Craig Hall | |
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Born | |
Occupation | Actor |
Years active | 1992–present |
Spouse | Sara Wiseman |
Craig Hall (born 10 May 1974) is a New Zealand actor. [1]
Hall was born in Auckland, New Zealand. He lives in Auckland and Sydney and is married to his A Place to Call Home co-star Sara Wiseman.
Title | Year | Role | Notes |
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Siren | 1996 | Soldier | Short film |
Savage Honeymoon | 2000 | Dean Savage | |
Home Kill | 2001 | Wayne | Short film |
The Gateway to Hell | 2003 | Pilot | Short film |
The World's Fastest Indian | 2005 | Antarctic Angel | |
King Kong | 2005 | Mike | |
Perfect Creature | 2006 | Det. Dominic | |
Knife Shift | 2006 | Shane | Short film |
Embers | 2006 | Jonathan | Short film |
Eagle vs Shark | 2007 | Doug Davis | |
The Ferryman | 2007 | Chris Hamilton | |
30 Days of Night | 2007 | Wilson Bulosan | |
The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep | 2007 | Charlie MacMorrow | |
Show of Hands | 2008 | Tom Shrift | |
Boy | 2010 | Mr. Langston | |
Captain Amazingly Incredible and the Space Vampires from the Evil Planet!!! | 2010 | Johnny Depp (voice) | |
Das Tub | 2010 | U-Boat Commander | Short film |
Be Careful... | 2010 | Mike | Short film |
Love Birds | 2011 | Craig Watson | |
The Devil's Rock | 2011 | Captain Ben Grogan | |
Nerve | 2013 | Vincent Gregory | |
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug | 2013 | Galion | |
The Light Harvester | 2014 | Troy | Short film |
Pete's Dragon | 2016 | Adult Pete | uncredited |
Dark Noise | TBA† | Inspector Stuart Thompson | post-production |
† | Denotes films that have not yet been released |
Title | Year | Role | Notes |
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Hercules: The Legendary Journeys | 1995 | Timuron | Episode: "Highway to Hades" |
The Chosen | 1998 | Darren | Television film |
Duggan: Sins of the Fathers | 1998 | Jason Bridges | Television film, credited as Craig A. Hall |
Shortland Street | 1999 | Leo Kenny | unknown episodes |
Forbidden Island | 1999 | Marine Lieutenant | Unsold pilot |
Cleopatra 2525 | 2000 | Guard | Episode: "Mind Games" |
Street Legal | 2000 | Justin Lynch | Episode: "Heroin Chic" |
Xena: Warrior Princess | 2001 | Raczar | Episode: "Dangerous Prey" |
The Strip | 2002–03 | Clint | Main role (31 episodes) |
The Vector File | 2002 | Melvin | Television film |
Mataku | 2002 | Private Tatts | Episode: "The Lost Tribe" |
Revelations – The Initial Journey | 2003 | Joseph of Arimathea | Episode: "The Good Samaritan" |
Mercy Peak | 2003 | Ryan | Episode: "The Day That the Rain Came Down" |
Raising Waylon | 2004 | Alex | Television film |
Ike: Countdown to D-Day | 2004 | 101st Corporal | Television film |
Interrogation | 2005 | Jason Sumner | Episode: "As If Nothing Had Happened" |
SCU: Serious Crash Unit | 2005–06 | Narrator | Series 2–3 |
Outrageous Fortune | 2008–10 | Nicky Greegan | Recurring role (season 4–6: 48 episodes) |
Burying Brian | 2008 | Pete Donnelly | Main role |
East of Everything | 2009 | Carter Smith | Main role (season 2) |
Legend of the Seeker | 2009–10 | Drago | 2 episodes |
Bloodlines | 2010 | Dr. Andrew Bowers | Television film |
Denk nur an uns beide | 2010 | Oliver | Television film |
Avalon High | 2010 | Coach Barker | Television film |
Underbelly: Razor | 2011 | Inspector Bill Mackay | Main role |
Emilie Richards - Entscheidung des Herzens | 2011 | Oliver | Television film |
Votes for Women: What Really Happened | 2012 | William Lovell-Smith | Television film |
Tricky Business | 2012 | George Blake | Episode: "Bad Hair Day" |
Howzat! Kerry Packer's War | 2012 | Gavin Warner | miniseries |
Rake | 2012 | Todd | Episode: "R v Mohammed" |
A Place to Call Home [2] | 2013–18 | Dr. Jack Duncan | Main role |
Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries | 2013 | Jefferson Clarke | Episode: "Framed for Murder" |
Auckland Daze | 2014 | Craig | 2 episodes |
The Doctor Blake Mysteries | 2015, 2017 | Chief Supt. William Munro | 9 episodes |
Catching Milat | 2015 | Inspector Rod Lynch | miniseries |
True Crime: Venus and Mars | 2015 | Grant Nicholls | Television film |
Hunters | 2016 | Ted Regan | 5 episodes |
James Patterson's Murder Is Forever | 2018 | Det. Marshall | Episode: "Murder in Paradise" |
In Dark Places | 2018 | Tim McKinnel | Television film |
Constance | 2018 | David Rooks | Web pilot |
Jonah | 2019 | Dr. John Mayhew | miniseries |
Bondi Slayer | 2019 | Josh | Episode: "Buffy Isn't Real" |
Head High | 2020 | Vince O'Kane | Main role |
Halifax: Retribution | 2020 | Ben Sailor | miniseries; 3 episodes |
Shortland Street | 2020 | Alasdair Rolleston | 6 episodes |
Between Two Worlds | 2020 | Det. Gordon Taylor | 2 episodes |
The Brokenwood Mysteries | 2021 | Rory Grainger | Episode: "Something Nasty in the Market" |
My Life Is Murder [3] | 2022 | Jack Sallinger | 1 episode |
The Claremont Murders | 2023 | David Medcalf | 1 episode |
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