Geoff Parry

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Geoff Parry (born 1953) [1] is an Australian former actor. He is perhaps best known to film viewers for his role as Bubba Zanetti, the blond-haired lieutenant of the outlaw motorcycle gang, in Mad Max . He has also been credited under the name Geoff Perry in other works.

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