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Roy Billing. Height 170 Cm Actor Biography Roy Billing. Height 170 cm Awards. 2015 Awarded Order of Australia Medal (OAM ) 2015 First Inductee on Winton Walk of Fame 2011 Top 250 Personalities on Australian TV - Roy Billing at 184 2011 Top 20 actors on Australian TV - Roy Billing 2010 Asia-Pacific Copyright Educator Award 2010 Nominated: Silver Logie for Most Outstanding Actor 2009 Brass Plaque - Australian Walk of Fame - Randwick Ritz Cinema, Sydney 2009 Australian Film Institute Awards - Best Lead Actor in a TV Drama Series 2008 Best Artistic Contribution to Australian Short Film - Winner - Mirror Mirror - Movie Channels Network Talent Award 2006 Best Short Film- Winner - Spike Up - Australian Film Institute Awards 2001 Best Supporting Actor - Nomination -The Dish - Film Critics Circle of Australia Awards 1999 Best Supporting Actor - Nomination - Siam Sunset - Film Critics Circle of Australia Awards 1999 Best Supporting Actor - Nomination - Siam Sunset - Australian Film Institute Awards 1992 Best Supporting Actor - Winner - Old Scores - New Zealand Film &Television Awards 1984 Best Actor - Winner - Inside Straight - Feltex Television Awards Feature Film. 2020 Nude Tuesday Aldo Dir. Armagan Ballantyne (Guest) Prd. Emma Slade 2019 Never Too Late Wendell Dir. Mark Lamprell (Lead) Prd. Antony I Ginnane 2019 Myall Creek Judge Burton Dir. Brad Diebert Prd. The BIG Movie Company 2018 The Very Excellent Mr Dundee Barney Clock Sounds Productions Dir. Dean Murphy Prd. Nigel Odell, Dean Murphy PO Box 78340, Grey Lynn, www.johnsonlaird.com Tel +64 9 376 0882 Auckland 1245, NewZealand. www.johnsonlaird.co.nz Fax +64 9 378 0881 Roy Billing. Page 2 Feature continued... 2017 Occupation Town Mayor Quirky Man Productions Pty Ltd Dir. Luke Sparke 2016 Beast No More Gus Desert Hotel Films Dir. Aaron Warwick 2015 Manny Lewis Lyle Beyond Screen Production Dir. Anthony Mir Prd. Martin Fabinyi 2012 Mystery Road Mick Dir. Ivan Sen (Support Role) Prd. David Jowsey 2011 Swerve Good Samaritan Duo Art Productions Dir. Craig Lahiff Prd. Various 2010 Swerve The Good Samaritan Swerve Productions /Duo Art (Support) Dir. Craig Lahiff Prd. Helen Leake 2010 A Heartbeat Away George Heartbeat Productions Pty Ltd (Major Support) Dir. Gale Edwards Prd. Chris Brown, Chris Fitchett 2009 The Chronicles of Narnia - The Chief Dufflepud Dragons Prow Productions Voyage of The Dawn Treader (Support Role) Dir. Michael Apted 2008 Charlie and Boots Roly Instinct Entertainment (Major Support Role) Dir. Dean Murphy Prd. Shana Levine, David Redman, Dean Murphy 2007 Valentine's Day Kevin Flynn December Films (Support) Dir. Peter Duncan Prd. Tony Wright 2006 Unfinished Sky Royce New Holland Productions (Support) Dir. Peter Duncan Prd. Cathy Overett&Anton Smit 2006 $9.99 Marcus Portman/Policeman Sherman Pictures (Support) Dir. Tatia Rosenthal Prd. Emile Sherman&Amir Harel PO Box 78340, Grey Lynn, www.johnsonlaird.com Tel +64 9 376 0882 Auckland 1245, NewZealand. www.johnsonlaird.co.nz Fax +64 9 378 0881 Roy Billing. Page 3 Feature continued... 2005 Razzle Dazzle: A Journey into Dance Arthur Rudd Wild Eddie Films (Support) Dir. Darren Ashton 2005 Aquamarine Grandpa Bob Aquafilms (Support) Dir. Elizabeth Allen 2005 The Bet George Gerrycan Productions (Support) Dir. Mark Lee 2003 Strange Bedfellows Fred Coulson Instinct Entertainment (Support) Dir. Dean Murphy 2003 Thunderstruck Tiny Eddie Wong Films (Support) Dir. Darren Ashton 2001 Black & White Det Sgt Turner Scala Productions (Support) Dir. Craig Lahiff 2000 Rabbit Proof Fence Police Inspector Jabal Films (Support) Dir. Phillip Noyce 1999 The Dish Mayor Robert 'Bob' McIntyre Working Dog (Support) Dir. Rob Sitch 1999 The Magic Pudding (Animated) Voice of Norm Energee Entertainment (Support) Dir. Karl Zwicky 1998 Siam Sunset Bill Leach Southern Star Productions (Support) Dir. John Polson 1998 Passion John Perring Jnr Beyond Films (Support) Dir. Peter Duncan 1998 Erskineville Kings Ticket Officer Underground Films (Support) Dir. Alan White 1997 A Little Bit of Soul Judge Faust Films (Support) Dir. Peter Duncan 1996 Doing Time for Patsy Cline Dad Oilrag Productions (Support) Dir. Chris Kennedy PO Box 78340, Grey Lynn, www.johnsonlaird.com Tel +64 9 376 0882 Auckland 1245, NewZealand. www.johnsonlaird.co.nz Fax +64 9 378 0881 Roy Billing. Page 4 Feature continued... 1996 Children of the Revolution Police Sergeant Rev Kids (Support) Dir. Peter Duncan 1996 Thank God He Met Lizzie Ron Stamen Films (Support) Dir. Cherie Nowlan 1993 Dallas Doll Dave Harry Dallas Doll Productions (Support) Dir. Ann Turner 1993 Gino Vito Filmside Productions (Support) Dir. Jackie McKimmie 1993 The Roly Poly Man Sidebottom Rough Nut Productions (Support) Dir. Bill Young 1991 Old Scores Father Frank O'Riordan South Pacific Pictures (Support) Dir. Alan Clayton 1989 Zilch! Gary Hyde Zee Films (Lead) Dir. Richard Riddiford Prd. Amanda Hocquard 1985 Came A Hot Friday Darkie Benson Mirage Films (Support) Dir. Ian Mune 1984 Other Halves Harry Daniels New Zealand Film Commission (Support) Dir. John Laing 1983 Strata Keith Phase Three Films (Support) Dir. Geoff Steven 1982 Savage Islands Slave Auctioneer Phillips Whitehouse Productions (Support) Dir. Ferdinand Fairfax 1981 Bad Blood Alan Fulton Southern Pictures (Support) Dir. Mike Newell Prd. Andrew Brown 1981 The Scarecrow Mr Potroz Oasis Films (Support) Dir. Sam Pillsbury 1980 Beyond Reasonable Doubt Court Clerk Endeavour Productions (Support) Dir. John Laing PO Box 78340, Grey Lynn, www.johnsonlaird.com Tel +64 9 376 0882 Auckland 1245, NewZealand. www.johnsonlaird.co.nz Fax +64 9 378 0881 Roy Billing. Page 5 Short Film. 2018 The Confession Dr John Sounitis Dir. Kane Guiglielmi Prd. Kane Guiglielmi 2017 The Shooter Frank Dir. Andrew Carbone Prd. Romany Lee fro Droving Productions Pty Ltd 2016 Roy Searle and himself The Broad Picture Pty Ltd (Lead) Dir. Branden Wittchen 2016 Shot Clock Crime Boss Ninja Milk Dir. Matthew Jenkin 2015 Tits on a Bull (Lead) Hikoi NZ and Velvetstone Media Dir. Tim Worrall 2014 Tits on a Bull Rusty Hikoi Productions Dir. Tim Worrall Prd. Piripi Curtis 2014 The Gap Don Ritchie Dir. Neil McGregor (Lead) Prd. Neil McGregor 2014 Crumble Father Dir. Georgiana Taylor (Support) Prd. Leonie Mansfield 2014 A Lady and a Robot Lord Julian Stanley Dir. Toby Morris (Support) 2014 Our Watch - Xmas message Santa Claus Princess Pictures Dir. Damian Walshe-Howling Prd. Esther Coleman Hawkins 2013 Meeting Dr Taylor Dr Taylor KCP Productions Dir. Kacey Baker Prd. Kacey Baker 2013 The Streak Uncle Nev Dir. Michael Gillett Prd. Vanessa Rose 2013 The Hatinator Paul Dir. Hannah May Reilly (Support) PO Box 78340, Grey Lynn, www.johnsonlaird.com Tel +64 9 376 0882 Auckland 1245, NewZealand. www.johnsonlaird.co.nz Fax +64 9 378 0881 Roy Billing. Page 6 Short continued... 2013 Autism Dr. Taylor Dir. Kacey Baker Prd. Kacey Baker 2012 Fairytruth Pops Cinematic (Lead) Dir. Michael Green 2010 Out of sight, out of mind Mr Walters Dir. Oliver MacMahon (Lead) Prd. Oliver MacMahon 2008 Boundless Garry Boundless Films (Support) Dir. Stephen Kanaris 2008 Dear Diary Arthur Kane Christopher Entertainment (Lead Role) Dir. Kane Christopher 2007 The Rose of Baziz The Great Whiz In the Frame Productions (Lead) Dir. Aden Young Prd. Aden Young&Caroline Gerard 2007 Spike Up Steve KOJO Pictures (Lead) Dir. Anthony Maras Prd. Kent Smith 2006 Mirror Mirror Joe/Jana Wintertime Films - Ironlung Productions (Lead) Dir. John Winter Prd. John Winter 2006 Hero Drunk Man Voiceover Hilton Media Dir. Adrian Van de Velde 2004 Boys Own Story Uncle Charlie Hilton Media (Support) Dir. Michael Petroni 2003 Old Boy Mr Knoffler Richard Stevenson Films (Lead) Dir. Richard Stevenson 2002 Level 15 Phillip Greenfield Pagan Films (Lead) Dir. Sally-Anne Kerr 1999 Surburban Mask Bert Australian Film Television &Radio School (Lead) Dir. Cate Shortland PO Box 78340, Grey Lynn, www.johnsonlaird.com Tel +64 9 376 0882 Auckland 1245, NewZealand. www.johnsonlaird.co.nz Fax +64 9 378 0881 Roy Billing. Page 7 Short continued... 1996 Freestyle D.S Grieve Australian Film Television &Radio School (Lead) Dir. David Lowe 1995 Swerve Businessman Liberty Productions (Lead) Dir. Marcus Gale 1994 R & R Gerry Australian Film Television &Radio School (Lead) Dir. Marcella Paolacci Television. 2020 The Panthers Robert Muldoon TVNZ (Core cast) Dir. by Miki Magasiva, Vea Mafileo&Tom Hern Prd. Tavake Limited; Halaifonua Finau& Tom Hern 2019 Operation Buffalo Mungo Barren Fallout Productions Pty Ltd (Guest Role) Dir. Peter Duncan Prd. Vincent Sheehan 2018 The End Art Weinberg Foxtel (Major role) Dir. Jessica Thompson, Jonathan Brough Prd. Louise Smith, Carol Hughes 2018 Rake - Series 5 Senate President Easy Tiger (Recurring) 2018 Jack Irish - Series 2 Harry Strang Easy Tiger (Core) 2017 Fox Sports - Friday Night Football Himself Fox TV intros 2017 Sisters Series 1 Ron Dir. Emma Freeman (Core cast) Prd. Endemol Shine Banks/Network 10 2017 House of Bond Doozer Hughes Dir. Mark Joffe Prd. Paul Bennett 2017 Australian Turf Club promotional Himself doco Prd. Channel 7 Racing PO Box 78340, Grey Lynn, www.johnsonlaird.com Tel +64 9 376 0882 Auckland 1245, NewZealand. www.johnsonlaird.co.nz Fax +64 9 378 0881 Roy Billing. Page 8 Television continued... 2016 A-League Friday Night Football Himself introductions Prd. Fox Sports 2016 Pike River (Docudrama) Peter Whittall Screentime Dir. Rupert McKenzie Prd. Philly de Lacey&Bridget Bourke 2016 Bond Doozer Hughes Chanel 9 Dir. Mark Joffe 2016 House Husbands Bernie Playmaker Media (Major Guest Role) Dir. Grant Brown 2016 Dog Squadron Rex (voice) Dir. Toby Morris Prd. Margo Lowry, Toby Morris 2016 The Sisters Ron Karibas Shine Productions (Recurring guest) Dir. Emma Freeman 2016 Blue Water Empire John McLean Lonestar Company Dir. Steven McGregor 2016 League Friday Night Football Himself Fox Sports Introductions 2015 Jack Irish Harry Strang Essential Media (Series Regular) Dir. Kieran Darcy-Smith, Daniel Nettheim, Mark Joffe 2015 Here Come The Habibs! Alan Jungle FTV Dir. Darren Ashton 2015 Rake Series 4 Judge Essential Media and Entertainment Dir. Rowan Woods 2014 In Your Dreams Series 2 Magistrate Southern Star Entertainment Dir.
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