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NICHOLAS HAMMOND THEATRE Leading Roles Include NICHOLAS HAMMOND THEATRE Leading roles include: NOISES OFF US National Tour Director: Michael Blakemore THE COMPLAISANT LOVER Broadway and National Tour Director: Glen Byam Shaw CONDUCT UNBECOMING Broadway/Bristol Old Vic Company Director: Val May THE HAPPIEST MILLIONAIRE US National Tour Director: Fritz DeWilde JUNO & THE PAYCOCK Mark Taper Forum Director: George Seaton THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST Mark Taper Forum Director: Ed Parrone TRAVESTIES Mark Taper Forum Director: Ed Parrone HAY FEVER The Ahmanson Theatre Director: Tom Moore WOMAN IN MIND Sydney Theatre Company Director: Richard Wherrett THE COCKTAIL HOUR National Tour/Australia & U.K Director: Richard Cotterill SOUTH AMERICAN BARBEQUE Belvoir St Theatre LOST IN YONKERS Director: Philip Cusak Theatre Royal/Sydney/National Tour THE OLD BOY Ensemble Theatre Director: Denny Lawrence MOONLIGHT & MAGNOLIAS Dir: Bruce Beresford Melbourne Theatre Company QUEEN LEAR Dir: Rachel McDonald Melbourne Theatre Company FEATURE FILMS LORD OF THE FLIES Reade-Sterling Director: Peter Brook THE SOUND OF MUSIC 20th Century Fox Director: Robert Wise SKYJACKED M.G.M. Director: John Guillerman CHERRY BLOSSOMS Toho Films Director: Lino Broka SUPERDAD Disney Director: Vincent McAveety THE CHINESE WEB Columbia Director: Charles McDougal DEADLY DUST Columbia Director: Ronald Satloff EMERALD CITY Limelight Productions Director: Michael Jenkins BEYOND MY REACH Boulevard Films Director: Dan Burstall P.O BOX 7766 BONDI BEACH NSW PHONE: : + 61 412 591 049 E: sarah@ linstenmanagement.com FEATURE FILMS CONTINUED BLACK COBRA L'Imagine Productions Director: Edouardo Margeri FRAUDS Latent Image/Anglia Films Director: Stephan Elliott PARADISE ROAD VRP Production Director: Bruce Beresford CROCODILE DUNDEE IN LOS ANGELES Director: Simon Wincer Bangalow Productions THE RAGE IN PLACID LAKE Director: Tony McNamara Rapacious Pictures STEALTH Dir: Rob Cohen FLIPSICAL Dir: Joshua Tyler MAO’S LAST DANCER Dir: Bruce Beresford Prod: Jane Scott TURKEY SHOOT RELOADED Dir: John Hewitt THE BBQ Dir: Stephen Amis LADIES IN BLACK Dir: Bruce Beresford Sony Pictures ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD Dir: Quentin Tarantino Columbia Pictures TELEVISION Over seventy-five starring roles, including: BLACK B*TCH BB Productions Pty Ltd THE CREWS SHIP Soft tread enterprises THE DEFENDERS Director: David Greene HALLMARK HALL OF FAME Director: George Shaefer HOLLYWOOD TELEVISION THEATRE Director: Paul Bogart GUNSMOKE Emmy Nomination Director: Bernard McAveety OWEN MARSHALL Director: Steven Spielberg MISSION IMPOSSIBLE Director: Colin Budds MURDER SHE WROTE Warner Bros. CRAZY LIKE A FOX Director: Stuart Margolin MISSION IMPOSSIBLE CBS/Paramount Pictures FLYING DOCTORS Crawford Productions EMBASSY - recurring role ABC Television THE DAMNATION OF HARVEY McHUGH ABC Television Corky THE FEDS Crawford Productions MIRROR MIRROR Millenium Pictures MERCURY ABC Television FLIPPER - Series II VRP Production Services TALES OF THE SOUTH SEAS Blanchard VRP Production Services CURSE OF THE TALISMAN Coote/Hayes Production Services THE LOST WORLD - SERIES III Coote/Hayes Production Services BACKBERNER ABC Television FARSCAPE IV Farscape Productions ALWAYS GREENER Amalgamated Television Services FUTURE TENSE FTN Productions P/L CNNNN LIVE Crackerjack Productions P/L MDA ABC Television - Ken Cameron JESTERS (series 1 & 2) Mr Smith (recurring) Jesters Productions P/L P.O BOX 7766 BONDI BEACH NSW PHONE: : + 61 412 591 049 E: sarah@ linstenmanagement.com U.S.A - TELEMOVIES & MINI-SERIES American Shakespeare Series: RICHARD II Hotspur Director: William Woodman THE TEMPEST Ferdinand Director: William Woodman AS YOU LIKE IT Orlando Director: William Woodman RICH MAN POOR MAN Director: David Greene MR & MRS BOJO JONES Director: Robert Day THE DEPUTIES Director: Virgil Vogel CATCH 22 Director: Richard Quine SORONITY KILL Director: Gloria Monty THE HOME FRONT Director: Harry Harris THE MARTIAN CHRONICLES Director: Michael Anderson POLLYANNA Director: Robert Day THE MANIONS OF AMERICA Director: Joseph Sargent &Charles Dubin THE LEGACY Director: Peter Levin TROUBLE IN PARADISE Director: Di Drew IRRESISTIBLE FORCE Director: Kevin Hooks FUTURE TENSE FTN Productions DYNASTY Village Roadshow AUSTRALIA - MINI SERIES CYCLONE TRACY Harry Nelson P.B.L. Productions THE CHALLENGE Dennis Connor Roadshow Coote & Carroll FIELDS OF FIRE Col.Burgess Channel 9/Zenith U.K JOE WILSON Rev. Blackthorne Channel 7 Television FRANKIE'S HOUSE Major Frey Roadshow Coote & Carrol Anglia Television U.K 20 000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA Director: Rod Hardy VRP Production Services GALLIPOLI Nevinson Dir: Glendyn Ivin Endemol/Nine Network AUSTRALIA - TELEMOVIES 13 GANTRY ROW Russell Robert Bruning Productions WRITING CREDITS Representation: Cameron Creswell Agency -Sydney, Australia and Lou Pitt—The Pitt Group, 8750 Wilshire Blvd. #301, Beverly Hills, CA 90211 Miniseries: A DIFFICULT WOMAN (co-writer with Steven Vidler) Southern Star-ABC TV Movie for Television: SECRET MEN’S BUSINESS (co-writer with Christopher Lee) Southern Star-ABC TV Features: PERIL under option to O.P. Productions JOY AND SUN under option with Hit Productions Television Series: VETS under option with ScreenTime DAZZLERS under option with Eastway Entertainment P.O BOX 7766 BONDI BEACH NSW PHONE: : + 61 412 591 049 E: sarah@ linstenmanagement.com .
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