- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- February 27, 1940
- Place of Birth
- Ballarat, Victoria, Australia
- Died
- May 21, 2011
Bill Hunter
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. William John "Bill" Hunter (27 February 1940 – 21 May 2011) was an Australian actor of film, stage and television. He appeared in more than 60 films and won two Australian Film Institute Awards. Description above from the Wikipedia article Bill Hunter (actor), licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Filmography
movieThe Cup
2011 · Bart Cummings
movieRed Dog
2011 · Jumbo Smelt
movieLegend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole
2010 · Bubo (voice)
tvThe Pacific
2010
movieThe Wedding Party
2010 · Priest
tvTalkin' 'Bout Your Generation
2009 · Self - Contestant
movieAustralia
2008 · Skipper (Qantas Sloop)
movieThe Square
2008 · Gil Hubbard
movieTom White
2004 · Malcolm
movieBad Eggs
2003 · Ted Pratt
movieFinding Nemo
2003 · Dentist (voice)
Horseplay
movieHorseplay
2003 · Barry Coxhead
movieKangaroo Jack
2003 · Blue
tvWhite Collar Blue
2002 · Fred Logan
movieCrackerjack
2002 · Stan Coombs
movieOn the Beach
2000 · Prime Minister Seaton
movieA Difficult Woman
1999 · Paul Scanlon
tvA Difficult Woman
1998 · Paul Scanlon
The Violent Earth
movieThe Violent Earth
1998 · Campbell
movie15 Amore
1998 · Brendan's Voice
movieThe Echo of Thunder
1998 · Cooper (uncredited)
tvMoby Dick
1998 · Captain Boomer
tvAll Saints
1998 · Ron Williams
movieRoad to Nhill
1997 · Brian
movieRiver Street
1997 · Vincent Pierce
movieRace the Sun
1996 · Commissioner Hawkes
tvWater Rats
1996 · Tom Christey
tvSpace: Above and Beyond
1995 · Secretary General Chartwell
movieBlue Murder
1995 · Angus McDonald
tvBlue Murder
1995 · Angus McDonald
movieCody: Fall from Grace
1995 · Sam Wolfe
movieEverynight... Everynight
1995 · Berriman
movieMuriel's Wedding
1994 · Bill Heslop
movieThe Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
1994 · Bob Spart
movieShotgun Wedding
1994 · Police Comm. Andrews
movieThe Custodian
1994 · Managing Director
tvStark
1993 · Ocker Tyron
movieBroken Highway
1993 · Wilson
movieThe Last Days of Chez Nous
1992 · Beth's Father
movieStrictly Ballroom
1992 · Barry Fife
movieThe Leaving of Liverpool
1992 · Father O'Neill
tvThe Leaving of Liverpool
1992
tvPhoenix
1992 · Tiny
tvPolice Rescue
1991 · Snr. Sgt. Col Buchanan, Crusher Carroll
moviePolice State
1989 · Graeme Parker
movieMull
1989 · Frank Mullens
movieFever
1988 · Sergeant Jack Welles
movieRikky and Pete
1988 · Whitstead
movieDeath of a Soldier
1986 · Det. Sgt. Adams
tvA Fortunate Life
1986 · Charlie Bibby
movieSky Pirates
1986 · O'Reilly
movieCall Me Mr. Brown
1985 · McNeill
movieRebel
1985 · Browning
movieAn Indecent Obsession
1985 · Colonel Chinstrap
movieMy First Wife
1984 · Bar Patron (uncredited), Thanks
movieThe Hit
1984 · Harry
movieStreet Hero
1984 · Det. Fitzpatrick
tvEureka Stockade
1984 · Timothy Hayes
tvScales of Justice
1983 · Sgt. O'Rourke
tvThe Dismissal
1983 · Rex Connor
movieThe Return of Captain Invincible
1983 · Tupper / Coach
movieFar East
1982 · Walker
movieHeatwave
1982 · Robert Duncan
movieGallipoli
1981 · Major Barton
movie...Maybe This Time
1981 · Stephen
movieHard Knocks
1980 · Brady
movieDead Man's Float
1980 · Eddie Bell
tvMinder
1979 · Reid
movieIn Search of Anna
1979 · Peter
movieNewsfront
1978 · Len Maguire
movieWeekend of Shadows
1978 · Bosun
movieBackroads
1977 · Jack
movieThe Adventures of Eliza Fraser
1976 · Youlden
movieMad Dog Morgan
1976 · Sgt. Smith
movieThe Man from Hong Kong
1975 · Peterson
27A
movie27A
1974 · Cornish
movieStone
1974 · Barman
tvSpyforce
1971
Dynasty
tvDynasty
1970
tvHomicide
1964 · James Reid
movieThe Shiralee
1957 · Extra (uncredited)
Yobbos Up The Guts
movieYobbos Up The Guts
— · Billy T, Director