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Peter Feeney

Peter Feeney

Actor · New Zealand

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Biography

Peter is a well-established actor, writer, producer, and acting coach. He has 60+ film and television credits to his name; notably feature film Black Sheep and tele-feature Abandoned. Recently he has appeared in TV series Mystic, Playing for Keeps, My Life is Murder and Cul-de-Sac. A published author, Peter has adapted his first novel, Blind Bitter Happiness for television, taking on both directing and acting roles. Along with teaching and running his own Auckland studio, Peter is a regular facilitator for NZSDG, NZ Equity and MEAA Workshops and in 2020 his handbook on acting, "Acting and How to Survive It" was published to great acclaim.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. 30 Days of Night (2007) — John Riis
  2. Ash vs Evil Dead (2015) — Lem
  3. Xena: Warrior Princess (1995) — Caswallawn
  4. Power Rangers (1993) — Spotty Eyed Monster (voice)
  5. Black Sheep (2006) — Angus Oldfield
  6. Hercules: The Legendary Journeys (1995) — The Other Autolycus
  7. Legend of the Seeker (2008) — Otto Nyth
  8. Harrow (2018) — Alister Penn
  9. Abandoned (2016) — John
  10. Johnny Kapahala: Back on Board (2007) — Valerie’s Dad
  11. The Brokenwood Mysteries (2014) — Marcus Donovan
  12. Wanted (2016) — Anthony Babbage
  13. My Life Is Murder (2019) — Michael Suzmann
  14. You Wish! (2003) — Dave Lansing
  15. Atomic Twister (2002) — Fireman
  16. Superfire (2002) — Police Officer
  17. Siege (2012) — Paul Symonds
  18. A Difficult Woman (1998) — Dave Gutteridge
  19. Not Only But Always (2004) — Chat Show Host
  20. James Patterson's Murder is Forever (2018) — Doctor Ryan
  21. A Difficult Woman (1999) — Dave Gutteridge
  22. Love Mussel (2001) — Bob Umber
  23. Agent Anna (2013) — Adrian
  24. Venus and Mars (2015) — Asst. Commissioner Wilson
  25. In Dark Places (2018) — Paul Davison
  26. Vermilion (2018) — Peter
  27. Auckland Daze (2011) — Peter
  28. nOOb (2024) — John Bennett
  29. Blind Bitter Happiness (2023) — Dr. P

Directed

  1. Blind Bitter Happiness (2023) — Director