Кіріспе
Австралиялық кейіпкер актері (1925–2013)
Australian charactor actor (1925–2013)
Brian Percy Moll (19 May 1925 – 9 August 2013) was a British born Australian comedian character actor of stage, television and film and director and producer who emigrated to Australia from his native England in 1950. Quitting his job as a publicity officer, he became a professional actor in 1953. He was best known for his soap opera television roles, but also appeared in film and numerous theatre productions. Early life
He was born in Chaucer Road, Wanstead, North East London on 19 May 1925 to Hedges Percy Moll and Dorethy Dot Alice Sarah (née Mitchell)?? Brother Peter James Moll
During World War II, he was conscripted to the Royal Navy in 1943 at the age of eighteen and spent the later years of World War II serving on a minesweeper. His ship was involved in the D Day operation and he watched the action from just off the Arromanches beach. In October 1950, he immigrated from England and arrived in Melbourne, Australia under the £10 assisted passage emigration scheme. In December 1975, he took Australian Citizenship. Career
Theatre
Moll started taking on leading parts with the Melbourne Little Theatre starting from 1953 and as well as acting he was producing and directing difficult plays by playwrights including as Chekov and Ibsen. In 1963 he moved to Brisbane and he joined the Queensland Arts Theatre. He continued his acting career in his spare time. In the 1960s he was campaigning in Brisbane for a new permanent arts centre and was involved in these plans which resulted in the Arts Complex being built. In 1970 he was in It's a Rum Do and had the role of Samuel Marsden, the priest who was partly responsible for bringing merino sheep to Australia which started the wool industry. The play was chosen to be given a Royal Command Performance in the Brisbane Arts Centre. He was presented to the Queen and he told her that over the past two years he had played eight priests. She asked him "Why" and she smiled when he answered "It was my purity of spirit and a bald head". After this, his acting career took off. Television and film
Moll was known for his villainous roles, once remarking that this was due to his bald head (he had been completely bald since the age of 25). As a jobbing actor, like many of the era he had numerous character roles on the Crawford Productions TV serials including Matlock Police, Homicide and Division 4, as well as many guest roles on other television series; mini series, telemovies; and films. In 1975, he became better known however for playing the recurring role of slimy Town Clerk Eddie Buchanan in soap opera Number 96, Dr. Vincent Snape in The Young Doctors in 1977–1978, and briefly as Mr. Spencer in Prisoner in 1980. He was most likely however best known for his long running itinerant role in serial A Country Practice, as devious and pompous town councillor Alfred Muldoon a role he played as the script permitted from 1982 to 1992, through 120 episodes. He had a small cameo role in the film Street Fighter in 1994
In 1990, he appeared as Mr. Gordian in Bloodmoon'', a horror film.
Brian Percy Moll (19 May 1925 – 9 August 2013) was a British born Australian comedian character actor of stage, television and film and director and producer who emigrated to Australia from his native England in 1950. Quitting his job as a publicity officer, he became a professional actor in 1953. He was best known for his soap opera television roles, but also appeared in film and numerous theatre productions. Early life
He was born in Chaucer Road, Wanstead, North East London on 19 May 1925 to Hedges Percy Moll and Dorethy Dot Alice Sarah (née Mitchell)?? Brother Peter James Moll
During World War II, he was conscripted to the Royal Navy in 1943 at the age of eighteen and spent the later years of World War II serving on a minesweeper. His ship was involved in the D Day operation and he watched the action from just off the Arromanches beach. In October 1950, he immigrated from England and arrived in Melbourne, Australia under the £10 assisted passage emigration scheme. In December 1975, he took Australian Citizenship. Career
Theatre
Moll started taking on leading parts with the Melbourne Little Theatre starting from 1953 and as well as acting he was producing and directing difficult plays by playwrights including as Chekov and Ibsen. In 1963 he moved to Brisbane and he joined the Queensland Arts Theatre. He continued his acting career in his spare time. In the 1960s he was campaigning in Brisbane for a new permanent arts centre and was involved in these plans which resulted in the Arts Complex being built. In 1970 he was in It's a Rum Do and had the role of Samuel Marsden, the priest who was partly responsible for bringing merino sheep to Australia which started the wool industry. The play was chosen to be given a Royal Command Performance in the Brisbane Arts Centre. He was presented to the Queen and he told her that over the past two years he had played eight priests. She asked him "Why" and she smiled when he answered "It was my purity of spirit and a bald head". After this, his acting career took off. Television and film
Moll was known for his villainous roles, once remarking that this was due to his bald head (he had been completely bald since the age of 25). As a jobbing actor, like many of the era he had numerous character roles on the Crawford Productions TV serials including Matlock Police, Homicide and Division 4, as well as many guest roles on other television series; mini series, telemovies; and films. In 1975, he became better known however for playing the recurring role of slimy Town Clerk Eddie Buchanan in soap opera Number 96, Dr. Vincent Snape in The Young Doctors in 1977–1978, and briefly as Mr. Spencer in Prisoner in 1980. He was most likely however best known for his long running itinerant role in serial A Country Practice, as devious and pompous town councillor Alfred Muldoon a role he played as the script permitted from 1982 to 1992, through 120 episodes. He had a small cameo role in the film Street Fighter in 1994
In 1990, he appeared as Mr. Gordian in Bloodmoon'', a horror film.
Брайан Перси Молл (19 мамыр 1925 – 9 тамыз 2013) – британдық туған австралиялық комедиялық кейіпкер актері, театр, теледидар және кино актері, режиссер және продюсер, 1950 жылы туған Англиядан Австралияға эмиграциялаған. 1953 жылы жарнамалық қызметтен бас тартып, кәсіби актер болды. Ол телесериалдардағы рөлдерімен ең көп танымал болды, сонымен қатар кино және көптеген театрлық қойылымдарда ойнады. Ол 19 мамыр 1925 жылы Лондонның солтүстік-шығысындағы Уанстедте, Шосер-роудта Хеджес Перси Молл мен Дорети Дотт Элис Сараның (құрметті аты Митчелл) отбасында дүниеге келді. ІІ дүниежүзілік соғыс кезінде 1943 жылы он сегіз жасында Корольдік теңіз күштеріне шақырылды және соғыстың соңғы жылдарын мина тазартатын кемеде өткізді. Оның кемесі D күні операциясына қатысты және ол Арроманш жағалауынан бұл оқиғаны бақылады. 1950 жылдың қазан айында Англиядан көшіп келіп, Австралияның Мельбурн қаласына 10 фунт стерлингтік көмекпен эмиграция схемасы бойынша келді. 1975 жылдың желтоқсанында Австралия азаматтығын алды.
Australian charactor actor (1925–2013)
Brian Percy Moll (19 May 1925 – 9 August 2013) was a British born Australian comedian character actor of stage, television and film and director and producer who emigrated to Australia from his native England in 1950. Quitting his job as a publicity officer, he became a professional actor in 1953. He was best known for his soap opera television roles, but also appeared in film and numerous theatre productions. Early life
He was born in Chaucer Road, Wanstead, North East London on 19 May 1925 to Hedges Percy Moll and Dorethy Dot Alice Sarah (née Mitchell)?? Brother Peter James Moll
During World War II, he was conscripted to the Royal Navy in 1943 at the age of eighteen and spent the later years of World War II serving on a minesweeper. His ship was involved in the D Day operation and he watched the action from just off the Arromanches beach. In October 1950, he immigrated from England and arrived in Melbourne, Australia under the £10 assisted passage emigration scheme. In December 1975, he took Australian Citizenship. Career
Theatre
Moll started taking on leading parts with the Melbourne Little Theatre starting from 1953 and as well as acting he was producing and directing difficult plays by playwrights including as Chekov and Ibsen. In 1963 he moved to Brisbane and he joined the Queensland Arts Theatre. He continued his acting career in his spare time. In the 1960s he was campaigning in Brisbane for a new permanent arts centre and was involved in these plans which resulted in the Arts Complex being built. In 1970 he was in It's a Rum Do and had the role of Samuel Marsden, the priest who was partly responsible for bringing merino sheep to Australia which started the wool industry. The play was chosen to be given a Royal Command Performance in the Brisbane Arts Centre. He was presented to the Queen and he told her that over the past two years he had played eight priests. She asked him "Why" and she smiled when he answered "It was my purity of spirit and a bald head". After this, his acting career took off. Television and film
Moll was known for his villainous roles, once remarking that this was due to his bald head (he had been completely bald since the age of 25). As a jobbing actor, like many of the era he had numerous character roles on the Crawford Productions TV serials including Matlock Police, Homicide and Division 4, as well as many guest roles on other television series; mini series, telemovies; and films. In 1975, he became better known however for playing the recurring role of slimy Town Clerk Eddie Buchanan in soap opera Number 96, Dr. Vincent Snape in The Young Doctors in 1977–1978, and briefly as Mr. Spencer in Prisoner in 1980. He was most likely however best known for his long running itinerant role in serial A Country Practice, as devious and pompous town councillor Alfred Muldoon a role he played as the script permitted from 1982 to 1992, through 120 episodes. He had a small cameo role in the film Street Fighter in 1994
In 1990, he appeared as Mr. Gordian in Bloodmoon'', a horror film.
Brian Percy Moll (19 May 1925 – 9 August 2013) was a British born Australian comedian character actor of stage, television and film and director and producer who emigrated to Australia from his native England in 1950. Quitting his job as a publicity officer, he became a professional actor in 1953. He was best known for his soap opera television roles, but also appeared in film and numerous theatre productions. Early life
He was born in Chaucer Road, Wanstead, North East London on 19 May 1925 to Hedges Percy Moll and Dorethy Dot Alice Sarah (née Mitchell)?? Brother Peter James Moll
During World War II, he was conscripted to the Royal Navy in 1943 at the age of eighteen and spent the later years of World War II serving on a minesweeper. His ship was involved in the D Day operation and he watched the action from just off the Arromanches beach. In October 1950, he immigrated from England and arrived in Melbourne, Australia under the £10 assisted passage emigration scheme. In December 1975, he took Australian Citizenship. Career
Theatre
Moll started taking on leading parts with the Melbourne Little Theatre starting from 1953 and as well as acting he was producing and directing difficult plays by playwrights including as Chekov and Ibsen. In 1963 he moved to Brisbane and he joined the Queensland Arts Theatre. He continued his acting career in his spare time. In the 1960s he was campaigning in Brisbane for a new permanent arts centre and was involved in these plans which resulted in the Arts Complex being built. In 1970 he was in It's a Rum Do and had the role of Samuel Marsden, the priest who was partly responsible for bringing merino sheep to Australia which started the wool industry. The play was chosen to be given a Royal Command Performance in the Brisbane Arts Centre. He was presented to the Queen and he told her that over the past two years he had played eight priests. She asked him "Why" and she smiled when he answered "It was my purity of spirit and a bald head". After this, his acting career took off. Television and film
Moll was known for his villainous roles, once remarking that this was due to his bald head (he had been completely bald since the age of 25). As a jobbing actor, like many of the era he had numerous character roles on the Crawford Productions TV serials including Matlock Police, Homicide and Division 4, as well as many guest roles on other television series; mini series, telemovies; and films. In 1975, he became better known however for playing the recurring role of slimy Town Clerk Eddie Buchanan in soap opera Number 96, Dr. Vincent Snape in The Young Doctors in 1977–1978, and briefly as Mr. Spencer in Prisoner in 1980. He was most likely however best known for his long running itinerant role in serial A Country Practice, as devious and pompous town councillor Alfred Muldoon a role he played as the script permitted from 1982 to 1992, through 120 episodes. He had a small cameo role in the film Street Fighter in 1994
In 1990, he appeared as Mr. Gordian in Bloodmoon'', a horror film.
Карьерасы
Australian charactor actor (1925–2013)
Brian Percy Moll (19 May 1925 – 9 August 2013) was a British born Australian comedian character actor of stage, television and film and director and producer who emigrated to Australia from his native England in 1950. Quitting his job as a publicity officer, he became a professional actor in 1953. He was best known for his soap opera television roles, but also appeared in film and numerous theatre productions. Early life
He was born in Chaucer Road, Wanstead, North East London on 19 May 1925 to Hedges Percy Moll and Dorethy Dot Alice Sarah (née Mitchell)?? Brother Peter James Moll
During World War II, he was conscripted to the Royal Navy in 1943 at the age of eighteen and spent the later years of World War II serving on a minesweeper. His ship was involved in the D Day operation and he watched the action from just off the Arromanches beach. In October 1950, he immigrated from England and arrived in Melbourne, Australia under the £10 assisted passage emigration scheme. In December 1975, he took Australian Citizenship. Career
Theatre
Moll started taking on leading parts with the Melbourne Little Theatre starting from 1953 and as well as acting he was producing and directing difficult plays by playwrights including as Chekov and Ibsen. In 1963 he moved to Brisbane and he joined the Queensland Arts Theatre. He continued his acting career in his spare time. In the 1960s he was campaigning in Brisbane for a new permanent arts centre and was involved in these plans which resulted in the Arts Complex being built. In 1970 he was in It's a Rum Do and had the role of Samuel Marsden, the priest who was partly responsible for bringing merino sheep to Australia which started the wool industry. The play was chosen to be given a Royal Command Performance in the Brisbane Arts Centre. He was presented to the Queen and he told her that over the past two years he had played eight priests. She asked him "Why" and she smiled when he answered "It was my purity of spirit and a bald head". After this, his acting career took off. Television and film
Moll was known for his villainous roles, once remarking that this was due to his bald head (he had been completely bald since the age of 25). As a jobbing actor, like many of the era he had numerous character roles on the Crawford Productions TV serials including Matlock Police, Homicide and Division 4, as well as many guest roles on other television series; mini series, telemovies; and films. In 1975, he became better known however for playing the recurring role of slimy Town Clerk Eddie Buchanan in soap opera Number 96, Dr. Vincent Snape in The Young Doctors in 1977–1978, and briefly as Mr. Spencer in Prisoner in 1980. He was most likely however best known for his long running itinerant role in serial A Country Practice, as devious and pompous town councillor Alfred Muldoon a role he played as the script permitted from 1982 to 1992, through 120 episodes. He had a small cameo role in the film Street Fighter in 1994
In 1990, he appeared as Mr. Gordian in Bloodmoon'', a horror film.
Brian Percy Moll (19 May 1925 – 9 August 2013) was a British born Australian comedian character actor of stage, television and film and director and producer who emigrated to Australia from his native England in 1950. Quitting his job as a publicity officer, he became a professional actor in 1953. He was best known for his soap opera television roles, but also appeared in film and numerous theatre productions. Early life
He was born in Chaucer Road, Wanstead, North East London on 19 May 1925 to Hedges Percy Moll and Dorethy Dot Alice Sarah (née Mitchell)?? Brother Peter James Moll
During World War II, he was conscripted to the Royal Navy in 1943 at the age of eighteen and spent the later years of World War II serving on a minesweeper. His ship was involved in the D Day operation and he watched the action from just off the Arromanches beach. In October 1950, he immigrated from England and arrived in Melbourne, Australia under the £10 assisted passage emigration scheme. In December 1975, he took Australian Citizenship. Career
Theatre
Moll started taking on leading parts with the Melbourne Little Theatre starting from 1953 and as well as acting he was producing and directing difficult plays by playwrights including as Chekov and Ibsen. In 1963 he moved to Brisbane and he joined the Queensland Arts Theatre. He continued his acting career in his spare time. In the 1960s he was campaigning in Brisbane for a new permanent arts centre and was involved in these plans which resulted in the Arts Complex being built. In 1970 he was in It's a Rum Do and had the role of Samuel Marsden, the priest who was partly responsible for bringing merino sheep to Australia which started the wool industry. The play was chosen to be given a Royal Command Performance in the Brisbane Arts Centre. He was presented to the Queen and he told her that over the past two years he had played eight priests. She asked him "Why" and she smiled when he answered "It was my purity of spirit and a bald head". After this, his acting career took off. Television and film
Moll was known for his villainous roles, once remarking that this was due to his bald head (he had been completely bald since the age of 25). As a jobbing actor, like many of the era he had numerous character roles on the Crawford Productions TV serials including Matlock Police, Homicide and Division 4, as well as many guest roles on other television series; mini series, telemovies; and films. In 1975, he became better known however for playing the recurring role of slimy Town Clerk Eddie Buchanan in soap opera Number 96, Dr. Vincent Snape in The Young Doctors in 1977–1978, and briefly as Mr. Spencer in Prisoner in 1980. He was most likely however best known for his long running itinerant role in serial A Country Practice, as devious and pompous town councillor Alfred Muldoon a role he played as the script permitted from 1982 to 1992, through 120 episodes. He had a small cameo role in the film Street Fighter in 1994
In 1990, he appeared as Mr. Gordian in Bloodmoon'', a horror film.
Театр
Australian charactor actor (1925–2013)
Brian Percy Moll (19 May 1925 – 9 August 2013) was a British born Australian comedian character actor of stage, television and film and director and producer who emigrated to Australia from his native England in 1950. Quitting his job as a publicity officer, he became a professional actor in 1953. He was best known for his soap opera television roles, but also appeared in film and numerous theatre productions. Early life
He was born in Chaucer Road, Wanstead, North East London on 19 May 1925 to Hedges Percy Moll and Dorethy Dot Alice Sarah (née Mitchell)?? Brother Peter James Moll
During World War II, he was conscripted to the Royal Navy in 1943 at the age of eighteen and spent the later years of World War II serving on a minesweeper. His ship was involved in the D Day operation and he watched the action from just off the Arromanches beach. In October 1950, he immigrated from England and arrived in Melbourne, Australia under the £10 assisted passage emigration scheme. In December 1975, he took Australian Citizenship. Career
Theatre
Moll started taking on leading parts with the Melbourne Little Theatre starting from 1953 and as well as acting he was producing and directing difficult plays by playwrights including as Chekov and Ibsen. In 1963 he moved to Brisbane and he joined the Queensland Arts Theatre. He continued his acting career in his spare time. In the 1960s he was campaigning in Brisbane for a new permanent arts centre and was involved in these plans which resulted in the Arts Complex being built. In 1970 he was in It's a Rum Do and had the role of Samuel Marsden, the priest who was partly responsible for bringing merino sheep to Australia which started the wool industry. The play was chosen to be given a Royal Command Performance in the Brisbane Arts Centre. He was presented to the Queen and he told her that over the past two years he had played eight priests. She asked him "Why" and she smiled when he answered "It was my purity of spirit and a bald head". After this, his acting career took off. Television and film
Moll was known for his villainous roles, once remarking that this was due to his bald head (he had been completely bald since the age of 25). As a jobbing actor, like many of the era he had numerous character roles on the Crawford Productions TV serials including Matlock Police, Homicide and Division 4, as well as many guest roles on other television series; mini series, telemovies; and films. In 1975, he became better known however for playing the recurring role of slimy Town Clerk Eddie Buchanan in soap opera Number 96, Dr. Vincent Snape in The Young Doctors in 1977–1978, and briefly as Mr. Spencer in Prisoner in 1980. He was most likely however best known for his long running itinerant role in serial A Country Practice, as devious and pompous town councillor Alfred Muldoon a role he played as the script permitted from 1982 to 1992, through 120 episodes. He had a small cameo role in the film Street Fighter in 1994
In 1990, he appeared as Mr. Gordian in Bloodmoon'', a horror film.
Brian Percy Moll (19 May 1925 – 9 August 2013) was a British born Australian comedian character actor of stage, television and film and director and producer who emigrated to Australia from his native England in 1950. Quitting his job as a publicity officer, he became a professional actor in 1953. He was best known for his soap opera television roles, but also appeared in film and numerous theatre productions. Early life
He was born in Chaucer Road, Wanstead, North East London on 19 May 1925 to Hedges Percy Moll and Dorethy Dot Alice Sarah (née Mitchell)?? Brother Peter James Moll
During World War II, he was conscripted to the Royal Navy in 1943 at the age of eighteen and spent the later years of World War II serving on a minesweeper. His ship was involved in the D Day operation and he watched the action from just off the Arromanches beach. In October 1950, he immigrated from England and arrived in Melbourne, Australia under the £10 assisted passage emigration scheme. In December 1975, he took Australian Citizenship. Career
Theatre
Moll started taking on leading parts with the Melbourne Little Theatre starting from 1953 and as well as acting he was producing and directing difficult plays by playwrights including as Chekov and Ibsen. In 1963 he moved to Brisbane and he joined the Queensland Arts Theatre. He continued his acting career in his spare time. In the 1960s he was campaigning in Brisbane for a new permanent arts centre and was involved in these plans which resulted in the Arts Complex being built. In 1970 he was in It's a Rum Do and had the role of Samuel Marsden, the priest who was partly responsible for bringing merino sheep to Australia which started the wool industry. The play was chosen to be given a Royal Command Performance in the Brisbane Arts Centre. He was presented to the Queen and he told her that over the past two years he had played eight priests. She asked him "Why" and she smiled when he answered "It was my purity of spirit and a bald head". After this, his acting career took off. Television and film
Moll was known for his villainous roles, once remarking that this was due to his bald head (he had been completely bald since the age of 25). As a jobbing actor, like many of the era he had numerous character roles on the Crawford Productions TV serials including Matlock Police, Homicide and Division 4, as well as many guest roles on other television series; mini series, telemovies; and films. In 1975, he became better known however for playing the recurring role of slimy Town Clerk Eddie Buchanan in soap opera Number 96, Dr. Vincent Snape in The Young Doctors in 1977–1978, and briefly as Mr. Spencer in Prisoner in 1980. He was most likely however best known for his long running itinerant role in serial A Country Practice, as devious and pompous town councillor Alfred Muldoon a role he played as the script permitted from 1982 to 1992, through 120 episodes. He had a small cameo role in the film Street Fighter in 1994
In 1990, he appeared as Mr. Gordian in Bloodmoon'', a horror film.
Молл 1953 жылдан бастап Мельбурн Кішкентай театрында басты рөлдерді ойнай бастады. Актерлікпен қатар, ол Чехов пен Ибсен сияқты драматургтердің күрделі пьесаларын қойып, режиссерлік жұмыстарын да жүзеге асырды. 1963 жылы Брисбенге көшіп, Квинсленд өнер театрына қосылды. Ол актерлік мансабын бос уақытында жалғастырды. 1960 жылдары Брисбенде жаңа тұрақты өнер орталығын құру үшін үгіт жүргізіп, осы жоспарлардың іске асуына қатысты, нәтижесінде Өнер кешені салынды. 1970 жылы ол "It's a Rum Do" қойылымында Самуэль Марсден рөлін ойнады – ол Австралияға мерино қойын әкелуге және жүн өнеркәсібін дамытуға ықпал еткен дін қызметкері. Бұл қойылым Брисбен өнер орталығында Корольдік көрсетілімге таңдалды. Ол Патшайымға таныстырылып, соңғы екі жылда сегіз дін қызметкерінің рөлін ойнағанын айтты. Ол "Неге?" деп сұрады, ал ол "Менің таза рухым мен тоқ шашым" деп жауап бергенде күлімсіреп қалды. Осыдан кейін оның актерлік мансабы дамыды.
Australian charactor actor (1925–2013)
Brian Percy Moll (19 May 1925 – 9 August 2013) was a British born Australian comedian character actor of stage, television and film and director and producer who emigrated to Australia from his native England in 1950. Quitting his job as a publicity officer, he became a professional actor in 1953. He was best known for his soap opera television roles, but also appeared in film and numerous theatre productions. Early life
He was born in Chaucer Road, Wanstead, North East London on 19 May 1925 to Hedges Percy Moll and Dorethy Dot Alice Sarah (née Mitchell)?? Brother Peter James Moll
During World War II, he was conscripted to the Royal Navy in 1943 at the age of eighteen and spent the later years of World War II serving on a minesweeper. His ship was involved in the D Day operation and he watched the action from just off the Arromanches beach. In October 1950, he immigrated from England and arrived in Melbourne, Australia under the £10 assisted passage emigration scheme. In December 1975, he took Australian Citizenship. Career
Theatre
Moll started taking on leading parts with the Melbourne Little Theatre starting from 1953 and as well as acting he was producing and directing difficult plays by playwrights including as Chekov and Ibsen. In 1963 he moved to Brisbane and he joined the Queensland Arts Theatre. He continued his acting career in his spare time. In the 1960s he was campaigning in Brisbane for a new permanent arts centre and was involved in these plans which resulted in the Arts Complex being built. In 1970 he was in It's a Rum Do and had the role of Samuel Marsden, the priest who was partly responsible for bringing merino sheep to Australia which started the wool industry. The play was chosen to be given a Royal Command Performance in the Brisbane Arts Centre. He was presented to the Queen and he told her that over the past two years he had played eight priests. She asked him "Why" and she smiled when he answered "It was my purity of spirit and a bald head". After this, his acting career took off. Television and film
Moll was known for his villainous roles, once remarking that this was due to his bald head (he had been completely bald since the age of 25). As a jobbing actor, like many of the era he had numerous character roles on the Crawford Productions TV serials including Matlock Police, Homicide and Division 4, as well as many guest roles on other television series; mini series, telemovies; and films. In 1975, he became better known however for playing the recurring role of slimy Town Clerk Eddie Buchanan in soap opera Number 96, Dr. Vincent Snape in The Young Doctors in 1977–1978, and briefly as Mr. Spencer in Prisoner in 1980. He was most likely however best known for his long running itinerant role in serial A Country Practice, as devious and pompous town councillor Alfred Muldoon a role he played as the script permitted from 1982 to 1992, through 120 episodes. He had a small cameo role in the film Street Fighter in 1994
In 1990, he appeared as Mr. Gordian in Bloodmoon'', a horror film.
Brian Percy Moll (19 May 1925 – 9 August 2013) was a British born Australian comedian character actor of stage, television and film and director and producer who emigrated to Australia from his native England in 1950. Quitting his job as a publicity officer, he became a professional actor in 1953. He was best known for his soap opera television roles, but also appeared in film and numerous theatre productions. Early life
He was born in Chaucer Road, Wanstead, North East London on 19 May 1925 to Hedges Percy Moll and Dorethy Dot Alice Sarah (née Mitchell)?? Brother Peter James Moll
During World War II, he was conscripted to the Royal Navy in 1943 at the age of eighteen and spent the later years of World War II serving on a minesweeper. His ship was involved in the D Day operation and he watched the action from just off the Arromanches beach. In October 1950, he immigrated from England and arrived in Melbourne, Australia under the £10 assisted passage emigration scheme. In December 1975, he took Australian Citizenship. Career
Theatre
Moll started taking on leading parts with the Melbourne Little Theatre starting from 1953 and as well as acting he was producing and directing difficult plays by playwrights including as Chekov and Ibsen. In 1963 he moved to Brisbane and he joined the Queensland Arts Theatre. He continued his acting career in his spare time. In the 1960s he was campaigning in Brisbane for a new permanent arts centre and was involved in these plans which resulted in the Arts Complex being built. In 1970 he was in It's a Rum Do and had the role of Samuel Marsden, the priest who was partly responsible for bringing merino sheep to Australia which started the wool industry. The play was chosen to be given a Royal Command Performance in the Brisbane Arts Centre. He was presented to the Queen and he told her that over the past two years he had played eight priests. She asked him "Why" and she smiled when he answered "It was my purity of spirit and a bald head". After this, his acting career took off. Television and film
Moll was known for his villainous roles, once remarking that this was due to his bald head (he had been completely bald since the age of 25). As a jobbing actor, like many of the era he had numerous character roles on the Crawford Productions TV serials including Matlock Police, Homicide and Division 4, as well as many guest roles on other television series; mini series, telemovies; and films. In 1975, he became better known however for playing the recurring role of slimy Town Clerk Eddie Buchanan in soap opera Number 96, Dr. Vincent Snape in The Young Doctors in 1977–1978, and briefly as Mr. Spencer in Prisoner in 1980. He was most likely however best known for his long running itinerant role in serial A Country Practice, as devious and pompous town councillor Alfred Muldoon a role he played as the script permitted from 1982 to 1992, through 120 episodes. He had a small cameo role in the film Street Fighter in 1994
In 1990, he appeared as Mr. Gordian in Bloodmoon'', a horror film.
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Australian charactor actor (1925–2013)
Brian Percy Moll (19 May 1925 – 9 August 2013) was a British born Australian comedian character actor of stage, television and film and director and producer who emigrated to Australia from his native England in 1950. Quitting his job as a publicity officer, he became a professional actor in 1953. He was best known for his soap opera television roles, but also appeared in film and numerous theatre productions. Early life
He was born in Chaucer Road, Wanstead, North East London on 19 May 1925 to Hedges Percy Moll and Dorethy Dot Alice Sarah (née Mitchell)?? Brother Peter James Moll
During World War II, he was conscripted to the Royal Navy in 1943 at the age of eighteen and spent the later years of World War II serving on a minesweeper. His ship was involved in the D Day operation and he watched the action from just off the Arromanches beach. In October 1950, he immigrated from England and arrived in Melbourne, Australia under the £10 assisted passage emigration scheme. In December 1975, he took Australian Citizenship. Career
Theatre
Moll started taking on leading parts with the Melbourne Little Theatre starting from 1953 and as well as acting he was producing and directing difficult plays by playwrights including as Chekov and Ibsen. In 1963 he moved to Brisbane and he joined the Queensland Arts Theatre. He continued his acting career in his spare time. In the 1960s he was campaigning in Brisbane for a new permanent arts centre and was involved in these plans which resulted in the Arts Complex being built. In 1970 he was in It's a Rum Do and had the role of Samuel Marsden, the priest who was partly responsible for bringing merino sheep to Australia which started the wool industry. The play was chosen to be given a Royal Command Performance in the Brisbane Arts Centre. He was presented to the Queen and he told her that over the past two years he had played eight priests. She asked him "Why" and she smiled when he answered "It was my purity of spirit and a bald head". After this, his acting career took off. Television and film
Moll was known for his villainous roles, once remarking that this was due to his bald head (he had been completely bald since the age of 25). As a jobbing actor, like many of the era he had numerous character roles on the Crawford Productions TV serials including Matlock Police, Homicide and Division 4, as well as many guest roles on other television series; mini series, telemovies; and films. In 1975, he became better known however for playing the recurring role of slimy Town Clerk Eddie Buchanan in soap opera Number 96, Dr. Vincent Snape in The Young Doctors in 1977–1978, and briefly as Mr. Spencer in Prisoner in 1980. He was most likely however best known for his long running itinerant role in serial A Country Practice, as devious and pompous town councillor Alfred Muldoon a role he played as the script permitted from 1982 to 1992, through 120 episodes. He had a small cameo role in the film Street Fighter in 1994
In 1990, he appeared as Mr. Gordian in Bloodmoon'', a horror film.
Brian Percy Moll (19 May 1925 – 9 August 2013) was a British born Australian comedian character actor of stage, television and film and director and producer who emigrated to Australia from his native England in 1950. Quitting his job as a publicity officer, he became a professional actor in 1953. He was best known for his soap opera television roles, but also appeared in film and numerous theatre productions. Early life
He was born in Chaucer Road, Wanstead, North East London on 19 May 1925 to Hedges Percy Moll and Dorethy Dot Alice Sarah (née Mitchell)?? Brother Peter James Moll
During World War II, he was conscripted to the Royal Navy in 1943 at the age of eighteen and spent the later years of World War II serving on a minesweeper. His ship was involved in the D Day operation and he watched the action from just off the Arromanches beach. In October 1950, he immigrated from England and arrived in Melbourne, Australia under the £10 assisted passage emigration scheme. In December 1975, he took Australian Citizenship. Career
Theatre
Moll started taking on leading parts with the Melbourne Little Theatre starting from 1953 and as well as acting he was producing and directing difficult plays by playwrights including as Chekov and Ibsen. In 1963 he moved to Brisbane and he joined the Queensland Arts Theatre. He continued his acting career in his spare time. In the 1960s he was campaigning in Brisbane for a new permanent arts centre and was involved in these plans which resulted in the Arts Complex being built. In 1970 he was in It's a Rum Do and had the role of Samuel Marsden, the priest who was partly responsible for bringing merino sheep to Australia which started the wool industry. The play was chosen to be given a Royal Command Performance in the Brisbane Arts Centre. He was presented to the Queen and he told her that over the past two years he had played eight priests. She asked him "Why" and she smiled when he answered "It was my purity of spirit and a bald head". After this, his acting career took off. Television and film
Moll was known for his villainous roles, once remarking that this was due to his bald head (he had been completely bald since the age of 25). As a jobbing actor, like many of the era he had numerous character roles on the Crawford Productions TV serials including Matlock Police, Homicide and Division 4, as well as many guest roles on other television series; mini series, telemovies; and films. In 1975, he became better known however for playing the recurring role of slimy Town Clerk Eddie Buchanan in soap opera Number 96, Dr. Vincent Snape in The Young Doctors in 1977–1978, and briefly as Mr. Spencer in Prisoner in 1980. He was most likely however best known for his long running itinerant role in serial A Country Practice, as devious and pompous town councillor Alfred Muldoon a role he played as the script permitted from 1982 to 1992, through 120 episodes. He had a small cameo role in the film Street Fighter in 1994
In 1990, he appeared as Mr. Gordian in Bloodmoon'', a horror film.
Молл зұлым рөлдермен танымал болды, бірде ол мұның себебін өзінің тоқ шашымен байланыстырды (25 жасынан бастап шашы мүлдем тоқталған). Кәсіби актер ретінде, сол дәуірдегі көптеген актерлер сияқты, ол Кроуфорд Продакшнс телесериалдарында көптеген кейіпкерлік рөлдерді ойнады, соның ішінде "Matlock Police", "Homicide" және "Division 4", сондай-ақ басқа телесериалдарда, мини-сериалдарда, телефильмдерде және фильмдерде көптеген эпизодтық рөлдерді сомдады. 1975 жылы ол "Number 96" мыс операсындағы ескірген қала клеркі Эдди Бьюкенен рөлімен көбірек танылды, 1977–1978 жылдары "The Young Doctors" сериалында доктор Винсент Снейп және 1980 жылы "Prisoner" сериалында мистер Спенсер рөлін ойнады. Дегенмен, ол ең көп танымал болғаны – "A Country Practice" сериалындағы ұзақ жылдар бойы сомдаған Альфред Малдун рөлі, ол 1982 жылдан 1992 жылға дейін 120 эпизодта сценарий бойынша ойнады. 1994 жылы "Street Fighter" фильмінде шағын эпизодтық рөлді ойнады.
Australian charactor actor (1925–2013)
Brian Percy Moll (19 May 1925 – 9 August 2013) was a British born Australian comedian character actor of stage, television and film and director and producer who emigrated to Australia from his native England in 1950. Quitting his job as a publicity officer, he became a professional actor in 1953. He was best known for his soap opera television roles, but also appeared in film and numerous theatre productions. Early life
He was born in Chaucer Road, Wanstead, North East London on 19 May 1925 to Hedges Percy Moll and Dorethy Dot Alice Sarah (née Mitchell)?? Brother Peter James Moll
During World War II, he was conscripted to the Royal Navy in 1943 at the age of eighteen and spent the later years of World War II serving on a minesweeper. His ship was involved in the D Day operation and he watched the action from just off the Arromanches beach. In October 1950, he immigrated from England and arrived in Melbourne, Australia under the £10 assisted passage emigration scheme. In December 1975, he took Australian Citizenship. Career
Theatre
Moll started taking on leading parts with the Melbourne Little Theatre starting from 1953 and as well as acting he was producing and directing difficult plays by playwrights including as Chekov and Ibsen. In 1963 he moved to Brisbane and he joined the Queensland Arts Theatre. He continued his acting career in his spare time. In the 1960s he was campaigning in Brisbane for a new permanent arts centre and was involved in these plans which resulted in the Arts Complex being built. In 1970 he was in It's a Rum Do and had the role of Samuel Marsden, the priest who was partly responsible for bringing merino sheep to Australia which started the wool industry. The play was chosen to be given a Royal Command Performance in the Brisbane Arts Centre. He was presented to the Queen and he told her that over the past two years he had played eight priests. She asked him "Why" and she smiled when he answered "It was my purity of spirit and a bald head". After this, his acting career took off. Television and film
Moll was known for his villainous roles, once remarking that this was due to his bald head (he had been completely bald since the age of 25). As a jobbing actor, like many of the era he had numerous character roles on the Crawford Productions TV serials including Matlock Police, Homicide and Division 4, as well as many guest roles on other television series; mini series, telemovies; and films. In 1975, he became better known however for playing the recurring role of slimy Town Clerk Eddie Buchanan in soap opera Number 96, Dr. Vincent Snape in The Young Doctors in 1977–1978, and briefly as Mr. Spencer in Prisoner in 1980. He was most likely however best known for his long running itinerant role in serial A Country Practice, as devious and pompous town councillor Alfred Muldoon a role he played as the script permitted from 1982 to 1992, through 120 episodes. He had a small cameo role in the film Street Fighter in 1994
In 1990, he appeared as Mr. Gordian in Bloodmoon'', a horror film.
Brian Percy Moll (19 May 1925 – 9 August 2013) was a British born Australian comedian character actor of stage, television and film and director and producer who emigrated to Australia from his native England in 1950. Quitting his job as a publicity officer, he became a professional actor in 1953. He was best known for his soap opera television roles, but also appeared in film and numerous theatre productions. Early life
He was born in Chaucer Road, Wanstead, North East London on 19 May 1925 to Hedges Percy Moll and Dorethy Dot Alice Sarah (née Mitchell)?? Brother Peter James Moll
During World War II, he was conscripted to the Royal Navy in 1943 at the age of eighteen and spent the later years of World War II serving on a minesweeper. His ship was involved in the D Day operation and he watched the action from just off the Arromanches beach. In October 1950, he immigrated from England and arrived in Melbourne, Australia under the £10 assisted passage emigration scheme. In December 1975, he took Australian Citizenship. Career
Theatre
Moll started taking on leading parts with the Melbourne Little Theatre starting from 1953 and as well as acting he was producing and directing difficult plays by playwrights including as Chekov and Ibsen. In 1963 he moved to Brisbane and he joined the Queensland Arts Theatre. He continued his acting career in his spare time. In the 1960s he was campaigning in Brisbane for a new permanent arts centre and was involved in these plans which resulted in the Arts Complex being built. In 1970 he was in It's a Rum Do and had the role of Samuel Marsden, the priest who was partly responsible for bringing merino sheep to Australia which started the wool industry. The play was chosen to be given a Royal Command Performance in the Brisbane Arts Centre. He was presented to the Queen and he told her that over the past two years he had played eight priests. She asked him "Why" and she smiled when he answered "It was my purity of spirit and a bald head". After this, his acting career took off. Television and film
Moll was known for his villainous roles, once remarking that this was due to his bald head (he had been completely bald since the age of 25). As a jobbing actor, like many of the era he had numerous character roles on the Crawford Productions TV serials including Matlock Police, Homicide and Division 4, as well as many guest roles on other television series; mini series, telemovies; and films. In 1975, he became better known however for playing the recurring role of slimy Town Clerk Eddie Buchanan in soap opera Number 96, Dr. Vincent Snape in The Young Doctors in 1977–1978, and briefly as Mr. Spencer in Prisoner in 1980. He was most likely however best known for his long running itinerant role in serial A Country Practice, as devious and pompous town councillor Alfred Muldoon a role he played as the script permitted from 1982 to 1992, through 120 episodes. He had a small cameo role in the film Street Fighter in 1994
In 1990, he appeared as Mr. Gordian in Bloodmoon'', a horror film.
1990 жылы ол "Bloodmoon" қорқынышты фильмінде Гордиан мырза рөлінде ойнады.
Australian charactor actor (1925–2013)
Brian Percy Moll (19 May 1925 – 9 August 2013) was a British born Australian comedian character actor of stage, television and film and director and producer who emigrated to Australia from his native England in 1950. Quitting his job as a publicity officer, he became a professional actor in 1953. He was best known for his soap opera television roles, but also appeared in film and numerous theatre productions. Early life
He was born in Chaucer Road, Wanstead, North East London on 19 May 1925 to Hedges Percy Moll and Dorethy Dot Alice Sarah (née Mitchell)?? Brother Peter James Moll
During World War II, he was conscripted to the Royal Navy in 1943 at the age of eighteen and spent the later years of World War II serving on a minesweeper. His ship was involved in the D Day operation and he watched the action from just off the Arromanches beach. In October 1950, he immigrated from England and arrived in Melbourne, Australia under the £10 assisted passage emigration scheme. In December 1975, he took Australian Citizenship. Career
Theatre
Moll started taking on leading parts with the Melbourne Little Theatre starting from 1953 and as well as acting he was producing and directing difficult plays by playwrights including as Chekov and Ibsen. In 1963 he moved to Brisbane and he joined the Queensland Arts Theatre. He continued his acting career in his spare time. In the 1960s he was campaigning in Brisbane for a new permanent arts centre and was involved in these plans which resulted in the Arts Complex being built. In 1970 he was in It's a Rum Do and had the role of Samuel Marsden, the priest who was partly responsible for bringing merino sheep to Australia which started the wool industry. The play was chosen to be given a Royal Command Performance in the Brisbane Arts Centre. He was presented to the Queen and he told her that over the past two years he had played eight priests. She asked him "Why" and she smiled when he answered "It was my purity of spirit and a bald head". After this, his acting career took off. Television and film
Moll was known for his villainous roles, once remarking that this was due to his bald head (he had been completely bald since the age of 25). As a jobbing actor, like many of the era he had numerous character roles on the Crawford Productions TV serials including Matlock Police, Homicide and Division 4, as well as many guest roles on other television series; mini series, telemovies; and films. In 1975, he became better known however for playing the recurring role of slimy Town Clerk Eddie Buchanan in soap opera Number 96, Dr. Vincent Snape in The Young Doctors in 1977–1978, and briefly as Mr. Spencer in Prisoner in 1980. He was most likely however best known for his long running itinerant role in serial A Country Practice, as devious and pompous town councillor Alfred Muldoon a role he played as the script permitted from 1982 to 1992, through 120 episodes. He had a small cameo role in the film Street Fighter in 1994
In 1990, he appeared as Mr. Gordian in Bloodmoon'', a horror film.
Brian Percy Moll (19 May 1925 – 9 August 2013) was a British born Australian comedian character actor of stage, television and film and director and producer who emigrated to Australia from his native England in 1950. Quitting his job as a publicity officer, he became a professional actor in 1953. He was best known for his soap opera television roles, but also appeared in film and numerous theatre productions. Early life
He was born in Chaucer Road, Wanstead, North East London on 19 May 1925 to Hedges Percy Moll and Dorethy Dot Alice Sarah (née Mitchell)?? Brother Peter James Moll
During World War II, he was conscripted to the Royal Navy in 1943 at the age of eighteen and spent the later years of World War II serving on a minesweeper. His ship was involved in the D Day operation and he watched the action from just off the Arromanches beach. In October 1950, he immigrated from England and arrived in Melbourne, Australia under the £10 assisted passage emigration scheme. In December 1975, he took Australian Citizenship. Career
Theatre
Moll started taking on leading parts with the Melbourne Little Theatre starting from 1953 and as well as acting he was producing and directing difficult plays by playwrights including as Chekov and Ibsen. In 1963 he moved to Brisbane and he joined the Queensland Arts Theatre. He continued his acting career in his spare time. In the 1960s he was campaigning in Brisbane for a new permanent arts centre and was involved in these plans which resulted in the Arts Complex being built. In 1970 he was in It's a Rum Do and had the role of Samuel Marsden, the priest who was partly responsible for bringing merino sheep to Australia which started the wool industry. The play was chosen to be given a Royal Command Performance in the Brisbane Arts Centre. He was presented to the Queen and he told her that over the past two years he had played eight priests. She asked him "Why" and she smiled when he answered "It was my purity of spirit and a bald head". After this, his acting career took off. Television and film
Moll was known for his villainous roles, once remarking that this was due to his bald head (he had been completely bald since the age of 25). As a jobbing actor, like many of the era he had numerous character roles on the Crawford Productions TV serials including Matlock Police, Homicide and Division 4, as well as many guest roles on other television series; mini series, telemovies; and films. In 1975, he became better known however for playing the recurring role of slimy Town Clerk Eddie Buchanan in soap opera Number 96, Dr. Vincent Snape in The Young Doctors in 1977–1978, and briefly as Mr. Spencer in Prisoner in 1980. He was most likely however best known for his long running itinerant role in serial A Country Practice, as devious and pompous town councillor Alfred Muldoon a role he played as the script permitted from 1982 to 1992, through 120 episodes. He had a small cameo role in the film Street Fighter in 1994
In 1990, he appeared as Mr. Gordian in Bloodmoon'', a horror film.
Кейінгі жылдары және өлімі
Молл 1994 жылы зейнеткерлікке шығып, Квинсленд штатының Сиппи Даунс қаласындағы қарттар үйінде тұрды. Ол 2013 жылдың тамызында 88 жасында қайтыс болды. Оның күлі Күн жағалауындағы үйіне жақын жерге шашылды.
Moll retired in 1994 and resided in Sippy Downs, Queensland in a nursing home, where he died in August 2013, aged 88, His ashes were scattered near his home on the Sunshine Coast.
Фильм
Жыл Атауы Рөл түрі
1959 Press Gang телефильм
1971 Exit Geeles қысқа метражды фильм
1971 Stork Priest көркем фильм
1975 That Lady from Peking Father Leonard көркем фильм
1976 McManus MPB Карл Дей телефильм
1981 Maybe This Time Егде жастағы сатушы көркем фильм
1984 Queen of the Road Al "Herpie" Graves телефильм
1984 Fantasy Man Lofty көркем фильм
1985 Hector's Bunyip Ernest Sister телефильм
1987 Great Expectations: The Untold Story Uncle Pumblechook телефильм
1990 Bloodmoon Mr. Gordian көркем фильм
1990 Dead Sleep Доктор Шэмберг көркем фильм
1992 Something Wicked Лектор қысқа метражды фильм
1994 Street Fighter Bison's Scientist көркем фильм
Year Title Role Type1959 Press Gang TV movie1971 Exit Geeles Short film1971 Stork Priest Feature film1975 That Lady from Peking Father Leonard Feature film1976 McManus MPB Carl Day TV movie1981 Maybe This Time Older Salesman Feature film1984 Queen of the Road Al "Herpie" Graves TV movie1984 Fantasy Man Lofty Feature film 1985 Hector's Bunyip Ernest Sister TV movie1987 Great Expectations: The Untold Story Uncle Pumblechook TV movie1990 Bloodmoon Mr. Gordian Feature film1990 Dead Sleep Dr. Shamberg Feature film1992 Something Wicked Lecturer Short film1994 Street Fighter Bison's Scientist Feature film
Теледидар
Жыл Атауы Рөл түрі 1958 Қылмыскер жақын: Раттенбери ісі Телесериал 1968–69 Хантер Хинксман / Фишта Телесериал 1969 Роверс Доктор Райт Телесериал 1973 Бони Билл Булфорд Телесериал 1971–73 Матлок полициясы 7 рөл: Форбс / Тоджо / Браун / Мектеп директоры / Рэй Смит / Гей / Фред Джексон Телесериал 1973 Райан Уорбёртон / Топли Телесериал 1973 Альвин Пурпл Сот кеңсесінің қызметкері Телесериал 1968–74 Қиындық 11 рөл: Франк Адамс / Тед Сэндс / Джон Ли / Ричард Эванс / Клерк / Стэн Престон / Густав / Артур Рид / Филлипс / Грант / Мейрамхана менеджері Телесериал 1969–74 4-бөлімше 5 рөл: Джек Дойл / Эдди Бейли / Герби Пайк / Уилсон аға / Ральф Моррис Телесериал 1974 Сымсыз нөмір Түрме дәрігері Телесериал 1975 Унисексерлер Телесериал 1975 96 нөмір TC Ян Буханан Телесериал 1975 Корольдің адамы Дрейк Телесериал 1975 Люктің патшалығы Шаруа Телесериал 1976 Асығушылық Томас Телесериал 1977 Сырттан келгендер Мерц Телесериал 1978 Жас дәрігерлер Доктор Винсент Снейп Телесериал 1978 Қорғауға арналған іс Төреші Телесериал 1980 Аркада Мырза Спонж Телесериал 1980 Түрме Мырза Спенсер Телесериал 1984 Беллами Уилкс Телесериал 1984 Каурадан қашқын Доктор Телефильм 1984 Арнайы жасақ Чарли Эверетт Телесериал, 14-бөлім: "Баяу шабуыл" 1987 Петров ісі Билли Уэнтворт Телефильм 1982–92 Елдік тәжірибе Альфред Малдун Телесериал, 120 бөлім
Year Title Role Type1958 Killer in Close Up: The Rattenbury Case TV series1968–69 Hunter Hinksman / Fishta TV series1969 The Rovers Dr. Wright TV series1973 Boney Bill Bulford TV series1971–73 Matlock Police 7 roles: Forbes / Tojo / Brown / School Principal / Ray Smith / Gaye / Fred Jackson TV series1973 Ryan Warburton / Topley TV series1973 Alvin Purple Clerk of the Court TV series1968–74 Homicide 11 roles: Frank Adams / Ted Sands / John Lee / Richard Evans / Clerk / Stan Preston / Gustav / Arthur Reid / Phillips /,Grant / Hotel Manager TV series1969–74 Division 4 5 roles: Jack Doyle / Eddie Bailey / Herbie Pike / Wilson Snr / Ralph Morris TV series1974 Silent Number Prison Doctor TV series1975 The Unisexers TV series1975 Number 96 TC Ian Buchanan TV series1975 King's Men Drake TV series1975 Luke's Kingdom Settler TV series1976 Rush Thomas TV series1977 The Outsiders Mertz TV series1978 The Young Doctors Dr. Vincent Snape TV series1978 Case for the Defence The Judge TV series1980 Arcade Mr. Sponge TV series1980 Prisoner Mr. Spencer TV series1984 Bellamy Wilkes TV series1984 The Cowra Breakout Doctor TV miniseries1984 Special Squad Charlie Everett TV series, episode 14: "Slow Attack"1987 The Petrov Affair Billy Wentworth TV miniseries1982–92 A Country Practice Alfred Muldoon TV series, 120 episodes
Актер ретінде
Жыл Атауы Рөл түрі 1957 Little by Little Melbourne Little Theatre 1959 Италиялық сабан шапқырлы Мельбурн кішкентай театры 1960 Ұзын да, қысқа да, биік Мельбурн кішкентай театры 1961 Анастасия Альберт Холл, Брисбен Брисбен репертуар театрымен Қамқоршы Дэвис Брисбен өнер театры Лютер Лютер Брисбен өнер театры 1968 Сотшы доктор Ваггон Сент-Мартинс театры, Мельбурн 1968 Қонақ бөлмесі Әке Джеймс Браун Сент-Мартинс театры, Мельбурн 1969 Адриан VII Оның Ұлылық театры, Мельбурн 1970 А Rum Do! Пастор Сэмюэл Марсден SGIO театры, Брисбен 1970 Филадельфия, Міне мен келдім! SGIO театры, Брисбен 1972 Ричард II Сэр Джон Буши / Бас бағбан Театр Рояль, Хобарт 1975 Жартылай жеке үй Мариан көшесі театры 1975 Жібекке тию Тәуелсіз театр, Сидней 1980 Көздеріңді жұмып, Англияны ойла Мистер Рубинштейн Оның Ұлылық театры, Брисбен, Комедия театры, Мельбурн 1991 Шәует бақшасы Сункорп театры, Брисбен Квинсленд театр компаниясымен 1991 Құбылыс Сункорп театры, Брисбен 1992 Фигароның үйленуі Антонио Сункорп театры, Брисбен
Year Title Role Type 1957 Little by Little Melbourne Little Theatre 1959 An Italian Straw Hat Melbourne Little Theatre 1960 The Long and the Short and the Tall Melbourne Little Theatre 1961 Anastasia Albert Hall, Brisbane with Brisbane Repertory Theatre The Caretaker Davies Brisbane Arts Theatre Luther Luther Brisbane Arts Theatre 1968 The Judge Dr Waggon St Martins Theatre, Melbourne 1968 The Living Room Father James Browne St Martins Theatre, Melbourne 1969 Hadrian VII Her Majesty's Theatre, Melbourne 1970 A Rum Do! The Rev. Samuel Marsden SGIO Theatre, Brisbane 1970 Philadelphia, Here I Come! SGIO Theatre, Brisbane 1972 Richard II Sir John Bushy / Head Gardener Theatre Royal, Hobart 1975 Semi Detached Marian Street Theatre 1975 The Touch of Silk Independent Theatre, Sydney 1980 Shut Your Eyes and Think of England Mr Rubinstein Her Majesty's Theatre, Brisbane, Comedy Theatre, Melbourne 1991 The Cherry Orchard Faers Suncorp Theatre, Brisbane with Queensland Theatre Company 1991 The Crucible Suncorp Theatre, Brisbane 1992 The Marriage of Figaro Antonio Suncorp Theatre, Brisbane