Three in a bed! Hacksaw Ridge star Luke Bracey talks about sharing a room with Chris and Liam Hemsworth as he tried to break Hollywood

By Hanna Flint For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 18:45 EST, 9 November 2016 | Updated: 20:16 EST, 9 November 2016

Luke Bracey has revealed he shared a bed with Chris and Liam Hemsworth - well kind of.

The Hacksaw Ridge star spoke about the time he moved to Los Angeles to try and break into Hollywood and stayed in his manager William Ward's guesthouse.

According to Luke he stayed in the same bed that both Chris and Liam did when they were launching their movie careers.

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Pillow talk: Luke Bracey says he's slept in the same bed as Chris and Liam Hemsworth

'Chris stayed in his guesthouse, then Liam, then me,' the Point Break star told The Daily Telegraph.

'They were kicking goals while I was there and my manager was like: ''I'm two for two on this mate, so there is a little bit of pressure''.'

Like the Hemsworth brothers, Luke's career began on Home And Away where he played Trey Palmer until 2010.

Management: Luke is managed by the brothers' manager William Ward

His first Hollywood role was opposite Selena Gomez and Leighton Meester in Monte Carlo, as the latter's love interest and he's since gone on to appear in a number of big budget films including GI Joe Retaliation, Point Break and, of course, Mel Gibson's Hacksaw Ridge.

In the latest film from the Australian actor and director, Luke plays ruthless soldier, Smitty Ryker, who torments Andrew Garfield's conscientious objector Desmond T. Doss during WWI.

Doing well: The actor appears in Hacksaw Ridge with Vincent Vaughn

He's a tough bloke but also a scared and very lonely one,' Luke explains. 

'Even now, it's hard for men to reveal their vulnerabilities, to start that conversation. It's something that needs to be talked about.'

Hacksaw Ridge is out in cinemas now.

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