Rhys Muldoon
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Rhys Muldoon (born 17 October 1965 in Newcastle, New South Wales) is an Australian actor, writer and director who has worked extensively in film, television, theatre and radio. Description above from the Wikipedia article Rhys Muldoon, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
The Extra
(Curtis Thai-Buckworth)
Finally Me
(Randy Berkowitz)
Danny Deckchair
(Sandy Upman)
Play School: Live In Concert
(Rhys)
Play School: Nursery Rhymes
(Rhys)
Waiting for the Turning of the Earth
(Eric)
The Crop
(Wacka)
Ralph
(Teacher #1)
Interceptor
(Clark Marshall)
Utopia
(Fraser)
33 Postcards
(Gary)
The Saviour
(Tony)
Ladykiller
(Chris)
Bitter & Twisted
(Donald Carn)
The Last Time I Saw Michael Gregg
(Ned)
Emerald Falls
(Paul Ferguson)
Second Chance
(Lloyd Regalton)
Valentine's Day
(Ben Valentine)
Mumbo Jumbo
(Hugo)
Jack Irish: Black Tide
(Rod Pringle)
Book Week
(Blake Woodriff)
Chasing Comets
(Warren Low)
BlackJack: Ghosts
(Dave Halfpenny)
Icemen: 200 Years in Antarctica
(Narrator)
Jack Irish: Bad Debts
(Rod Pringle)
Bilched
(Craig)
McLeod's Daughters
Blue Heelers
The Genie From Down Under
The Glass House
Q&A
(Self - Panellist)
Bastard Boys
Lockie Leonard
Chances
(Ben Taylor)
Grass Roots
(Greg Dominelli)
Big Sky
(Jimbo James)
House Husbands
(Mark)
The Silver Brumby
(Arrow (voice))
North Shore
(D.C.I Andrew Newell)
Rake
(Lincoln Lincoln)
headLand
(Alistair Grey)
New Gold Mountain
(Commissioner Wright)
Bay of Fires
(Vance)
The Secret River
(Lord Loveday)
Dead Lucky
(Richard)
Farscape
(Staanz)
Childhood's End
(Presenter)
Good News Week
(Self)
The Man from Snowy River
(Edward Dengate)
Fighting Season
(Colonel Floss)
Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries
(Clarence Ball)
Young Lions
(Justice Paul Bergan)
Les Norton
(The Minister)
Informer 3838
(Terrence Hodson)
Total Control
(Interviewer)
The Lost World
(Blum)
Water Rats
(John Wade)