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Grant Piro

Grant Piro

Actor

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Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Grant Piro is an Australian actor. He is best known as the host of the children's television show Couch Potato on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Description above from the Wikipedia article Grant Piro, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Predestination (2014) — Boxing Commentator 2 / News Report Announcer
  2. Escape from Pretoria (2020) — Schnepel
  3. Don't Be Afraid of the Dark (2010) — Creature (voice)
  4. The Condemned (2007) — Moyer
  5. Darkness Falls (2003) — Larry Fleishman
  6. Bad Boy Bubby (1993) — Salesman
  7. Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries (2012) — Mighty Merve MacKenzie
  8. Wanted (2016) — Gary
  9. My Life Is Murder (2019) — Bob Noble
  10. The Newsreader (2021) — Wayne
  11. The Outsider (2002) — Woodrow Wharton
  12. The Lighthorsemen (1987) — Charlie
  13. Jack Irish (2016) — Senator Mackie
  14. Joey (1997) — John O'Bannon
  15. Amy (1998) — PC Franklin
  16. Blue Heelers (1993)
  17. INXS : Never Tear Us Apart (2014) — Molly Meldrum
  18. Mr. Accident (2000) — Lyndon
  19. City Homicide (2007) — Craig Pierce
  20. Save Your Legs! (2013) — Punter
  21. The Librarians (2007) — Piero
  22. headLand (2005) — Doctor Baker
  23. Witch Hunt (1999) — Conlon
  24. Newton's Law (2017) — Robert Malouf
  25. Halifax f.p. (1994) — Terry Landsdown
  26. Airtight (1999) — Freddy
  27. Sneezing Baby Panda: The Movie (2014) — Additional Character (voice)
  28. McLeod's Daughters (1996) — Steve Creeley
  29. SeaChange (1998) — Bryce Reardon
  30. Wildside (1997) — Peter Gilmour
  31. The Finder (1991) — Max
  32. Correlli (1995) — Toby Miller
  33. The Christmas Visitor (1987) — Angus Watson
  34. The Devil Game (1997) — Costello
  35. The River Kings (1991) — Spud
  36. Rain Shadow (2007) — James Campbell
  37. Janus (1994) — Cassidy
  38. Twisted Tales (1996) — Merrill
  39. The Territorians (1996) — Danny Leydon
  40. Twisted (1997) — (segment 'Directly From My Heart To You')