David Field (actor)

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David Field
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Field in 2014
Born (1961-06-06) 6 June 1961 (age 62)
Occupation(s)Actor, film director, voice artist
Years active1986-present
Known for

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 gave some recitals in Sydney at a young age. He featured in The Australian Organist of December 1997.[ citation needed ]

Contents

Filmography

Directing

YearTitleRoleNotes
2019 The Combination: Redemption DirectorFeature film
2014ConvictDirectorFilm
2009 The Combination DirectorFeature film

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
2023Dark ArtSimon
2022 Loveland (aka Expired)SamFeature film
2021 Mortal Kombat RefereeFeature film
2020The TranslatorChase
2020 Moon Rock For Monday Detective LionellFeature film
2020The Wrong BarberThe BarberShort film
2020 High Ground KurtzFeature film
2019 The Combination: Redemption White HeroFeature film
2017MonolithsThe DriverShort film
2017RookieSargeShort film
2017 The Pretend One RogerFeature film
2016Sacred HeartPriest
2016 Down Under VicFeature film
2015 Last Cab to Darwin DougieFeature film
2015Injury TimeBilly BourkeShort film
2015 Now Add Honey Roger GardhamFeature film
2014 The Inbetweeners 2 Uncle BryanFeature film
2014 The Rover ArchieFeature film
2014ConvictWarden
2013 These Final Hours Radio ManFeature film
2013 Battle of the Damned DukeFeature film
2013 Mystery Road Mr BaileyFeature film
2012ConvenienceShop AssistantShort film
2012 Careless Love DionFeature film
2010The Nothing MenDavid Snedden
2008Seven Seven SevenElias RogersShort film
2008 $9.99 Sammy (voice)Animated feature film
2007 Blackjack Ghosts Terry KavanaughTV movie
2007 Unfinished Sky Carl AllenFeature film
2007 West DougFeature film
2006All is ForgivenNarratorShort film
2006 BlackJack: At the Gates Terry KavanaughTV movie
2006 BlackJack: Dead Memory Terry KavanaughTV movie
2006 Opal Dream Jack the QuackFeature film
2005 Feed Father TurnerFeature film
2005 BlackJack: Ace Point Game Terry KavanaughTV movie
2005 BlackJack: In the Money Terry KavanaughTV movie
2005 Hell Has Harbour Views Greg HoganTV movie
2004 BlackJack: Sweet Science Terry KavanaughTV movie
2004 Oyster Farmer BrownieFeature film
2004 Tom White PhilFeature film
2003 The Night We Called It a Day Bob HawkeFeature film
2003 Gettin' Square Arnie DeViersFeature film
2003 BlackJack: Murder Archive Terry KavanaughTV movie
2002 Blood Crime Jonah GanzTV movie
2001 Invincible SlateTV movie
2001 Silent Partner JohnFeature film
2001 One Night The Moon AllmanShort film
2001 My Husband, My Killer Bill VandenburgTV movie
2001Jet SetRoger
2000 Chopper Keithy GeorgeFeature film
2000 Sample People TTFeature film
2000 Mr. Accident Duxton / Sir Walter RaleighFeature film
2000BrotherBrother OneShort film
1999The OrderBillShort film
1999 Two Hands AckoFeature film
1997 Blackrock Ken WarnerFeature film
1996 To Have & to Hold StevieFeature film
1995Miss NovemberManShort film
1995StitchedShort film
1995 Dad and Dave: On Our Selection DanFeature film
1994 Exile Timothy DullachFeature film
1993Touch MeRoderickShort film
1993Just DessertsShort film
1993 Broken Highway TattsFeature film
1992 Seeing Red WilliamFeature film
1988 Dadah is Death Mr TravisTV movie
1988 Ghosts... of the Civil Dead WenzilFeature film

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
2023 Ten Pound Poms [3] Dean Spender3 episodes
2022 Shantaram Wally Nightingale12 episodes
2019 Preacher Archangel7 episodes
2015-18 No Activity Bruce11 episodes
2016-17 The Secret Daughter [4] Gus Carter12 episodes
2016Changed ForeverBilly Hughes
2015 Catching Milat Neil Birse2 episodes
2014 The Gods of Wheat Street Harry Hamilton5 episodes
2014 The Moodys Rhys1 episode
2013 Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries Sergeant Ford1 episode
2012 A Moody Christmas Rhys2 episodes
2011 Wild Boys Captain Gunpowder10 episodes
2011 Rescue: Special Ops Sidney Carter1 episode
2007-11 City Homicide [5] Terry Jarvis59 episodes
2010 Rake Denny Lorton1 episode
2010 Wilfred Arthur2 episodes
2007 The Circuit Kenneth1 episode
2005-07 The Incredible Journey of Mary Bryant ThomasMiniseries, 3 episodes
1995-05 Blue Heelers Charlie Biden / Michael Doyle4 episodes
2004 Stingers Nick Tascone1 episode
2002 Farscape Ho'ock1 episode
1997-00 Water Rats Warren / Doug4 episodes
2000 Grass Roots Daryl Kennedy2 episodes
1998 Wildside Alan1 episode
1996 Snowy River: The Mcgregor Saga Dave Turner1 episode
1996The BeastScranton2 episodes
1992 Police Rescue Paul1 episode
1991 Home and Away Kenny Gibbs11 episodes
1990 A Country Practice Lenny Jackson2 episodes
1988 Joe Wilson Billy Spicer1 episode
1986 Sons and Daughters Delivery Man1 episode

Music videos

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References

  1. "An interview with David Field, director of The Combination". Archived from the original on 28 February 2011. Retrieved 25 July 2011.
  2. At the Movies: The Combination Interview
  3. "Australian Television: Ten Pound Poms: Cast".
  4. "Australian Television: The Secret Daughter: Cast".
  5. "Australian Television: City Homicide: Cast".