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Sue Barnett & Associates sue barnett & associates GYTON GRANTLEY TRAINING 2001 BA (Drama), QUT Academy of the Arts FILM 2016 The Anthesis of Man (Short) Vic Lauren Ford/Vicki Gest Dir: Dan Macarthur Don’t Tell Kevin Guy Tojohage Productions/ Scott Corfield Productions Dir: Toro Garrett 2015 We Were Tomorrow Cain WWT Motion Picture Pty Ltd / Mad Lane Productions Dir: Darwin Brooks Spaghetti (Short) Principal B. R. Occoli Peter Nizic 2014 The Dressmaker Barney McSwiney Film Art Media Dir: Jocelyn Moorehouse 2011 Rarer Monsters (Short) Terry Rarer Monsters Pty Ltd Utopia (Short) Director Spirited Films The Forgotten Men (Short) Wood Carver Campfire Pictures Pty Ltd Dir: Jack Wareham 2010 Maestro (Short) Maestro Dir: Adam Anthony Everything’s Super (Short) Shadow Chaotic Pictures Dir: Gareth Davies Full Catch (Short) Ramon Dir: Meghan Carlsen Lucydia (Short) James AFTRS Dir: Jonny Peters 2009 The Reef Matt Prodigy Movies Pty Ltd Dir: Andrew Traucki Beneath Hill 60 Norm Morris The Silence Productions Dir: Jeremy Simms Being Carl Williams (short) Himself Dir: Abe Forsythe 2008 Beyond Words (Short) Ben Dir: Armand De Saint-Salvy Balibo Gary Cunningham Balibo Film Pty Ltd Dir: Robert Connelly Prime Mover Repo Man Porchlight Films Dir: David Caesar 2006 All My Friends Are Jake AFC Leaving Brisbane Dir: Louise Alston 2005 Black Fury (Short) Roy Catherine Millar 2003 A Man’s Gotta Do Dominic Dir: Chris Kennedy Under The Radar Trent Dir: Evan Clarry 2002 Danny Deck Chair Stuey Dir: Jeff Balsmeyer Blurred Gavin Pictures in Paradise Dir: Even Clarry 2001 Swimming Upstream Julius Dir: Russell Mulcahy TELEVISION 2020 The Weekly With Charlie Pickering Alan Bond Thinkative Television 2019 Informer 3838 Carl Williams Screentime Dir: Geoff Bennett/Ben Lucas 2018 We Were Tomorrow Cain Mad Lane Productions/ Stage One Films Drunk History Ned Kelly Eureka Productions Dir: Dan Reisinger Pooches at Play (Series 3) Host Pooches at Play Ltd Dir: Lara Shannon sue barnett & associates 1/96 albion street t: +61 (0)2 9281 5670 ab n 55 090 980 028 surry hills nsw 2010 australia f: +61 (0)2 9281 5176 acn 090 980 028 m: 0413 746 046 www.suebarnett.net e: [email protected] Gyton Grantley continued… 2018 The Blake Mysteries: A New Don Roper FBTV Productions/Network Beginning Seven Orange is the New Brown Various Screentime 2017 Pooches at Play (Series 2) Host Pooches at Play Ltd Dir: Lara Shannon Pooches at Play Host Pooches at Play Ltd Dir: Lara Shannon True Story With Hamish & Andy Brett Nine Network (Series 1) Dir: Wayne Hope/Sian Davies/ Tim Bartley 2016 Olivia Newton-John: Roger Davies Fremantle Media Hopelessly Devoted to You (Telemovie) Dir: Shawn Seet The Reel Thing (Pilot) Team Captain Blink TV House Husbands (Series 5) Kane Playmaker Media Bond (Mini-series) Peter Beckwith Cordell Jigsaw Zapruder Dir: Mark Joffe 2015 House Husbands (Series 4) Kane Playmaker Media 2014 House Husbands (Series 3) Kane Playmaker Media 2013 Fat Tony & Co. Carl Williams Nine Network Dir: Peter Andrikidis House Husbands (Series 2) Kane Playmaker Media 2012 House Husbands Kane Playmaker Media Cliffy (Tele-movie) Powell ABC TV Dir: Dean Murphy 2009 The Real Hustle Narrator Nine Network A Model Daughter: Andrew Blanchette Screentime The Killing of Caroline Byrne Dir: Tony Tilse Rescue Special Ops Willo La La Pictures 30 Seconds Sumo 30 Seconds Productions Pty Ltd Bargain Coast Gavim Cornerbox Pty Ltd 2008 East West 101 (Series 2) Craig Deakin SBS/Knapman Wyld Dir: Peter Andrikidis Out Of The Blue Alex Jarvis Southern Star Entertainment Dir: Scott Hartford Davis 2007 Underbelly Carl Williams Screentime/Nine Network All Saints Jared Clark Seven Network Dir: Tony Krawitz Home & Away James Dalton (Recurring) Seven Network 2006 Supernova Jeff BBC/ABC Co-Production Dir: Matt Lipsey Home & Away James Dalton Seven Network 2005 Small Claims Detective Senior RB Films Constable Brett Michaels Dir: Tony Tilse Headland Dane Pickerstaff Seven Network Dir: Catherine Millar 2004 Small Claims Detective Senior RB Films Constable Brett Michaels Dir: Cherie Nowlan All Saints Andy Patton Seven Network Dir: Catherine Millar 2003 Marking Time Shane ABC TV Dir: Cherie Nowlan Small Claims Detective Senior RB Films Constable Brett Michaels Dir: Cherie Nowlan The Cooks Danny Chapman Pictures 2002 Fat Cow Motel Gary Walpole Mermaids (U.S Pilot) Tim Dir: Ian Barry THEATRE 2018-20 Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Ron Weasley Sonia Freedman Productions - Parts 1 & 2 /Colin Callender/ Harry Potter Productions Dir: John Tiffany 2 sue barnett & associates 1/96 albion street t: +61 (0)2 9281 5670 ab n 55 090 980 028 surry hills nsw 2010 australia f: +61 (0)2 9281 5176 acn 090 980 028 m: 0413 746 046 www.suebarnett.net e: [email protected] Gyton Grantley continued… 2018 Hand to God Jason/Tyrone Vass Theatre Group Dir: Gary Abrahams 2013 South Pacific Luther Billis Opera Australia Dir: Bartlett Sher 2011 Ruben Guthrie Ruben Guthrie La Boite Theatre Company Dir: David Berthold An Oak Tree Guest Appearance Queensland Theatre Company 2005 Domestic Bliss One-Man Play Old Fitzroy (5 characters Top Shorts) Dir: Rory Williamson 2004 Vincent in Brixton Sam Ensemble Theatre Dir: Andrew Doyle 2003 The Removalist Constable Ross La Boite Theatre Dir: Lewis Jones 2002 The Blue Roof Joe Jigsaw Theatre Company Dir: Greg Lissaman Vertigo and the Virginia Caylam Tamarama Rock Surfers Dir: Sarah Goodes Premier’s Drama Award Various QUT Workshop Dir: Michael Gow 2001 Away Tom QUT Dir: Mark Radvan The Angels of Lemnos Carruthers/Ferguson/ QUT Eric Dir: Leonard Meenach The Art of Success Henry Fileding QUT Dir: John O’Hare 2000 Smelling A Rat Vic QUT Dir: Steven Grives Spurboard Jesse QUT Dir: David Lynch Taming of the Shrew Hortensio QUT Dir: Diane Eden/Peter Lavery They Shoot Horses Doc QUT Don’t They Dir: Leonard Meenach AWARDS 2012 Matilda Award Nomination – Best Male Actor in a Leading Role, Ruben Guthrie 2009 Silver Logie Winner – Most Outstanding Actor, Underbelly Silver Logie Nomination – Most Popular Actor, Underbelly 2008 AFI Award Winner – Best Lead Actor in a Television Drama, Underbelly 3 sue barnett & associates 1/96 albion street t: +61 (0)2 9281 5670 ab n 55 090 980 028 surry hills nsw 2010 australia f: +61 (0)2 9281 5176 acn 090 980 028 m: 0413 746 046 www.suebarnett.net e: [email protected] .
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