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Acting
December 8, 1948
Лондон, Англия Великобритания
John Waters (born December 8, 1948) is one of Australia's most recognised and respected film and theatre actors. He was born in London England, the middle of five children of Scottish actor, Russell Waters. As a child John often hung around film studios while dad worked and even starred in a few young parts. He first faced a live audience as a singer and bass player with 60s R & R Band The Riots and appeared in Macbeth before travelling to Australia in 1968 with only a guitar and $90. He soon heard a US film called Adam's Woman, starring Beau Bridges, was being filmed in NSW so he managed to get himself cast in a small role. Fellow cast members recommended he try auditioning for a musical. He did, and landed the lead role of Claude in Sydney's 1969 production of the landmark rock musical, Hair. This was followed by the role of Judas in Godspell. This led to an acting career on stage, film and television that elevated him to his current status as Australia's most versatile leading man. From the brooding Sgt. McKellar Of ABC TV's Rush in 1974 which earned him a Logie Award for Best New Talent, through the Australian film boom that followed with films such as End Play, Summerfield, Breaker Morant, and on to the mini-series of the 80's, All The Rivers Run, Nancy Wake and Alice To Nowhere. Not to be forgotten was his ten year stint as host of childrens ABC program PlaySchool. John has always intrigued audiences with his diversity. Since collecting Australia's highest accolade as the Australian Film Institute's Best Actor Award in 1988 for the film Boulevard of Broken Dreams, John has re-embraced musical theatre as Professor Higgins in My Fair Lady, and They're Playing Our Song, and in productions of The Hunting of the Snark for Mike Batt, and A Little Night Music for the Sydney Theatre Company. He has also appeared in Love Letters at the Sydney Opera House and Children of a Lesser God. In 1995 he appeared in ReUnion a rock musical written and financed by himself and Stewart D'Arrietta. He won unanimous acclaim in the role of Pontius Pilate in the 1992 concert version of Jesus Christ Superstar with John Farnham, Kate Ceberano, Jon Stevens and Angry Anderson which successfully toured the nation. He has made guest appearances in various TV series, including Good Guys Bad Guys, The Man From Snowy River, All Together Now and Young Lions. John's self written one man show Looking Through a Glass Onion, based on the life of John Lennon, toured nationally and regularly since 1992 and also played six months in London's West End in 1995.

Michael Parkinson
2024

(voice)
2024

Norris
2024

Magistrate
2022

Ian Kirkhope
2022

Ryan
2020

Professor Linnaeus
2020

Henry
2020

Travis James
2018

Eamon
2017

as Michael Parkinson

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as Norris

as Magistrate

as Ian Kirkhope

as Ryan

as Professor Linnaeus

as Henry

as Travis James

as Eamon

as Bill

as Colonel Thomas Fiaschi

as (voice)

as Booker

as Bernie Thompson

as Mark Frettlby

as Narrator

as Baron von Bland (voice)


as Jack Houghton

as Self

as Self - Contestant

as Self

as John Hatton MP

as Self

as Narrator
as Self
as Dave

as Narrator

as Black Ops Doctor

as Perry Luscombe

as Narrator

as Self

as Professor Arkin

as Senior Detective Bill Martin

as Lento

as Sam Lejeune

as Henry Kubica

as Dr. Lance Hagen

as Mike Vlasek

as Oscar Drake
as John Stamford

as Damien Winters

as John Stamford

as Michael Suresch

as Pontius Pilate

as Mr. Nichols

as Steve Hannah

as Johnny Dysart

as Brenton Edwards
as Brenton Edwards

as Morris Martin

as Tom Garfield

as Frank

as Patrick O'Day

as Henri Fiocca

as Hawkeye Bumppo (voice)

as Martin Brown

as Leslie Gaitland

as Johnny Parson

as Stuart Gunn

as Ben Lomax

as Brenton Edwards

as Ted King

as Cpt. Alfred Taylor


as Host

as Mike

as Rabbit


as David Abbott

as Rev. Shepherd

as David Bracefell

as Chris Merchant
as Hewie Dowker

as Mark Gifford

as Sergeant Robert McKellar
as Cameron Kerr