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John Clarke

John Clarke

Actor · Born 1948-07-29 · Palmerston North, Manawatu, New Zealand

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Biography

CLARKE, John, Dip Lid, PhD in Cattle (Oxen). Advisor and comforter to various governments. Born 1948. Educ. subsequently. Travelled extensively throughout Holy Lands, then left New Zealand for Europe. Stationed in London 1971-73. Escaped (decorated). Rejoined unit. Arrived Australia 1977. Held positions with ABC radio (Sckd), ABC Television (Dfnct), Various newspapers (Dcd), and Aust Film Industry (Fkd). Currently a freelance expert specialising in matters of a general character. Recreations: Whistling. Address: C/– the people next door. Or just pop it inside the door of the fusebox. Should be back Friday.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Death in Brunswick (1991) — Dave
  2. The Adventures of Barry McKenzie (1972) — Expatriate
  3. Footrot Flats: The Dog's Tale (1986) — Wal (voice)
  4. Kath & Kim (2002) — Paul Collins
  5. Crackerjack (2002) — Bernie Fowler
  6. Les Patterson Saves the World (1987) — Mike Rooke
  7. Blood Oath (1990) — Sheedy
  8. A Month of Sundays (2016) — Phillip Lang
  9. Lonely Hearts (1982) — Alan
  10. Stark (1993) — Magistrate
  11. Never Say Die (1988) — Car Salesman
  12. The Ex-PM (2015) — Henry Coates
  13. The Games (1998) — John
  14. On Borrowed Time (2011) — Self
  15. Those Dear Departed (1987) — Inspector Jerry
  16. Not Only Fred Dagg But Also John Clarke (2025) — Self
  17. Roy Hollsdotter Live (2004) — Mike
  18. The Brush-Off (2004) — Ken Sproule
  19. Wild Man (1977) — Dr. Frederick Z. Daggenheimer
  20. Dagg Day Afternoon (1977) — Fred Dagg
  21. Sporting Nation (2012)
  22. Tom's Dairy (2013) — Tom
  23. The Dagg Sea Scrolls (2006) — Fred Dagg
  24. Clarke and Dawe: The Full Catastrophe (2010) — Various
  25. The Sounds of Aus (2007) — Self - Presenter
  26. Who Laughs Last? (2006) — Himself

Directed

  1. Stiff (2004) — Director
  2. A Royal Commission Into The Australian Economy (1993) — Director
  3. Dagg Day Afternoon (1977) — Director
  4. The Dagg Sea Scrolls (2006) — Director