Ben Mendelsohn is everywhere. Finally.

Every decade, it seems, has its version of the Australian invasion -- actors from the antipodean continent who arrive in Hollywood and take American cinema by storm. In the 1980s, "Mad Max" and "Dead Calm" made future household names of Mel Gibson and Nicole Kidman. In the 1990s it was Russell Crowe and Guy Pearce by way of "L.A. Confidential." The early 2000s brought us Naomi Watts ("Mulholland Dr.") and Jason Clarke ("Rabbit-Proof Fence").