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Felix Mallard, the Australian actor known for his role in ‘Ginny & Georgia,’ reveals his ideal Sunday routine in Los Angeles, combining surfing, cooking, and music. He enjoys breakfast burritos, catches waves at various beaches, and immerses himself in the city’s vibrant live music scene, all while preparing for his upcoming projects in film and television.
Los Angeles – Felix Mallard, a 27-year-old actor originally from Melbourne, Australia, is preparing for the upcoming third season of Netflix’s popular series “Ginny & Georgia,” set to premiere next week. Living in Los Angeles for the past seven years, Mallard has immersed himself in the city’s vibrant culture and diverse neighborhoods, drawing parallels between certain areas of Los Angeles and his hometown.
In anticipation of the new season, Mallard detailed his ideal Sunday routine in Los Angeles. He begins his day early, rising at 5:30 a.m. to catch waves at some of the city’s renowned surf spots including Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, Huntington Beach, Malibu, or Ventura. Surfing not only serves as a morning workout but also a way for him to enjoy and connect with the Pacific Ocean.
Post-surfing, he indulges in a classic Californian breakfast, opting for breakfast burritos at local favorites Brother’s Burritos in Hermosa Beach and Sachi.LA in West L.A. By 9:30 a.m., Mallard shifts gears, dedicating time to watch television shows, with current favorites including “Hacks” and “Last Week Tonight With John Oliver.” This downtime provides him with entertainment and inspiration.
As noon approaches, Mallard turns to cooking, experimenting with recipes from Jamie Oliver’s cookbook “One-Pan Wonders.” It reflects his interest in culinary arts and the influence of home cooking on his lifestyle. Later in the afternoon, he heads to rehearsal studios around L.A. to work on his music. He is currently creating an EP characterized by a grungy, emotion-driven sound.
During commutes between activities, he fills the time with podcasts, particularly appreciating Louis Theroux for his unique interview style. By 5 p.m., Mallard enjoys some casual dining, savoring burgers from Burgerlords, noted for their straightforward menu and selection of craft beers.
As evening falls, Mallard immerses himself in Los Angeles’s live music scene, frequently visiting Zebulon, a venue known for its energetic punk shows and both indoor and outdoor spaces. The vibrant atmosphere, coupled with an enthusiastic fan base, creates memorable experiences for him, particularly when attending performances from bands like the Spits and Spy.
His Sundays typically conclude around midnight, often involving quiet reflections on the day’s activities. This balance of leisure and creativity is a significant aspect of his life in Los Angeles while he prepares for both the new season of “Ginny & Georgia” and his upcoming film role.
In addition to his television work, Mallard has starred in the romantic drama “Turtles All the Way Down,” an adaptation of John Green’s novel, which highlights the struggles of a girl dealing with obsessive-compulsive disorder. Moreover, he is set to headline a film titled “Nest,” where he portrays a father grappling with a terrifying home invasion by deadly arachnids. This upcoming project is described as a blend of horror elements intertwined with thematic explorations of masculinity and parenthood.
As Felix Mallard continues to navigate his career and personal life in Los Angeles, his engaging Sunday routine exemplifies the balance of relaxation, creativity, and enjoyment that he has found in the city.
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- Los Angeles Times
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