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Kim Gyngell

Kim Gyngell

Actor · Born 1952-04-15 · Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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Biography

Kim Gyngell (born 15 April 1952), sometimes also credited as Kym Gyngell, is an Australian comedian and film, television and stage actor. Gyngell won the Australian Film Institute Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role in 1988 for his role as Ian McKenzie in Boulevard of Broken Dreams.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Bleeding Steel (2017) — Scientist
  2. The Little Death (2014) — Steve
  3. The Artful Dodger (2023) — Alistair McGregor
  4. Nightmares & Dreamscapes: From the Stories of Stephen King (2006) — Will Tabor, Literary Agent
  5. Black Snow (2023) — Sergeant Troy Turner
  6. Brothers' Nest (2018) — Roger
  7. The Chain Reaction (1980) — Crabs
  8. The Hard Word (2002) — Paul
  9. Underbelly (2008) — Mr X
  10. Macbeth (2006) — Doctor
  11. Wakefield (2021) — Zelco
  12. Jack Irish (2016) — Warren Tissot
  13. Love and Other Catastrophes (1996) — Professor Richard Leach
  14. Upper Middle Bogan (2013) — Mr. Widdicombe
  15. Amy (1998) — Wax Stevens
  16. Blue Heelers (1993)
  17. The Flying Doctors (1986) — Dan Divine
  18. City Homicide (2007) — Adam Boldt
  19. Grievous Bodily Harm (1988) — Mick
  20. The Librarians (2007) — Father Harris
  21. Ground Zero (1987) — Detective
  22. The Sullivans (1976) — Reporter
  23. How to Make Gravy (2024) — Murray
  24. Back in Very Small Business (2018) — Ray Leonard
  25. Hiding (2015) — Warwick Darmody
  26. The Straits (2012) — Paddy
  27. Crazy Fun Park (2023) — Edmund Henley
  28. With Love to the Person Next to Me (1987)
  29. Full Frontal (1993)
  30. Wills & Burke (1985) — William John Wills
  31. Very Small Business (2008) — Ray Leonard Leonard
  32. Lowdown (2010) — Howard Evans
  33. The Games (1998) — Allan Ronaldson
  34. Salvation (2009) — Tony
  35. Heaven Tonight (1990) — Baz Schultz
  36. The Dunera Boys (1985) — Pvt Bruce
  37. Bachelor Girl (1987)
  38. Kangaroo Palace (1997) — Spider
  39. The Comedy Company (1988)
  40. Sunshine (2017) — Rev. Neil 'The Peacock' Skelton