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LEWIS FITZ-GERALD | Actor SHANAHAN LEWIS FITZ-GERALD | Actor FILM Year Production / Character Director Company 2018 PIMPED David Barker Playground Michael 2016 BLEEDING STEEL Leo Zhang Heyi Pictures Police Chief 2016 HARMONY Corey Pearson Cowlick Entertainment P/L Mr Lenox 2016 DANCE ACADEMY: Jeffrey Walker Dance Academy The Comeback THE COMEBACK Productions P/L Dr Laurie Kelly 2014 TRUTH James Vanderbilt FEA Productions Pty Ltd Louis Boccardi 2013 WOLVERINE James Mangold Fox Film Australia Pty. Ltd. Attorney #1 2012 NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN Peter Templeman 20 Something Survival Guide P/L Dr McKenzie 2011 THE CUP Simon Wincer Puzzle Productions Sir Michael Smurfit 2011 LACHLAN MACQUARIE: Les Wilson Screen Australia THE FATHER OF AUSTRALIA Commissioner Bigge 2008 THE BOYS ARE BACK Scott Hicks SLF Boys Productions Walker Shanahan Management Pty Ltd PO Box 1509 | Darlinghurst NSW 1300 Australia | ABN 46 001 117 728 Telephone 61 2 8202 1800 | Facsimile 61 2 8202 1801 | [email protected] SHANAHAN 2003 THE GREAT RAID John Dahl Village Roadshow Productions Army Chaplain 2000 BORDER PATROL Mark Haber Village Roadshow Productions Helms 1998 PITCH BLACK David Twohy Intrepid Pictures Paris P. Ogilvie 1995 DEAD HEART Nick Parsons Dead Heart Productions Les 1993 SPIDER & ROSE Bill Bennett Dendy Films Robert Dougherty 1987 EVIL ANGELS Fred Schepisi Warner Brothers Stuart Tipple 1987 RIKKY AND PETE Nadia Tass Cascade Films Adam 1986 WARM NIGHTS ON A Bob Ellis Western Pacific Films SLOW MOVING TRAIN Brian 1985 THE MORE THINGS CHANGE Robyn Nevin Syme International Productions Barry 1984 THE BOY WHO HAD EVERYTHING Stephen Wallace Alfred Road Films Peter Vandervelt 1983 ASH WEDNESDAY Mario Andreacchio New Films 1981 WE OF THE NEVER NEVER Igor Auzins Adams Packer Film Productions Jack McLeod 1981 FIGHTING BACK Michael Caulfield Samson Productions John Embling 1979 BREAKER MORANT Bruce Beresford Pact Productions Lt. George Ramsdale Witton TELEVISION Year Production/Character Director Company 2019 REEF BREAK Various ABC Studios International Sonny Turner/Bob Clark 2018 PINE GAP Mat King Netflix/ ABC Rudi Fox 2016 BLUE MURDER: KILLER COP Michael Jenkins Endemol, Channel 7 Police Commissioner Shanahan Management Pty Ltd PO Box 1509 | Darlinghurst NSW 1300 Australia | ABN 46 001 117 728 Telephone 61 2 8202 1800 | Facsimile 61 2 8202 1801 | [email protected] SHANAHAN 2015 RAKE: 4 Peter Duncan Essential Media & Entertainment Mandel 2015 HUNTERS Kriv Stenders, Matchbox Pictures, Universal Cable Truss Jackson Rowan Woods… Productions & Valhalla Entertainment 2014 WINTER Shirley Barrett, Seven Network Operations Bjorn Johansson Ian Watson… 2013 MISS FISHER’S MURDER Peter Andrikidis Phryne Fisher Series 2 P/L MYSTERIES (SERIES 2) Professor Bradbury 2013 POWER GAMES: THE David Caesar, Southern Star Productions PACKER-MURDOCH STORY Geoff Bennett Alan Reid 2013 JANET KING Jet Wilkinson, Janet King TV P/L David Sinclair Ian Watson… 2011 CROWNIES Cherie Nolan, ABC TV David Sinclair Chris Noonan… 2010 HOME & AWAY Jet Wilkinson, Seven Network Operations Senior Detective Eaves Geoff Bennett… 2009 UNDERBELLY (SERIES 2) Shawn Seet, Screentime Productions John Aston Grant Brown… 2009 A MODEL DAUGHTER: THE Tony Tilse Screentime P/L KILLING OF CAROLINE BYRNE Det. Insp. Gary Jubelin 2004 DYNASTY: BEHIND THE SCENES Matthew Miller Village Roadshow Winston 2004 BLUE HEELERS Ray Quint West St. No 7 Jim Morgan 2003 OUT THERE Julie Money Blink Films Headmaster 2003 NATALIE WOOD Peter Bogdanovich Village Roadshow Dr Thayer 2001 PONDEROSA Simon Wincer, Western Holdings Henry Stewart Chris Langman… 2001 BACKBERNER Various Crackerjack Productions Liberal MP David Forest 2001 FARSCAPE Ian Watson, Farscape Productions Tosko Catherine Millar… Shanahan Management Pty Ltd PO Box 1509 | Darlinghurst NSW 1300 Australia | ABN 46 001 117 728 Telephone 61 2 8202 1800 | Facsimile 61 2 8202 1801 | [email protected] SHANAHAN 2000 BACKBERNER Various Crackerjack Productions Ian Collins 2000 THE THREE STOOGES Jim Frawley Three Stooges Films/ABC (USA) Jules White 1998 STINGERS Paul Maloney, Beyond Simpson Le Mesurier Detective Vic Slater David Cameron… 1998 MURDER CALL Richard Jasek West Street Productions Lionel Mackenzie 1998 WILDSIDE David Caesar, Gannon Jenkins Agent Bryant Peter Andrikidis… 1997 GOOD GUYS BAD GUYS Pino Amenta Beyond Simpson Le Mesurier Marshall Dobbs 1997 BIG SKY Gregor Jordan, Southern Star Xanadu Tom Kate Woods… 1995 NAKED: CORAL ISLAND Neil Armfield Jan Chapman Productions Sankey 1994 SNOWY RIVER: Dan Burstall, Pro Films THE McGREGOR SAGA Chris Langman… Henry Faulkner 1994 CODY: BAD LOVE John Laing Southern Star Xanadu Martin Campbell Telemovie 1994 THE DAMNATION OF Michael Carson, ABC TV HARVEY MCHUGH Robert Klenner… Trevor Martin 1993 GP Julian Pringle… Roadshow Coote & Carroll Geoff Hardy 1993 THE GADFLY Lewis Fitz-Gerald Bill Bennett Productions The Archivist 1992 THE LAST MAN HANGED Lewis Fitz-Gerald Bill Bennett Productions Keith Willey 1992 TIME TRAX Colin Budds Lorimar Television Charlie Burke 1992 RFDS Michael Offer, Crawford Productions Dr Sebert Blitho David Caesar 1991 A COUNTRY PRACTICE Denny Lawrence, JNP Productions Tony Harvey Chris Martin-Jones… 1991 THE ELITE Bill Corcoran Paramount Pictures Halloran Shanahan Management Pty Ltd PO Box 1509 | Darlinghurst NSW 1300 Australia | ABN 46 001 117 728 Telephone 61 2 8202 1800 | Facsimile 61 2 8202 1801 | [email protected] SHANAHAN 1990 MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE Dan Roberts Paramount Pictures Rhine 1990 POLICE STATE Chris Noonan Southern Star/Sullivan Productions Gary Cooke 1988 THE FOUR MINUTE MILE Jim Goddard CB Seven Productions/ABC/BBC Denis Johansson 1987 THE SHIRALEE George Ogilvie South Australian Film Corporation Tony 1987 THE BANJO & THE BARD Bill Bennett Mermaid Beach Productions Banjo Patterson 1986 THE FLYING DOCTORS Brendan Maher, Crawford Productions David Gibson Colin Budds… 1984 TIME'S RAGING Sophia Turkiewicz ABC TV 1982 FIVE MILE CREEK George Miller, Valstar Productions Nigel Di Drew… 1982 THE DEAN CASE Kevin Dobson ABC TV Captain George Dean 1980 OUTBREAK OF LOVE Oscar Whitbread ABC TV Captain John Wickham 1980 I CAN JUMP PUDDLES Kevin Dobson, ABC TV Alan Marshall Douglas Sharp… 1980 COP SHOP Brendan Maher Crawford Productions 1980 THE LAST OUTLAW George Miller, Pegasus Productions Tom Lloyd Kevin Dobson 1979 THE SULLIVANS George Miller, Crawford Productions Rod Hardy… 1979 SKYWAYS Bud Tingwell, Crawford Productions Leslie Foy Simon Wincer… 1979 YOUNG RAMSAY Pino Amenta Crawford Productions Maurice Morpeth 1979 RESTLESS YEARS Various Reg Grundy Productions THEATRE Year Production/Character Director Company 1997 BLACK MARY Angela Chaplin Company B Captain King Shanahan Management Pty Ltd PO Box 1509 | Darlinghurst NSW 1300 Australia | ABN 46 001 117 728 Telephone 61 2 8202 1800 | Facsimile 61 2 8202 1801 | [email protected] SHANAHAN 1993 THE PERFECTIONIST George Whaley Marian St Theatre Stuart 1991 MASTER BUILDER Neil Armfield Belvoir Street Theatre Ragnar Brovik 1990 TOP SILK Graeme Blundell Kinselas Productions Tony Turner Adelaide & Canberra tour 1988 DREAMS IN AN EMPTY CITY Keith Hack London West End Season Chris 1985 TORQUATO TASSO Phillip Keir Sydney Theatre Company Antonio 1985 PERFECT MISMATCH Robyn Nevin Sydney Theatre Company Stuart 1985 THE BOURGEOIS WEDDING Phillip Keir Sydney Theatre Company Groom 1985 PLAYING WITH FIRE Michael Jenkins Sydney Theatre Company The Son 1985 DOCTOR IN SPITE OF HIMSELF Rex Cramphorn Sydney Theatre Company Leandre 1985 THE MARGARINE CONSPIRACY Carol Woodrow Sydney Theatre Company Tom 1984 THE BLIND GIANT IS DANCING Phillip Keir Sydney Theatre Company Bruce Fitzgerald 1983 DEATH OF A SALESMAN George Ogilvie Nimrod Theatre Company 1982 THE MAID'S TRAGEDY Barry Kyle (RSC) Melbourne Theatre Company Lead 1979 JUMPERS Ken Horler Nimrod Theatre Company 1976 CARLOTTA AND MAXIMILLIAN Helmut Bakaitis Adelaide Festival Napoleon SHORT FILM Year Production / Character Director Company 2006 LOVEPROOF Maia Horniak Producer: Katherine Shortland Actor 1998 WAR STORY Mimi Ivey Visibly Better Productions Father 1994 CHANGE Deborah Nisk AFTRS short PT Shanahan Management Pty Ltd PO Box 1509 | Darlinghurst NSW 1300 Australia | ABN 46 001 117 728 Telephone 61 2 8202 1800 | Facsimile 61 2 8202 1801 | [email protected] SHANAHAN 1989 LIFE IN THE BALANCE EVS Scottcom ANIMATION Year Production/Character Producer Company 1997 THE ADVENTURES OF SAM George Whaley Southern Star Entertainment Voices of Billy & Parkinson 1986 IVANHOE Tim Brooke-Hunt, Burbank Films Voice of Ivanhoe Tom Stacey Writer | Director TELEVISION Year Production/Position Company 2016 39,000 DOORS CREATE Foundation/DAF Writer/Director/Producer (feature documentary) 2008 OUT OF THE BLUE Southern Star/Ten Director (15 Episodes) 2008 NEIGHBOURS Freemantle Media/Ten Director (5 Episodes) 2006-04 HOME & AWAY Seven Network Director (59 Episodes) 2003 SEX AND DRUGS AND Icon Productions ROCK’N’ROLL feature adaptation of the Billy Thorpe biography Writer 2002-01 PONDEROSA (4 Episodes) Paxson Entertainment Director Beth Sullivan 2001 McLEOD’S DAUGHTERS Millennium Television Director (2 Episodes) 2001 WATER RATS Southern Star Entertainment Director (2 Episodes) Second Unit Director (12 Episodes) 2000 ARIA & PASTA Passion Fruit Productions Director (7 Episodes) Executive Producers: Bruce Beresford, Phil Gerlach 1999 STINGERS Beyond Simpson Le Mesurier Director (4 Episodes) 1997 TWISTED TALES New Town Films/Nine Network Director (1 Episode) Bryan Brown/Helen Watts Shanahan Management Pty Ltd PO Box 1509 | Darlinghurst NSW 1300
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