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Vivienne Garrett is an Award-winning Australian theatre artist, voice over artist, and actress. She was born in Sydney, NSW. She graduated with Bachelors of Art from The National Institute of Dramatic Art in 1970. After completing her graduation; she went to Canada in Simon Fraser University for completing her Post graduation in Voice and Shakespearean Text. Apart from an actress, she is also a Yoga instructor and Therapist. In her schooling, she chose by Geoff Harvey, The musical director of TCN-9, and started performing as a singer and dancer in children's Television show, Comedy Capers.

At the same time,as a teenager, she worked in the movie The Unloved in 1968, which produced by NLT Productions. After graduating from NIDA, she toured with a theatre and has gone as a guest in many popular shows like Homicide and Matlock ...

Celia De Burgh is a Veteran Australian actress, model, Theatre artist who was born in 1958. She trained as an actress in London, England. After completing her studies, she joined the Melbourne Theatre and after becoming a successful actress and worked in a dozen films, and TV series, she never declined the offers of theatre plays. Theatre was her priority. She acted in the hundred-plus stage plays instead of films and TV series. Celia played the character of Sara Hamilton in the popular TV series Prisoner: Cell Block H; she is known as atheatre artist and took retirement from acting in 1999 to focus on her modeling and theatre career.

She worked in several films and TV series like All The Rivers Run, Fallen Angles, Halifax F P, Far laps, A Country Practice, RFDS, The New Adventure of Black Beauty, The Feds: Terror, Vietnam, Kel...

Julie Nihill, an Australian actress, producer, teacher, Narrator, and writer born on 26th April 1957 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. She graduated from Trinity College and trained as an actress from London. She is best known for her TV series, Blue Heelers, where she played the character of Chris Riley from 1994 to 2006. She mostly appears in Television shows, she has worked in only one movie, 'Every Move She Makes' for which she won Penguin Award.Several TV shows like Homes Prisoner, I Can Jump Puddles, Careful, He Might Hear You, The Young Doctors, A Slice of Slice, Starting Out, The Cowra Breakout.

Julie made her debut with the TV show 'I can jump puddles.’ She has also performed in many theatres plays like Melbourne Theater Company, Sydney Theater Company, Tasmania Theatre Company. Julie Nihill divorced...

Jane Harders is a Hollywood actress born in Australia and graduated from the National Institute of Dramatic Art. She acted in several films like Murder call, Trust Me, The Roly-Poly Man, A Country Practice, Body line, Mother & Son, Doctor Doctor, Caddie, Rush, Spirited, The Jesters, All Saints, Flirting, The Flying Doctor, Rob Roy. She is active in the industry since 1968. She worked in the Australian TV series produced by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. It stars Paul Mason, Alwyn Kurta, Olivia Hamnett, Jane Harders, John Waters, and Max Meldrum. Rush was a historical drama that was set in 1850. The series began telecasting on ABC-TV on 20 August 1974, later in other states.

The first thirteen episodes, shot in Black and White color. In 1976, The next thirteen episodes shot in color with French Public broadcaster A...

Heather Lee Mitchell, an Australian actress and production member who was born in 1958 in Korea. She finished her schooling at Camden High school from 1971 to 1976. She was the captain in her final year of schooling. In 1976, she was also played the lead role of Elvira in her school drama Noel Coward's Hay Fever. She graduated from The National Institute of Dramatic Art. Her father, Red, was an American forester was working on a tree-planting project, but he had jailed as knew of America's objector to World War Second. Then he went to China, where he met with an Australian woman and his future wife, Shirley Price, working for The United Nations in Shanghai.

Then they returned to Sydney, where Red found a job in the Forestry Commission’s water catchment around Warragamba Dam and settled in Camden, Australia. When M...

Peter Philpot was an Australian cricketer who later acted in a few movies. He was born on 21 November, 1934 in Sydney, Australia. He played as a leg-spin bowler and middle-order batter. He initially played for the New South Wales and was later selected for the national team during the 1960s. After retirement, he started working as a coach for the Australian cricket team.

Peter made his debut in a Test Series against the West Indies in the year 1964–65 and overall took 18 wickets in the five Test matches. Against the team of England, he took five wickets at 90 runs in the first innings of the First Test in Brisbane, Australia. Later, he could only take 8 wickets in the first three Test matches of the series and therefore, he was dr...

Peter Whitford was a veteran and popular Australian actor and theatre artist born, in Adelaide, Australia in 1939. He started his career when he was five years old with the theatre play 'The King of Hearts'.Twenty years later, he graduated from the National Institute of Dramatic Art in 1963 and appeared in an ABC Radio production of the play. In his early career, he worked in the long-running TV show Blue Hills as Jack Parker, A clean-living and good guy. He mostly appeared as a wealthy man on the big screen. In the TV series Prisoner: Cell Block H, he worked as a cop Det Sergeant Gordon. Before becoming an actor, Peter used to go to theatres to find out a role.

At that time he used to dance with his friend Paul Mercurio in Strictly Ballroom; Peter noticed that both could learn fast and the journey began. Then they face...

John Clayton was an Australian actor, writer, producer born on 7 April 1940 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. His real name was John Alfred Clayton Calthorp. He trained himself as an actor from Wakefield College of Arts in 1974. He acted in several films and Television series. His Television credits included The Outsiders, The Flying Doctors, E Street, A Country Practice, Matlick Police, Rush, Police Rescue, Blue Heelers, Division 4, Grass Roots, All Saints, Farescape. His Films credit included Far Fast, Midnite Spares, The Irishman, Newsfront, Palm Beach, Goodbye Paradise, Unfinished Business, To Make A Killing, Out Of The body, Shotgun Wedding. The most memorable role of the brother of Pippa Fletcher in the TV series Home and Away in 1988.

He also won AACTA Award for the best-supporting actor. The actor was also a manage...

Arthur Dignam was an Australian actor, atheatre artist born on 9 September 1939 in Lord Howe Island, New South Wales, Australia. He graduated from Newington College as a boarder, and then he joined the University of Sydney from 1955 to 1956. After completing his studies, he found his first role In Lend Me Your Stable in 1962. Arthur Dignam married to Bobbie Gledhill, and they have a son Nicholas Gledhill who is also an actorin Australia. Before becoming an actor, he joined the Shakespeare company in 1980, he worked with actors like Ruth Cracknell and Ron Haddrick for six months and then worked in the Seymour Center.

Arthur also acted in the theatre plays as well as films and Television series. His theatre plays included The Women of Troy, Julius Caesar, The Governor's Family, Sixteen Words for water, Hedda Gabler, Big Toys,...

George Whaley is an Australian actor, director, producer, and writer born on 19 June 1934 in Castlemaine, Victoria, Australia. Initially, George trained himself as an engineer before graduating from the National Institute of Dramatic Art from 1976 to 1981, with Alexander Hay. George studied with Eilewn O'Keefe; she was the only person who introduced George’s to the Russian Theatre Group and changed George views about life and acting. He was Head of directing at Australian Film Television and Radio School, his best friend, and former director of AFTRS, Storry Walton, said Whaley had a brief career as a great, amazing and wonderful contribution to the Australian Theatre, and films.

In 1962, George opened a 140 seat Emerald Hill theatres with fellow director Wal Cherry in South Melbourne. George appeared in many theatre ...

Alan David Lee is an Australian actor, was born on 24th February 1955 in Kenya, Australia. He raised on a farm in Kenya, but when he was seven-years-old, his family moved to Australia. He graduated from the National Institute of Dramatic Art in 1981. He was started his career in 1982 with the TV series Prisoner: Cell Block H. Prisoner: Cell Block H was a crime drama series from 1979 to 1986, which aired on Network Ten and produced by Grundy Organization. The series completed eight seasons and is a hundred ninety-two episodes successfully.

The TV series also broadcasted in Canada, Netherland, United Kingdom, United States, Sweden, Poland, directed by Tony Osicka, Kendal Flanagan, Leigh Spence, Sean Nash. Its stars included Elspeth Ballantyne, Betty Bobbitt, Sheila Florence, Gerda Nicolson, Patsy King, Colette Mann, Joy West more...

Bill Young is an Australian actor, director, producer, voice over-artist, and theatre artist born on 1 June 1950 in Denman, Australia. Bill Young was one of the busiest artists when he entered the industry in 1975. He is best known for the Lieutenant role in the movie The Matrix. Young graduated from Drama in the late 70s, and in the same year, he produced, directed, and performed his Kirribilli Pub Theatre since 1988,and started to stand up comedy, which terrified Sydney; when he was doing stand up comedy, he met with the voice-over legend artist, Jim Pike who described him the world of voice over. Bill learned so quickly, and at that time his successful radio campaign ‘How d’ya feel' got many awards and appreciation from the audience.

He also gave voice in many advertisements which the company's product wa...

Richard Carter, an Australian veteran actor and voice artist who was born on 11 December 1953 in Sydney, New South Wales, in Australia. Richard took his acting workshops from Nottingham. He also joined the British action Academy for trained all armed and unarmed action and sword shields. When he was in London, he joined Club Camden, and his acting skills grew. He was active in the industry from 1983 to 2019. He was married to Lindsey, they have one daughter Amy. He worked in the films almost for decades and entertained the audience with her charming smile and good-looking face. He started his career with stand-up comedy in Sydney; The started to play psychologically and full action roles.

Most of the movies are non-forgettable for anyone of his followers, but he was most famous for the role of deranged Bullet Farmer in the bloc...

Colin Croft, an Australian actor, writer, director who was born on March 21, 1922, in Kogarah, Sydney, South New Wales, and died on 16 August 1989 at the age of sixty-seven in Sydney, Australia. He worked in several famous films like The Wild Duck, The Adventure of Robin Hood, The Evil Touch, Police State, Poor Man's Orange, Body line, Fantasy man, Jonah, Silent Reach, Number 96, Spy force, Division 4, The Rivers, Skippy, Blue Murder. Colin started his career at the age of seven with the Young Australian League. He was a dancer, comedian who acted in many plays in the Prince Edward Theatre. He has also done a comedy act on roller skates in the Australian Army Entertainment Unitduring Second World War.

After that, he worked in many concerts, films, TV series, radio, and programs. He also travelled for four months to learn ab...

Vincent Ball is an Australian veteran actor, a writer born on 4 December 1923 in Wee Waa, New South Wales, Australia. Ball graduated from London Royal Academy Dramatic Art in 1950. Before becoming an actor, he employed by General Electric Company. Then he moved to Canada to took military training and also served for The Royal Australian Air Force as a wireless air gunner in Britain at the time of the Second World War. After the Second World War, he returned to Australia and started his old job.

Still, at that time he was attracting in drama and acting, so he decided to correct his accent, he took elocution lessons, where he met his teacher also can say future wife Doreen Harrop, Now they have three children and living in New South Wales. After he corrected his accent, he started to send letters to organizations for an audition....

Max Cullen is an Australian Veteran stage actor born on 29 April 1940 in Wellington, New South Wales, but when he was one year old, his family moved to Lawson in the Blue Mountain. He has an actor brother name Cul Cullen(1933-1982). He completed his schooling at Sydney National Art School. Then he entered in Julian Ashton Art School 1959. His painting also auctioned in many exhibitions. She has also worked as a cartoonist and illustrator for several magazines and newspapers. Cullen also worked as a reporter for TV series named Sunday. He is a motivational speaker. Cullen is working in the one-person show-Lawson, based on the life of author Henry Lawson since 2007.

He has been married three times, first actress Colleen Fitzpatrick from 1973 to 1987; they have one daughter, Katharine Cullen, who was born on 9 June 1975. Max Culle...

Frank Turing popular as Francis William Thring Junior, a radio presenter, theatre, TV, and film actor, and director. He was born on 11 May 1926 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia and died with esophageal cancer on 29 December 1994 at sixty-eight in Melbourne. However, Frank Turing VI, actually his grandfather was Francis William Thring, and his father was France William Thring Senior; both sons adopted their father's name. Frank William Thring was a sweet, kind, and honest person. He has completed his schooling at Melbourne Grammar School. His father, Francis William Thring Senior, was the head of the theatre J C Williamson's in 1920, and after that, Francis William Thring Senior founded a production studio, Effete Studio in Melbourne.

Thring Senior was also a famous producer and partner in the Australian Theatre Hoyts. ...

John Patrick Doyle is an Australian actor, comedian, radio presenter, and writer born on 9 March 1953 in Lithgow, New South Wales, Australia. His other names are Roy Slaven, Rampaging Roy and Slaven. He has three sisters, and one brother. His mother was a successful businesswoman, and her father was a railway fettler. Doyle completed a Diploma of teaching in Secondary English History from Newcastle Teacher's College in 1973. He took his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University Of Newcastle in 1978. He also joined Hunter Valley Theatre Company and performed there, along with taught the students at Glendale High School.

After seven-years, he resigned from his job and moved to Sydney, where he joined Sydney Theatre Company. Doyle started his radio career in 1986 with the program His Sporting life. The show based on TV sport...

John Walton, an Australian actor, was born in St Ives, Sydney, Australia, in 1952. He is famous for his role as Doctor Craig Rothwell in the TV series The Young Doctors. John died at the age of sixty-two on 17 July 2014 after a long illness in Sydney, Australia. John Walton worked in two seasons of The Young Doctors. His last credit was in the movie Sea patrol in 2009. He also worked in several films, TV series and theatre plays and production work like Cop Shop, The Sullivan, Home and Away, All Saints A country Practice, Blue Heelers, Undercover, Kangaroo, Blue Murder, Twisted and Going Home. He started his career in 1967 and studied at the National Institute of Dramatic Art.

His co-star, Cornelia Frances, said that we were like a family, in all doctors, he was a handsome and most popular actor.’ The Young Doctors is an ...

John Gregg is a Hollywood and Australian classical actor and singer, born in 1940 in Tasmania, Australia, and graduated in acting at the National Institute of Dramatic Art. He started acting from a crime series Contrabandits in 1967. In the year 1960, two series, Bellbird and Contrabandits, aired on Australian TV. The two series broke the record and watched by every Australian people. Then the Australian Broadcasting Commission(ABC) decided to create a separate Television Drama Department for broadcast news and interesting stories, and the head was David Goddard.

David planned a new series name Delta, which shot in black and white color due to the budget problem, and a special film unit also created for picturizing the series. The lead character was two scientist Jeff Mallow and his assistant Inger Petri. The series set in rura...

Rhys McConnochie is an Australian actor, director, and educator who has has established himself in the entertainment industry. He has been involved in various projects such as "Doctor Who" (1963), "The Wild Duck" (1983), and "Captain James Cook" (1987). McConnochie's journey began in the theater world, where he worked as an actor and director in different theater companies from 1965 to 1981. Some of the notable theater companies he has been associated with include the Sydney Theatre Company, Nimrod, Belvoir, Marian St., Q Theatre Penrith, and NIDA from 1982 to 1992. Additionally, he has made significant contributions to drama education by training drama students at esteemed institutions like Sydney's NIDA, Perth's WAAPA, and the Victorian College of the Arts. Throughout his career, McConnochie ...

James Holt is a veteran actor, born on 15th January 1956 in Liverpool, England. Holt is also a prolific magician. He made his acting debut in 1983 on Under Capricorn, a mini-series where Jim had a very brief role. In 1983, he appeared in a TV movie known as Who Killed Baby Azaria, the story was based on the real story of the murder mystery that rocked Australia at one point. The movie relieved awful reviews by critics and absolutely tanked with no audience liking it. In 1987, he made his debut as the leading actor in a film known as Twelfth Night, where he portrayed the character of Valentine. The story is a direct adaptation of Shakespeare’s classic of the same name where twins are separated from each other one night due to a storm that occurs during a ship journey.

Throughout his career, he went on to act in over 50 pro...

Gary Sweet is one of the most legendary and award winning names in Australian film industry. Born on 22nd May 1957 in Melbourne, Australia, Gary grew up in Warrandale where he studied in Brighton High School. He did not have any initial plans getting into film industry, he obtained a teaching degree while he was at Sturt Teacher’s College, where he also took up drama to study, hence his interest in acting rose up. Gary’s first feature film as a debutant was a very brief cameo in the low budget horror flick Nightmares released in 1980s.

In 1984, Gary made his full featured acting debut where he portrayed the legendary cricketer, Don Bradman in a mini-series produced by Network Ten. His next flick was another classic, in 1987, he starred in The Great Bookie Robbery, which was a TV movie released solely for television....

Terry Hayes was born on 8th October 1951 in Sussex, England. Terry is an amazingly talented English born Australian writer producer and author. Terry moved to Australia with his family at the age of 5. He did not have any plans getting into the film industry, and he began his career as a journalist, working in the Australian newspaper The Sydney Morning Herald. After quite a time he spent as an investigative reporter, a newspaper columnist and even working as a radio host, Hayes happened to meet the legendary director George Miller when he was still working on the script of Mad Max.

He got along very well with George, and became friends with, later on George asked Hayes to work with him on the sequel of Mad max. Hayes subsequently moved to Hollywood, where he started working for Kennedy Miller as an in-house writer. He helped t...

Alexander Franis Marinos, popularly known as Lex Marinos is a legendary actor, writer, comedian, director, producer and media personality from Australia. Born on 1st February 1949 in Wagga Wagga, South Wales, Australia. Marinos was born to a Greek immigrant father, Fotios Marinopoulos and his mother, Anne Karofilis who was a Greek-Australian immigrant and the daughter of Adonis Karofilis. Lex is famously known for his acting role as Bruno, on perhaps the greatest Australian sit-com, Kingswood Country.

One of Australia’s remakes of several American sit-coms, which is centered around a white conservative World War 2 veteran who lives at home with his suer progressive wife and 2 sons. His popularity as Bruno made him an overnight star back in the 80s, his amazing comedic timing helped him become the host of Late Night Legend...

Denny Lawrence (born 1951 in Sydney) is an Australian actor, writer, producer and director of television, theatre and film. He studied at NIDA and the Australian Film, Television and Radio School. Among his most notable credits are the feature film Goodbye Paradise (1983) and the mini-series Bodyline (1984). Denny has also served as a high school teacher at the starting days of his career. His first job in the industry was as an actor in the 1971 TV series Matlock Police, where he portrayed the character of Reg Vinten, the hilarious cameo.

The next year in 1972, he starred in the lead role in Number 96 as Kit Vansard. This show was very controversial due to it’s storyline, it was centered around residents of Sydney, their lives intertwined with taboo subjects such as drug usage, rape, adultery, homosexuality and many othe...

George Ogilvie is a legendary Australian actor, director, writer and producer. Born on 5th March 1931 in Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia. George Ogilvie started acting at the Canberra Repertory Theatre, and eventually moved to the United Kingdom where he trained, taught and acted. In 1965, he returned back to Australia to start working as the associate director with the Melbourne Theatre Company, where he worked for six years. George then worked as an associate artistic director for the South Australian Theatre Company, followed by more than 10 years as part of the subsidised theatre network.

He later went on to operate as a freelance director and started directing for the Australian Opera, the Australian Ballet and many other theatre groups. He has worked on some of the most popular Australian TV shows, his catalogue incl...

Carl Schultz was born on 19th September 1939 in Budapest, Hungary. He is a director, writer and producer and has worked internationally in the film industry. He had to leave Budapest during the uprising and riots of 1956, where a lot of bloodshed and mishaps took place. With his brother Otto Schultz, they both decided to leave Hungary for good, in order to not just look for work but also survive. They fled to England, where Carl developed his passion for filmmaking. He was heavily inspired by the glitz and glamour of Manchester, and the entertainment culture of the city enamored him and inspired him to become a filmmaker himself.

In 1958, Schultz emigrated to Australia by himself, in search of work in the film industry. There he started working for Australian TV, first as a cameraman, and slowly and gradually made his way to wo...

Ashok Banthia was born in the beautiful city of Udaipur in the colorful state of Rajasthan. He had always seen himself working in the field of acting and, therefore, had prepared himself from the very start. He took a lot of training and education in this arena and came out to be a very powerful personality.

Ashok, at first, did a Diploma in the field of theater and dramatics from Chandigarh’s Punjab University. He then came down to Delhi and did a course from the very prestigious college of Dramatics named National School of Drama. He had gained a lot of confidence in himself and his talents by now. After this, he went out of India to pursue his training further and enrolled himself in a course for direction in a prestigious institute in Sydney named National Inst...

Hugo Weaving aka Hugo Wallace Weaving was born in in Nigeria on the 4th of April in the year 1960. Hugo’s father Wallace Weaving and mother Anne had three children. Hugo’s father was a seismologist and mother was a teacher and a tour guide. Hugo has an elder brother (Simon) and younger sister (Anna). Hugo used to travel a lot as a child as his father’s job demanded that they travel between Australia, Nigeria and Britain.

Hugo settled permanently in Australia in the year 1976 to complete his education in Sydney at Knox Grammar School and graduated from the National Institute of Dramatic Art. Just as Hugo was out of school, he had captured the attention with his eye-catching performance in the year 1983 as he acted in The City’...

Medical doctor turned director and producer George Miller was famous for his movies The Road Warrior and Fury Road. George Miller was born on 3 March 1945, in Queensland, Australia. His parents were Dimitri Castrisios Miller and Angela Balson are Greek immigrants. George Miller went to Ipswich Grammar School, and then to Sydney Boys High School. He pursued medical sciences at the University of New South Wales. Soon after his course, in 1971, he went to a workshop in film at Melbourne University which made him gain some skills related to film industry. He met Byron Kennedy at the University, and their friendship lasted forever.

In 1972, Miller and Kennedy founded Kennedy Miller Productions. After Kennedy's death in 1983, he renamed it as Kennedy Miller Mitchell Produc...