
Bill Hunter
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- February 27, 1940
- Died
- May 21, 2011 (aged 71)
- Birthplace
- Ballarat, Victoria, Australia
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. William John "Bill" Hunter (27 February 1940 – 21 May 2011) was an Australian actor of film, stage and television. He appeared in more than 60 films and won two Australian Film Institute Awards. Description above from the Wikipedia article Bill Hunter (actor), licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
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Filmography
Yobbos Up The Guts
Movie · as Billy T

The Cup
Movie · as Bart Cummings

Red Dog
Movie · as Jumbo Smelt

Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole
Movie · as Bubo (voice)

The Wedding Party
Movie · as Priest

The Pacific
TV · 1 ep

Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation
TV · as Self - Contestant · 1 ep

Australia
Movie · as Skipper (Qantas Sloop)

The Square
Movie · as Gil Hubbard

Tom White
Movie · as Malcolm

Finding Nemo
Movie · as Dentist (voice)

Bad Eggs
Movie · as Ted Pratt
Horseplay
Movie · as Barry Coxhead

Kangaroo Jack
Movie · as Blue

Crackerjack
Movie · as Stan Coombs

White Collar Blue
TV · as Fred Logan · 1 ep

On the Beach
Movie · as Prime Minister Seaton

A Difficult Woman
Movie · as Paul Scanlon
The Violent Earth
Movie · as Campbell

15 Amore
Movie · as Brendan's Voice

The Echo of Thunder
Movie · as Cooper (uncredited)

A Difficult Woman
TV · as Paul Scanlon · 4 eps

Moby Dick
TV · as Captain Boomer · 2 eps

All Saints
TV · as Ron Williams · 2 eps

River Street
Movie · as Vincent Pierce

Road to Nhill
Movie · as Brian

Race the Sun
Movie · as Commissioner Hawkes

Water Rats
TV · as Tom Christey · 1 ep

Everynight... Everynight
Movie · as Berriman

Blue Murder
Movie · as Angus McDonald

Cody: Fall from Grace
Movie · as Sam Wolfe

Space: Above and Beyond
TV · as Secretary General Chartwell · 1 ep

Blue Murder
TV · as Angus McDonald · 2 eps

Muriel's Wedding
Movie · as Bill Heslop

The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
Movie · as Bob Spart

Shotgun Wedding
Movie · as Police Comm. Andrews

The Custodian
Movie · as Managing Director

Broken Highway
Movie · as Wilson

Stark
TV · as Ocker Tyron · 3 eps

Strictly Ballroom
Movie · as Barry Fife

The Last Days of Chez Nous
Movie · as Beth's Father

The Leaving of Liverpool
Movie · as Father O'Neill

Deadly
Movie · as Vernon Giles

The Leaving of Liverpool
TV · 2 eps

Phoenix
TV · as Tiny · 1 ep

Police Rescue
TV · as Snr. Sgt. Col Buchanan, Crusher Carroll · 1 ep

Police State
Movie · as Graeme Parker

Mull
Movie · as Frank Mullens

Rikky and Pete
Movie · as Whitstead

Fever
Movie · as Sergeant Jack Welles

Sky Pirates
Movie · as O'Reilly

Death of a Soldier
Movie · as Det. Sgt. Adams

A Fortunate Life
TV · as Charlie Bibby · 4 eps

An Indecent Obsession
Movie · as Colonel Chinstrap

Rebel
Movie · as Browning

Call Me Mr. Brown
Movie · as McNeill

The Hit
Movie · as Harry

Street Hero
Movie · as Det. Fitzpatrick

My First Wife
Movie · as Bar Patron (uncredited)

Eureka Stockade
TV · as Timothy Hayes · 3 eps

The Last Bastion
TV · as Ben Chifley · 3 eps

The Return of Captain Invincible
Movie · as Tupper / Coach

Scales of Justice
TV · as Sgt. O'Rourke · 3 eps

The Dismissal
TV · as Rex Connor · 3 eps

Heatwave
Movie · as Robert Duncan

Far East
Movie · as Walker

...Maybe This Time
Movie · as Stephen

Gallipoli
Movie · as Major Barton

Dead Man's Float
Movie · as Eddie Bell

Hard Knocks
Movie · as Brady

In Search of Anna
Movie · as Peter

Minder
TV · as Reid · 2 eps

Newsfront
Movie · as Len Maguire

Weekend of Shadows
Movie · as Bosun

Backroads
Movie · as Jack

Mad Dog Morgan
Movie · as Sgt. Smith

The Adventures of Eliza Fraser
Movie · as Youlden

The Man from Hong Kong
Movie · as Peterson

Stone
Movie · as Barman

27A
Movie · as Cornish

Spyforce
TV · 42 eps
Dynasty
TV · 2 eps

Homicide
TV · as James Reid · 1 ep

The Shiralee
Movie · as Extra (uncredited)

