David Field (actor)
David Field (born 6 June 1961) is an Australian character actor and film director who has appeared in numerous film and television roles, including Chopper, Two Hands and Gettin' Square. In 2009, Field made his directorial debut with The Combination.[1][2] He is also known for his role in advertisements for Oak as part of the Hungry/Thirsty campaign and as the ex prison inmate uncle in the mini series A Moody Christmas. Field is an amateur organist and has given some recitals in Sydney at a young age. He features in 'The Australian Orgsnist' Dec 1997.
David Field | |
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.jpg.webp) Field in 2014 | |
| Born | 6 June 1961 |
| Occupation(s) | Actor, film director |
Filmography
Film (directing)
- The Combination (2009)
- Convict (2014)
Film (acting)
- Expired (a.k.a. Loveland) (2022) as Sam
- Mortal Kombat (2021) as Referee
- Moon Rock For Monday (2021) as Detective Lionell
- The Translator (2020) as Chase
- High Ground (2020) as Kurtz
- The Combination: Redemption (2019) as White hero
- The Pretend One (2017) as Roger
- Last Cab to Darwin (2016) as Dougie
- Sacred Heart (2016) as Priest
- Down Under (2016) as Vic
- Now Add Honey (2015) as Roger Gardam
- These Final Hours (2014) as Radio Man
- The Rover (2014) as Archie
- The Inbetweeners 2 (2014) as Uncle Bryan
- Convict (2014) as Warden
- Battle of the Damned (2013) as Duke
- Mystery Road (2013) as Mr Bailey
- Careless Love (2013) as Dion
- Conniston (2013) (TV movie) as Fred Brooks
- Utopia Girls (2012) (TV movie)
- The Nothing Men (2008) as David Snedden
- $9.99 (2008) as Sammy (voice)
- Unfinished Sky (2007) as Sergeant Carl Allen
- West (2007) as Doug
- Opal Dream (2006) as Jack the Quack
- Feed (2005) as Father Turner
- Hell Has Harbour Views (2005) (TV movie) as Greg Hogan
- Oyster Farmer (2004) as Brownie, Jack’s boss
- Tom White (2004) as Phil
- BlackJack (2003-07) (series of TV movies) as Inspector Terry Kavanagh
- Gettin' Square (2003) as Arnie De Viers
- The Night We Called It a Day (2003) as Bob Hawke
- Blood Crime (2002) (TV movie) as Jonah Ganz
- Silent Partner (2001) as John
- Invincible (2001) (TV movie) as Slate
- One Night the Moon (2001) as Allman
- My Husband My Killer (2001) (TV movie) as Bill Vandenberg
- Jet Set (2001) as Roger
- Chopper (2000) as Keithy George
- Sample People (2000) as TT
- Mr. Accident (2000) as Duxton Chevalier / Sir Walter Raleigh
- Two Hands (1999) as Acko
- Blackrock (1997) as Ken Warner
- To Have & to Hold (1996) as Stevie
- Dad and Dave: On Our Selection (1995) as Dan
- Exile (1994) as Timothy Dullach
- Everynight ... Everynight (1994) as Christopher Dale Flannery (Dale)
- Broken Highway (1993) as Tatts
- Blood Brothers (1993) (TV movie)
- Seeing Red (1992) as William
- Dadah Is Death (a.k.a. A Long Way From Home) (TV movie) as Mr Travis
- Ghosts of the Civil Dead (1988) as Wenzil
Short films
- Dark Art (2020) as Simon
- The Wrong Barber (2020) as The Barber
- Monoliths (2017) as The Driver
- A Contramano (2016) as Nico
- Rookie (2016) as Sarge (voice)
- Gippsland is Precious (2013) as Narrator
- Convenience (2012) as Shop Assistant
- Brother (2000) as Brother One
- The Order (1999) as Bill
- Miss November (1995) as Man
- Stitched (1995)
Television
- Shantaram (2022) (2 episodes) as Wally Nightingale
- Preacher (2019) (7 episodes) as Archangel
- Every Family Has A Secret (2019) (1 episode) as Self
- The Secret Daughter (2016) as Gus Carter
- Changed Forever: The Making of Australia (2016) (miniseries) as Billy Hughes
- Australian Story (2016) as Self
- Struggle Street (2015-19) (documentary series) as Narrator
- No Activity (2015-18) (11 episodes) as Bruce
- Catching Milat (miniseries) (2015) as Detective Neil Birse
- The Dalfram Dispute 1938: Pig Iron Bob (documentary) (2015) as Narrator
- The Gods of Wheat Street (2014) (miniseries) (5 episodes) as Harry Hamilton
- Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries (2013) (1 episode) as Sergeant Ford
- A Moody Christmas (2012) (miniseries) as Rhys
- Wild Boys (2011) (10 episodes) as Captain Gunpowder
- Rescue Special Ops (2011) (1 episode) as Sidney ‘Siddy’ Carter
- Wilfred (2010) (2 episodes) as Arthur
- Rake (2010) (1 episode) as Denny Lorton
- City Homicide (2007-11) as Terry Jarvis
- Police Files: Unlocked (2007-08) as Self/Host
- The Circuit (2006) (TV series) (1 episode) as Kenneth
- The Incredible Journey of Mary Bryant (2005) (miniseries) as Thomas
- Stingers (2004) (1 episode) as Nick Tascone
- Farscape (2002) (1 episode) as Ho’Ock
- Grass Roots (2000) (2 episodes) as Daryl Kennedy
- Wildside (1998) (1 episode) as Alan Begbie
- Water Rats (1997-2000) (4 episodes) as Warren Reith / Doug Harvey
- The Beast (1996) (miniseries) as Scranton
- Snowy River: The McGregor Saga (1996) as Dave Turner
- Blue Heelers (1995-2005) (4 episodes) as Charlie Biden / Michael Doyle
- Police Rescue (1992) (1 episode) as Paul
- Home and Away (1991) (11 episodes) as Kenny Gibbs
- A Country Practice (1990) (2 episodes) as Lenny Jackson
- Joe Wilson (1988) (miniseries) as Billy Spicer
- Sons and Daughters (1986) (1 episode) as Delivery Man
Music videos
- Paul Kelly – If I Could Start Today Again – actor
- David Field played the Narrator in the Short Film, All Is Forgiven for Tex, Don and Charlie written and directed by Karen Borger. The film was made to promote the TDC album All Is Forgiven and included a stand-alone video clip for the single Whenever It Snows.
References
- "An interview with David Field, director of The Combination". Archived from the original on 28 February 2011. Retrieved 25 July 2011.
- At the Movies: The Combination Interview
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