS Australia

John Jarratt has opened up about his extraordinary career, from early roles as the affable Aussie good guy to his chilling portrayal of Mick Taylor in Wolf Creek, a performance that redefined him on the international stage. Speaking to Penny Lane on In the Driver’s Seat, Jarratt revealed that what drives him is not fame but the pull of a well-written script. He spoke about his desire to embrace more diverse and surprising characters, including his ambition to play a worn-out drag artist. #Austra