John Bach

John Bach was born in 1946 on the 5th of June. He was originally born in New Zealand. Before he moved to Hollywood as a professional actor, he was a theater artist, a stage actor, and a TV actor. His career spans over thirty years. His birthplace was Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom. Though a Welsh from birth, he mainly worked in New Zealand. He played a very important part in the famous series of The Lord Of The Rings. We could see him acting in the second and third part of the film only. He played the role of Gondorian Ranger Madrid. He was seen portraying this role between 2001 and 2003. He became very famous after playing this role because the Lord Of The Rings Trilogy were an excellent series.

He was also part of some TV shows in New Zealand. In the Duggan Television series, he portrayed the role of Detective J. Duggan and earned much appreciation for his acting. He was also seen acting in another New Zealand Television series called Roshe where he played the role of a truck driver. He also acted in the daily soap Close To Home which was a very famous TV show in New Zealand and had high viewership and TRP. We all know about the movie The Sound and The Silence in the year 1992. The movie depicted the life of the legendary inventor Alexander Graham Bell. John played the on-screen Alexander Graham Bell. His acting was greatly appreciated and encouraged. In the TV show Twist In The Tail, he played the role of Earl of Sackville.

Apart from Hollywood and New Zealand movies and TV shows, he has also been a part of some Australian TV shows. One of the shows where he has acted is Farscape. It was a miniseries based on true incidents. The book that it was based on was called The Great Bookie Robbery in 1986. John played the role of Mike Power. In 2015, there was a series in Australia called Gallipoli where John played the role of Sir Ian Hamilton and received much praise. He returned to New Zealand TV series again in the year 2010 when he appeared portraying the role of H. Sheridan in the show This Is Not My Life. He even acted in Spartacus as T. Calavius. John acted in one episode of the famous Australian TV series Legend of the Seeker.