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John Brumpton A.B.N: 27225097402 JOHN BRUMPTON John graduated from the Victorian College of the Arts in 1988. FILM 2019 THE FALL (SHORT) Aydin Dir: Shannon Anderson 2019 WIDOWERS Vic Dir: Julian Tuna 2019 THE DIVER (SHORT) Maurice Dir: Michael Leonard 2019 HIGH GROUND Donovan Dir: Paul Johnson 2018 M4M Percy Dir: Paul Ireland 2017 ROMPER STOMPER Magoo Prd: Romper Stomper Productions 2016 AUSTRALIA DAY Les Yerbury Dir: Kriv Stenders THE DEBT COLLECTOR Frank Vaughn (lead) Dir: Richard Wolstencroft 2015 PAWNO Les Underwood (lead) Dir: Paul Ireland 2014 SUCKER Elmsley Dir: Ben Chessell 2013 MENKOFF METHOD Security Guard Dir: David Parker FELL Bob Dir: Kasimir Burgess CHARLIE’S COUNTRY Brum Dir: Rolf de Heer 2012 FELONY Garbo Dir: Matthew Saville 2011 CRAWLSPACE Elvis Dir: Justin Dix 2010 THE HUNTER Publican Dir: Daniel Nettheim 2009 RED HILL Rex Dir: Patrick Hughes 2008 THE LOVED ONES Eric Dola Dir: Sean Byrne LAST RIDE Max Dir: Glendyn Ivin THE COMBINATION Mr Roberts Dir: David Field 2007 LONG WEEKEND Old Timer Dir: Jamie Blanks 2006 STORM WARNING Poppy Dir: Jamie Blanks 2005 SILENCER Slim Dir: Fraser Bailey WILLIAM Darcy Dir: Eron Sheehan 2003 TOM WHITE Plain Clothes Officer Dir: Alkinos Tsilimidos 2002 GETTIN' SQUARE Lenny Morrison Dir: Jonathan Teplitsky 2001 TROJAN WARRIOR Det. Saunders Dir: Salik Silverstein 1999 DOGWATCH Heckle Dir: Laurie McInnes 1997 DANCE ME TO MY SONG Eddie (Lead) Dir: Rolf de Heer REDBALL Det.Walsh (Lead) Dir: Jon Hewitt 1995 LIFE Des (Lead/Co-writer) Dir: Lawrence Johnston 1994 ANGEL BABY Brendan Dir: Michael Rymer 1993 ONLY THE BRAVE Paul Dir: Anna Kokkinos ROMPER STOMPER Skinhead McGoo Dir: Geoffrey Wright 1990 GARBO Troy Dir: Ron Cobb THE RIVER YARRA Eric Dir: Leo Berkley 1989 MY FORGOTTEN MAN Jarvis Dir: Frank Howson NIGHT OUT Rob Dir: Lawrence Johnston TELEVISION 2019 MYSTERY ROAD S2 Hegarty Dir: Warwick Thornton & Wayne Blair 2018 JACK IRISH Dyson Dir: Fiona Banks Easy Tiger Productions 2017 ROMPER STOMPER Magoo Dir: Daina Reid Prd: Romper Stomper Productions 2016 DEEP WATER Eddie Mac Dir: Shawn Seet/BlackfellaFilms 2014 GALLIPOLI Sergeant Major Dir: Glendyn Ivin/Endemol CATCHING MILAT Artie Bigman Dir: Peter Andrikidis/Shine P.O BOX 7766 BONDI BEACH NSW PHONE: : + 61 412 591 049 E: sarah@ linstenmanagement.com A.B.N: 27225097402 CORN COBS Hobo Dir: Matt Kamen/Tom Noakes ABC 2013 FAT TONY & CO. Reuben Fox Dir: Peter Andrikidis WENTWORTH 2 Malcolm Spitz Fremantle Media MISS FISHER’S MURDER ABC Drama MYSTERIES Finlay Ellis Dir: Ken Cameron 2010 RAKE Leon Dir: Jessica Hobbs KILLING TIME Peter Dupas (6 Eps) Fremantle Media 2009 SEA PATROL 4 Malachi Dir: Geoff Bennett RUSH Charlie Thomas Dir: Geoff Bennett 2008 TANGLE Dougherty (Regular) Southern Star Productions CITY HOMICIDE Scott Hurley Dir: David Cameron ROGUE NATION William Wentworth Dir: Lisa Mathews 2007 UNDERBELLY Det. Vince Love (4 Eps) Dir: Peter Andrikidis ALL SAINTS Ross Frazer Dir: Martin Sacks EAST WEST 101 John Hunt (4 Eps) Dir: Peter Andrikidis 2005 HEADLAND Ben Wilde (8 Eps) Seven Network 2004 RAN George (4 Eps) Chapman Pictures Pty Ltd 2003 BLACKJACK 3 (Telemovie) Andy Margate Dir: Peter Andrikidis TELEVISION CONT... ALL SAINTS Charlie Ellis Dir: Scott Hartford Davis BLUE HEELERS Shane Kelly Dir: Martin Sacks 2002 BLACKJACK (Pilot) Andy Margate Dir: Peter Andrikidis WHITE COLLAR BLUE Max Slater Dir: Ian Watson FARSCAPE Katoya Dir: Geoff Bennett 2001 ALL SAINTS Charlie Ellis Dir: Scott Feeney BACKBERNER Guest Dir: David Rector BLUE HEELERS Sonny Dir: Roger Hodgman FARSCAPE B’Sogg Dir: Rowan Woods 2000 GRASS ROOTS Mr Bain Dir: Peter Andrikidis WATER RATS Joe Slaven Dir: Geoff Bennett AUSTRALIANS AT WAR Various Dir: Geoff Burton STINGERS Michael Devlin Dir: Arnie Custo 1999 HOME & AWAY Mick Dwyer (10 Eps) Seven Network 1998 WILDSIDE Tony Pelucci (2 Eps) Dir: Geoff Bennett STINGERS (Pilot) Ronnie Gallagher Dir: David Cameron STATE CORONER Clint Dir: Mandy Smith ALL SAINTS Steve Casey Dir: Scott Feeney 1997 WILDSIDE (Pilot) Tony Pelucci Dir: Michael Jenkins LANO & WOODLEY The Sound Man Dir: Mandy Smith 1995 THE LAW OF THE LAND Roger Halliday Dir: Ian Watson CORRELLI Officer Gilbert (Regular) ABC Drama PRE 1995 TELEVISION ROLES BLUE HEELERS, A COUNTRY PRACTICE, PHOENIX, CHANCES, NEIGHBOURS, RATBAG HERO, THE BOYS FROM THE BUSH, SKIRTS. THEATRE 2012 SILENT PARTNER John Frank Theatre Co. Dir: Matthew Adey EVERY NIGHT EVERY NIGHT Berryman Frank Theatre Co. Dir: Stuart Grant 2001 SIN BIN The Coach Carlton Courthouse Dir: Peter Oyston 1998 THE DROVERS BOY Macca McCredie Athanaeum II Dir: Greg Carroll 1996 THE TRUTH GAME The Detective Carlton Courthouse P.O BOX 7766 BONDI BEACH NSW PHONE: : + 61 412 591 049 E: sarah@ linstenmanagement.com A.B.N: 27225097402 Dir: Daniel Lillford 1994 REMEMBER RONALD Peter Walker Playbox Theatre RYAN Dir: Malcolm Robertson THEATRE CONTINUED… 1994 THE LADY FROM THE SEA The Stranger Melbourne Theatre Co. Dir: Roger Hodgman LOW Jay Jigsaw Theatre Company Dir: Steve Champion 1993 THE CHOCOLATE FROG Tosser Jigsaw Theatre Company Dir: Steve ChampioN THE MIRACLE OF THE ROSE Botchako Belvoir Street Theatre Dir: Robert Chuter 1992 A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE Mike Melbourne Theatre Co. Dir: Roger Hodgman THE DOMINATOR Lead Carlton Courthouse Dir: Ray Mooney 1991 CONTAINMENT Lead/Writer La Mama Dir: John Brumpton HEART OF A DOG Lead Guild Theatre Dir: Jean-Paul Hussey EVERY NIGHT EVERY NIGHT Flannery (lead) Carlton Courthouse Dir: Ray Mooney 1990 GRASS – FIELDS OF GOLD Chris Theatreworks Dir: Greg Carroll AWARDS & NOMINATIONS 2017 AUSTRALIAN FILM CRITICS ASSOCIATION BEST ACTOR NOMINATION (PAWNO) 2017 FILM CRITICS CIRCLE AUSTRALIA BEST ACTOR NOMINATION (PAWNO) 2017 ST KILDA FILM FESTIVAL BEST FILM AWARD (WELCOME HOME ALAN) 2016 DU CINEMA DES ANTIPODES BEST ACTOR (PAWNO) 2016 AACTA AWARDS BEST LEAD ACTOR NOMINATION (PAWNO) 2009 TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL SELECTION (LAST RIDE & THE LOVED ONES) 2009 TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL MIDNIGHT MADNESS AUDIENCE AWARD (THE LOVED ONES) 2007 SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL OFFICIAL SELECTION (WILLIAM) 1999 CHICAGO INDEPENDENT FILM FESTIVAL GRAND JURY PRIZE (REDBALL) 1998 CANNES FILM FESTIVAL OFFICIAL SELECTION (DANCE ME TO MY SONG) 1996 TORONTO FILM FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL CRITICS AWARD (LIFE) 1996 AFI BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY NOMINATION (LIFE) 1996 AFI BEST ACTOR IN A LEADING ROLE NOMINATION (LIFE) 1990 CANNES FILM FESTIVAL OFFICIAL SELECTION (NIGHT OUT) P.O BOX 7766 BONDI BEACH NSW PHONE: : + 61 412 591 049 E: sarah@ linstenmanagement.com .
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