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Samuel Johnson

Samuel Johnson

Actor · Born 1978-02-08 · Daylesford, Victoria, Australia

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Biography

Samuel Joseph Johnson OAM (born 1978) is an award winning Australian actor, radio presenter, voiceover artist and philanthropist. He is best known for his roles in the television series The Secret Life of Us (AFI award - Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role TV), Rush, After the Deluge and the miniseries Molly (AACTA Award for Best Lead Actor in a Television Drama). He also won the Gold Logie for Most Popular Personality on TV in 2017 and set a world record for the longest unicycle journey (raising $1.5m for charity) in 2014.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. $9.99 (2009) — Dave Peck (voice)
  2. Underbelly (2008) — Jack Smith
  3. The Bill (1984)
  4. Angel Baby (1995) — Check-out Cashier
  5. Crackerjack (2002) — Dave Jackson
  6. Blue Heelers (1993) — Glen Rigby
  7. The Secret River (2015) — Saggity
  8. Eden (2021) — Detective Ezra Katz
  9. Rush (2008) — Leon Broznic
  10. The Wizards of Aus (2016) — Terry (voice)
  11. The Secret Life of Us (2001) — Evan Wylde
  12. Strange Fits of Passion (2000) — Josh
  13. Halifax f.p. (1994) — Jamie Callen
  14. One Way Ticket (1997) — Jimmie
  15. After the Deluge (2003) — Toby Kirby
  16. Paramedics (2018) — Narrator
  17. Wildside (1997) — Troy Cunningham
  18. Good Guys, Bad Guys (1997) — Dermott Maginnis
  19. The Illustrated Family Doctor (2005) — Gary Kelp
  20. Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation (2009)
  21. The Tea Party (2011) — Indy (voice)
  22. The Inner Sanctuary (1996) — Carl
  23. Molly (2016) — Ian 'Molly' Meldrum
  24. ICQ (2001) — Eric
  25. Year Of (2023) — Tristan Kellaway
  26. Molly (2016) — Ian "Molly" Meldrum
  27. Paper Giants: Magazine Wars (2013) — Paul Cavanagh
  28. Dancing with the Stars (2019) — Self
  29. After the Deluge (2003) — Toby
  30. Blind Company (2009) — Theatre Director
  31. Auditioning Fanny (2012) — Brian the Casting Director
  32. Sleuth 101 (2010) — Cache
  33. The Hospital: In the Deep End (2024) — Self