Nick Tate

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Nick Tate
Born
Nicholas John Tate

(1942-06-18) 18 June 1942 (age 82)
Sydney, Australia
OccupationActor
Years active1959–present
Known for Space: 1999 as Alan Carter
Sons and Daughters as James Hamilton
Parents
Website nicktate.com

Nicholas John Tate (born 18 June 1942) is an Australian actor. He is best known for his roles as pilot Alan Carter in the 1970s science fiction series Space: 1999 [1] and James Hamilton in the 1980s soap opera Sons and Daughters . He has also had a successful voiceover career in movie trailers, animation and video games.

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Early life

Tate was born on 18 June 1942 in Sydney, New South Wales. His parents were the actors John Tate and Neva Carr Glyn. His maternal grandparents were also actors, originally from Ireland and Great Britain, who performed in vaudeville. His father, of Russian descent, [2] also had a connection to the works of Space: 1999 creator Gerry Anderson, being a secondary voice actor in Thunderbirds . [3]

Tate grew up amongst parties and opening nights, and was often back stage while his parents performed in the theatre. He acted in all his school plays, before being scouted by the Sydney Opera Company to play Amahl in Menotti’s light opera Amahl and the Night Visitors . [4]

At the age of twelve, Tate's parents separated. The same year, as an avid surfer, he joined Sydney's Mona Vale Surf Club, where the club captain was actor Rod Taylor.

Career

Wanting to direct, Tate joined the Australian Broadcasting Company (ABC) which was starting up Australian television. A television role as the singing telegram boy in Thornton Wilder’s Skin of our Teeth prompted Tate to quit school. He graduated from studio hand to assistant director, while working on a variety of series. In 1964 he joined an actors' workshop as his interest turned to acting, but unsure of what direction to take, he joined the Australian commandos for a year. Eventually, his surfing skills afforded him a lead role as a surfer in the thriller miniseries The Purple Jacaranda . [5]

Tate's big break came with a lead role in the award-winning Australian television series My Brother Jack , followed by a stage production of the musical The Canterbury Tales where he played 'Nicholas the Gallant' for eighteen months on tour throughout the country. This was followed by the 1970 Australian television series Dynasty about a rich, powerful family, where he joined his father John Tate for the first time onscreen – the two playing father and son roles.

Tate portrayed astronaut Alan Carter in the British science fiction series Space: 1999 , which was broadcast from 1975 to 1977, though the series began production in late 1973. In 1976, he broke through in film with an AACTA award-winning role in the movie The Devil's Playground . He continued to work in film with supporting roles in a number of theatrical films, including The Year My Voice Broke , Richard Attenborough's Cry Freedom , Return from the River Kwai , Evil Angels , and Steven Spielberg's Hook . From 1985 to 1986, he portrayed James Hamilton in the Australian soap opera Sons and Daughters . Tate has also made guest appearances on numerous American TV shows, such as The X-Files , Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman , Star Trek: The Next Generation (in the 1990 episode "Final Mission"), Murder, She Wrote , Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (in the 1998 episode "Honor Among Thieves"), Farscape and in the Lost episode "Tabula Rasa".

On stage, Tate appeared in the TRIP (Tony Rudlin Ingrid Pitt Productions) stage production of Duty Free (later known as Don't Bother to Dress), by Emmerdale writer Neville Siggs, which ran from 1976 to 1977 at the Bristol Hippodrome. [6] In 2006 he played the leading role of Captain Edward J. Smith in the Australian premiere of the musical Titanic .

Tate is also known for his voiceover work in Hollywood theatrical trailers for such films as Jurassic Park , Braveheart , Schindler's List , Austin Powers , Deep Impact Independence Day , Goldeneye , Tomorrow Never Dies , The World is not Enough and Double Jeopardy and clip-on bumpers for Sony Pictures Home Entertainment from 2005–2006. He has also voiced in commercials, including Lexus, Kodak and HP, and Guinness beer spots airing from 2006. [7] Tate and four other well-known voice artists (Don LaFontaine, John Leader, Mark Elliot, and Al Chalk) parodied their individual voiceover styles en route to an awards show in a 1997 short film, 5 Men and a Limo . He has also performed voiceover work in various video games, including the voice for the Australian tycoon Ozzie Mandrill in the 2000 game Escape from Monkey Island .

Tate resides in both Australia and the US.

Personal life

Tate married his wife, Hazel Butterfield at Dulwich College Chapel, UK in September 1977, and their son Thomas was born in 1979. They moved to Australia in 1981, where they had a second child, Jessie Josephine in 1986. Through Tom and Jessie, they have three grandchildren. [8]

Tate also has a keen interest in technical drawing and carpentry, and has designed and built seven of his family homes. [9]

Awards

YearWorkAwardCategoryResult
1976 The Devil's Playground Australian Film Institute Award Best Actor in a Lead RoleWon

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleType
1959 The Skin of Our Teeth Telegraph BoyTV movie
1966 A Man for All Seasons Master at Arms (uncredited)Feature film
1968 Submarine X-1 Leading Seaman X-1Feature film
1968 Nobody Runs Forever Sir James' Assistant (uncredited)Feature film
1969 The Oblong Box Young Man in Tavern (uncredited)Feature film
1969 Battle of Britain RAF Pilot (uncredited)Feature film
1973ChaserSam LarcomTV movie
1976 The Day After Tomorrow (aka Into Infinity)Captain Harry MastersTV movie [10]
1976 The Devil's Playground Brother VictorFeature film
1977 The Strange Case of the End of Civilisation as We Know It 1st AustralianFeature film
1977 Summerfield Simon RobinsonFeature film
1979 Undercover Lover (aka Licensed to Love and Kill)Jensen FuryFeature film
1982Cosmic PrincessAlan CarterTV movie
1984 The Coolangatta Gold Joe LucasFeature film
1985 The Empty Beach Brian HenneberryFeature film
1986IvanhoeSir Cedric (voice)Animated TV movie
1987Rob RoyVoiceAnimated TV movie
1987 The Year My Voice Broke Sergeant PierceFeature film
1987 Cry Freedom RichieFeature film
1987DangerfreaksNarratorDocumentary film
1988 Olive Anthony WheelerTV movie
1988 Evil Angels Det. Graeme CharlwoodFeature film
1989 Return from the River Kwai Lt. Commander HuntFeature film
1989 Police State Tony Fitzgerald TV movie
1989Nullarbor DreamingNarratorDocumentary film
1991 Steel and Lace DuncanFeature film
1991 Hook NoodlerFeature film
1992 The Public Eye Henry Haddock Jr.Feature film
1992The President's ChildLiptonTV movie
1993 Silent Cries Harry NownTV movie
1996 Bed of Roses BayardFeature film
1997 5 Men and a Limo SelfShort film
2002 Seconds to Spare Commander HaggartyTV movie
2002CounterstrikeAdmiral LewisTV movie
2002 The Junction Boys Smokey HarperTV movie
2004MementosDetective (voice)Short film
2004Space: 1899Alan CarterShort film
2005The VanishedRoyShort film
2006A Knight LostFrank KnightShort film
2007 The Gene Generation DoctorFeature film
2011 Killer Elite Commander BFeature film
2012Qian XuesenKimballFeature film
2013 The Great Gatsby Taxi DriverFeature film
2014 Lupin III (aka Rupan Sansei)Thomas DawsonFeature film
2015 The Snow Queen 2: An Icy Adventure (aka Snezhnaya Koroleva 2: Perezamorozka)Guard (voice)Animated feature film
2018Firestorm NASA Chief (voice)Animated TV movie
TBAThe Eagle ObsessionSelfIn production [11] [12]

Television

YearTitleRoleType
1964 The Purple Jacaranda Bill ArmstrongMiniseries, 6 episodes
1965 My Brother Jack Davey MeredithMiniseries, 10 episodes [13]
1966 The Wednesday Play Private Trevor JamesAnthology TV series, season 6, episode 5: A "Pyre for Private James"
1968 Detective Watt HatchettTV series, season 2, episode 15: "Artists in Crime"
1968 Dixon of Dock Green Don RossTV series, season 15, episode 4: "An Ordinary Man"
1968 Sherlock Holmes James McCarthyTV series, season 2, episode 6: "The Boscombe Valley Mystery"
1968 The Champions Landing Party Lookout #2TV series, season 1, episode 11: "The Dark Island"
1969 The Troubleshooters Gurd LingstromTV series, season 5, episode 12: "There's This Bird, See..."
1970–1971 Dynasty Peter MasonTV series, seasons 1–2, 23 episodes
1971 Matlock Police Frank RossTV series, season 1, episode 4: "Any More at Home Like You"
1972; 1973 Boney Sgt Peter IrwinTV series, 2 episodes
1972; 1973 Division 4 Sen. Det. Dave Edwards / Roy AdamsTV series, 3 episodes
1972; 1973 Homicide Joseph Taylor / John Mason / Barry WestTV series, 3 episodes
1972; 1973 Spyforce Matt ParsonsTV series, 4 episodes
1973 Over There TV series, season 2, episode 2: "Overload"
1973 Crown Court Dr Stephen SaulTV series, season 2, 3 episodes
1974 Ryan MooreTV series, season 1, episode 31: "A Deep Dark Place"
1974 Behind the Legend Captain SandersonAnthology TV series, season 2, episode 1: "Francis Greenaway"
1975 NBC Special Treat Captain Harry MastersAnthology TV series, season 1, episode 3: "Into Infinity"
1975–1977 Space: 1999 Alan CarterTV series, seasons 1–2, 42 episodes
1979 Chopper Squad Jeff BurnsTV series, season 2, episode 8: "The Other Man's Grass"
1979 Danger UXB Lt. Chris CraikTV series, season 1, episode 9: "Seventeen Seconds to Glory"
1979 A Place in the World Kenneth ReisselMiniseries, 2 episodes
1980 Play for Today Steve JacksonAnthology TV series, season 11, episode 6: "Number on End"
1981West End TalesSportTV series, season 1, episode 6: "The Wagga Wagga Handicap"
1981 Spearhead Tim HoffmanTV series, season 3, 4 episodes
1981 The Gentle Touch Johnny DelvauxTV series, season 3, episode 3: "The Hit"
1981–1982 Holiday Island Neil ScottTV series, 64 episodes
1982 A Country Practice Graham PorterTV series, season 2, 2 episodes
1982Deadly HarvestNarratorTV special
1983 Patrol Boat Major WinnTV series, season 2, 2 episodes
1983 Scales of Justice Attorney GeneralMiniseries, episode 3: "The Numbers"
1984 Special Squad Len HarrisTV series, episode 27: "In the Cause of Justice"
1984The Gold and the GloryJoe Lucas
1985 Butterfly Island VisitorTV series, 2 episodes
1985–1986 Sons and Daughters James HamiltonTV series, 30 episodes
1987 The Flying Doctors Nigel HaughtonTV series, season 2, episode 4: "It Isn't Cricket"
1988 True Believers Lee HaydenMiniseries, 8 episodes
1988 Boon Ross TownsendTV series, season 3, episode 4: "Have a Nice Day"
1989 Dolphin Cove Baron TrentTV series, 8 episodes
1989–1990 Open House Roger McSwainTV series, 24 episodes
1990 Star Trek: The Next Generation DirgoTV series, season 4, episode 9: "Final Mission"
1991 Night Court John TaylorTV series, 1 episode, season 9, episode 9: "The System Works"
1992 Matlock BobTV series, season 6, episode 15: "The Big Payoff"
1992 Dear John Brian CourtneyTV series, season 4, episode 13: "The Big Payday"
1992Lady BossMiniseries
1992; 1996 Murder, She Wrote Tim Jervis / Inspector StilwellTV series, 2 episodes
1993 Civil Wars Jason GouldTV series, season 2, episode 16: "Alien Aided Affection"
1994 Red Planet Colony Leader (voice)Miniseries, 3 episodes
1996 Party of Five ProfessorTV series, season 3, episode 6: "Going Home"
1996 F/X: The Series Dingo TylerTV series, season 1, episode 6: "Dingo"
1996 The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest Darcy / Hunter #2 / Pirate #2 / Pirate #3 (voices)Animated TV series, 2 episodes
1997 Cow & Chicken English Guy 52 / Egg Buyer (voices)Animated TV series
1998 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Liam BilbyTV series, season 6, episode 15: "Honor Among Thieves"
1998 Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman Martin 'Avishominis' ChesterfieldTV series, season 6, episode 18: "Birdman"
1998–2000 JAG Judge / Jimmy BlackhorseTV series, 2 episodes
1999 The X-Files Dr. Eugene OpenshawTV series, season 6, episode 11: "Two Fathers"
2000 Diagnosis Murder Captain KennedyTV series, season 7, episode 12: "Man Overboard"
2000 HBO First Look NarratorTV series, season 7, episode 22: "Surviving Vertical Limit "
2001 Water Rats Senior Sergeant Ray BockTV series, season 6, episode 2: "It Happened One Night"
2001 The Lost World Dr. William GullTV series, season 3, episode 5: "The Knife"
2002 All Saints Jock LaughlinTV series, season 5, episode 27: "In the Family Way"
2003 Farscape R. Wilson MunroeTV series, season 4, episode 17: "A Constellation of Doubt"
2004 Lost Ray MullenTV series, season 1, episode 3: "Tabula Rasa"
2009 East of Everything Gerry WatkinsTV series, season 2, 7 episodes
2010 The Pacific Tom SmeeMiniseries, episode 10: "Home"
2011 City Homicide Ted MangusTV series, season 4, episode 23: "The Business of Fear"
2011 SLiDE EugeneTV series, episode 6
2013 Pretty Little Liars Louis PalmerTV series, season 4, 2 episodes
2016 Rake Julian TallowTV series, season 4, 2 episodes
2017 The Blacklist Arthur KilgannonTV series, season 5, episode 7: "The Kilgannon Corporation (No. 48)"
2019–2024 The Strange Chores Helsing (voice)Animated TV series, seasons 1–3, 78 episodes

Video games

YearTitleRoleType
1996 Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire Prince Xizor / IG-88 (voices)PC version
2000 Escape from Monkey Island Ozzie Mandrill (voice)
2006 Flushed Away Fat Barry (voice)
2015 Mad Max The Mystic (voice)
2021 Psychonauts 2 Compton Boole / Dr. Potts (voices)

Stage

YearTitleRoleType
1956 Amahl and the Night Visitors AmahlSydney Opera Company
1963 Sweet Bird of Youth Independent Theatre, Sydney
1969–1970 The Canterbury Tales Squire Nicholas the Gallant Theatre Royal Sydney, Comedy Theatre, Melbourne, His Majesty's Theatre, Perth with J. C. Williamson
1971The Audition Theatre Royal, Hobart with AET Trust
1971 The Real Inspector Hound Theatre Royal, Hobart with AET Trust
1972An Awful RoseBrother Meehan Jane Street Theatre, Sydney with NIDA
1972 Don's Party Don Old Tote Theatre, Sydney, Playhouse, Canberra with NIDA
1976Number One RoosterSir Ernest Royal Court Theatre, London
1977Duty Free (later known as Don't Bother to Dress)Victor Bristol Hippodrome, Palace Theatre, Manchester, Adeline Genée Theatre, East Grinstead, Alhambra Theatre, Bradford, Victoria Palace Theatre, London with TRIP Productions [14]
1979Winter JourneyBernie Cambridge Theatre, London
1983–1984CaravanParks Sydney Opera House with Ensemble Theatre
1984 Filumena Domenico Soriano Melbourne Athenaeum with MTC
1986 The Foreigner Charlie Regal Theatre, Perth, University of Sydney, Opera Theatre, Adelaide, Noarlunga College Theatre, Adelaide with The Gordon Frost Organisation & AET Trust
1992 Woman in Mind Gerald Tiffany Theater, LA [15]
1998Seven OutHarry Globe Theatre, LA
2006 Titanic: The Musical Captain Edward J. Smith Theatre Royal Sydney with Seabiscuit Productions (Australian premiere)
2012 When Dad Married Fury Alan Urquhart Ensemble Theatre, Sydney
2015Corktown '57MikeOdyssey Theatre, LA

[16] [17]

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