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Jason Whyte. Height 177 Cm Actor Biography Jason Whyte. Height 177 cm Awards. 2014 Male Performance of the Year Award for "The Caretaker" 2014 Chapman Tripp Theatre Awards Nominee –Outstanding Performance for"Peninsula" 2011 Chapman Tripp Theatre Awards Nominee –Best Supporting Actor/Outstanding Performance for"August Osage County/When the rain 2009 Hackman Auckland Theatre Awards –Best Accent for"Flintlock Musket/Apollo 13" 2008 Chapman Tripp Theatre Awards Nominee - Best Performance-Apollo 13: Mission Control 2005 Chapman Tripp Theatre Awards Winner-Outstanding Performance-The Tutor 2005 New Zealand Screen Awards Winner-Best Performance by a Supporting Actor-The Insiders Guide to Happiness 2004 Chapman Tripp Theatre Awards Nomination-Production of the Year-Shape of Things 2003 New Zealand Film Awards Nomination-Best Actor-Kombi Nation 2003 New Zealand Film Awards Nomination-Best Screenplay-Kombi Nation 1998 Chapman Tripp Theatre Awards Nomination-Best Supporting Actor-Mojo 1998 Chapman Tripp Theatre Awards Winner-Most Original Theatre-Dirt 1997 Chapman Tripp Theatre Awards Nomination-Best Supporting Actor-Bent Feature Film. 2017 Mortal Engines Food Hawker Hungry City LTD Dir. Peter Jackson 2009 Until Proven Innocent Nicholas Reekie Dir. Peter Burger (Support) 2008 Second Hand Wedding Steve Dir. Paul Murphy (Support) 2008 Home By Christmas Bill Preston Doublehead Films Ltd (Support) Dir. Gaylene Preston Prd. Sue Rogers 2008 Avatar Cryo Mad Tech 880 Productions (Support) Dir. James Cameron 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 Jason Whyte. Page 2 Feature continued... 2005 Eagle vs Shark Michael Sad Animals (Support) Dir. Taika Cohen 2004 King Kong Venture Crew Big Primate Pictures (Support) Dir. Peter Jackson 2002 Fracture aka Crimestory Derek New Zealand Film Commission (Support) Dir. Larry Parr 1999 Kombi Nation Scott Kahukura Productions (Core) Dir. Grant Lahood Short Film. 1997 Nightfall Lead Role Dir. Dale Corlett 1996 Ash Rhys Dir. Duncan Sarkies (Lead) 1995 Permanent Wave Ensemble Dir. Jonathon Brough Television. 2017 Mistress Mercy Dr Taylor Dir. Mike Smith Prd. Gary Scott 2013 Nancy Wake A love Story Hugo Gibson Group (Support) Dir. Mike Smith Prd. Gary Scott 2013 War News - Historic Docu-Drama Jack Crawford The Gibson Group Series (Lead) Dir. Mike Smith Prd. Chris Tyson 2011 Siege (Telefeature) Ryan Wood Screentime NZ Dir. Mike Smith Prd. RIc Pellizzeri 2008 Until Proven Innocent Reekie Lippy Pictures Ltd (Support) 2008 Passion in Paradise Richard Taylor Red Sky Film & Television Ltd 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 Jason Whyte. Page 3 Television continued... 2007 Time Hackers Royal Cobbler Gibson Group (Guest) 2003 The Insider 's Guide to Phil Gibson Group Happiness - Series 1 (Regular Recurring) Dir. Jonathon Brough&Mark Beasley 2001 Lovebites Tom Kahukura Productions Dir. Duncan Sarkies 1997 William Tell Robert Cloud 9 Screen Entertainment 1997 Mirror Mirror Series 2 Lewis Bast Gibson Group 1996 Return to Treasure Island Roger Cloud 9 Screen Entertainment Dir. Steve Lahood Theatre. 2017 Three Days In The Country Dir. Susan Wilson Prd. Circa Theatre 2014 Watch Jonathan Bats Theatre (Lead) Dir. Uther Dea/Meg Rolandi 2014 The Caretaker Aston Fortune Theatre Dunedin (Lead) Dir. Lara Macgregor 2014 Pasefika Charles Meryon NZ Festival of the Arts Wellington (Lead) Dir. Sue Wilson 2014 Equivocation Robert Cecil Circa Theatre Wellington (Lead) Dir. Peter Hambleton 2013 No Naughty Bits Osterburg Circa Theatre Wellington (Lead) Dir. Ross Jolly 2013 Con (Support Character) Circa Theatre Wellington Dir. Danny Mulheron 2013 Peninsula Gordon/The Dog Centrepoint Theatre Palmerston North (Lead) Dir. Paul McLaughlin 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 Jason Whyte. Page 4 Theatre continued... 2012 In the Next Room Dr Givings Fortune Theatre Dunedin (Lead) Dir. Lara Macgregor 2012 Peninsula Gordon NZ Festival of the Arts, Wellington (Lead) Dir. Jane Waddell 2011 Apollo 13:Mission Control Gene Kranz Brisbane Festival (Lead) Dir. Kip Chapman 2011 August: Osage County (Support) Circa Theatre, Wellington Dir. Sue Wilson 2011 The Lead Wait Man Circa Theatre, Wellington (Lead) Dir. Andrew Foster 2011 When The Rain Stops Falling (Lead) Circa Theatre, Wellington Dir. Sue Wilson 2010 Apollo 13:Mission Control Gene Kranz Sydney Opera House, Australia (Lead) Dir. Kip Chapman 2010 On The Rocks John Middleton Murray The Court Theatre, Christchurch (Lead) Dir. Lara Macgregor 2009 Betrayal (Lead) Circa Theatre, Wellington Dir. Ross Jolly 2009 The Year of the Rat George Orwell Circa Theatre, Wellington (Lead) Dir. Jane Waddell 2009 The Raft (Lead) Downstage, Wellington Dir. Duncan Smith 2009 Apollo 13:Mission Control Gene Kranz Meteor Theatre, Hamilton (Lead) Dir. Kip Chapman 2009 Flintlock Musket STAMP at THE EDGE 2008 Singularity (Lead) Bats Theatre, Wellington Dir. Miranda Manasiadis 2008 Mammals (Lead) Circa Theatre, Wellington Dir. Sue Wilson 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 Jason Whyte. Page 5 Theatre continued... 2008 The American Pilot (Lead) Circa Theatre, Wellington Dir. Sue Wilson 2008 Apollo 13:Mission Control Gene Kranz Bats Theatre, Wellington (Lead) Dir. Kip Chapman 2007 Fat Pig (Lead) Circa Theatre, Wellington Dir. Ross Jolly 2007 Pig Hunt (Lead) Bats Theatre, Wellington Dir. Kerryn Palmer 2007 Shinning City (Lead) Circa Theatre, Wellington Dir. Danny Mulheron 2006 The Arsehole (Lead) Ex Pool Hall Auckland Dir. Stephen Bain 2006 Death of a Salesman Biff Circa Theatre, Wellington Dir. Sue Wilson 2006 A Number Bernard Circa Theatre, Wellington Dir. Bruce Phillips 2005 A Clockwork Orange The Silo Theatre, Auckland Dir. Andrew Foster 2005 The Mercy Seat Ben Circa Theatre Studio, Wellington Dir. Ross Jolly 2005 The Tutor Richard Holton Circa Theatre, Wellington Dir. Danny Mulheron 2004 Goldie Harry Auckland Theatre Company Dir. Colin McColl 2003 Ginsmoke Glen Circa Theatre, Wellington Dir. Ray Henwood 2003 The Collective Bert BATS Theatre, Wellington Dir. Jean Betts 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 Jason Whyte. Page 6 Theatre continued... 2002 Gravity John BATS Theatre, Wellington Dir. Cathy McCray 2002 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest McMurphy Circa Theatre, Wellington Dir. Andrew Foster 2001 Wild Night American Dream Mr Black New Zealand Tour Dir. Hayden Kerr 2001 Man in the Moon Mankind BATS Theatre, Wellington Dir. Martyn Roberts 2000 Circus Jimmy Boilerhouse Theatre Company, Scotland Dir. Peter Grimes 2000 Bleach Henry Boilerhouse Theatre Company, Scotland Dir. Paul Pinson/Andrew Foster 1999 Bleach Patrick Trouble Theatre Dir. Andrew Foster 1999 Highlights Intz BATS Theatre, Wellington Dir. Jackie Coates 1998 Lead Wall Simon BATS Theatre, Wellington Dir. Andrew Foster 1998 Dirt Elton Mt Victoria Open Air Theatre Dir. Brett McKenzie 1997 Bent Horst Dir. Jackie Coates 1997 The Debate - New Zealand Tour Richard Taki Rua Dir. Hone Kouka 1997 Under Vernon Rodney Downstage Theatre, Wellington Dir. Stephen Bain 1996 Black Monk Kovrin BATS Theatre, Wellington Dir. Andrew Foster 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 Jason Whyte. Page 7 Theatre continued... 1996 Off My Tongue Gert BATS Theatre, Wellington Dir. Kerryn Palmer 1995 The Girl Who Dies Jason BATS Theatre, Wellington Dir. Andew Foster 1994 Snooze Devon BATS Theatre, Wellington Dir. Andrew Foster 1994 Time of My Life Lead Role Circa Theatre, Wellington Dir. Bruce Phillips 1994 Beautiful Thing Lead Role Circa Theatre, Wellington Dir. Ralph McAllister Voice. 2012 The Hobbit Loop Group Various Roles 3 Foot 7 Limited Skills. Sport - Athletics, Basketball, Boxing, Cricket, Fencing, Sailing, Snow Skiing, Football, Surfing, Tennis, Squash, Golf, Horse Riding, Martial Arts, RowingPerformance - Juggling Visual/Voice Commercial Credits. Please contact J&L for more information. 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.
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