Robert Morgan (actor)

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Robert Morgan
Other namesRobert G. Morgan
OccupationActor
Years active1980 -

Robert Morgan is a Welsh born Australian actor. [1] He was nominated for the 1996 AFI Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for his role as Snakey in Life . [2] [3]

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Morgan's other film work includes Suburban Mayhem [4] The Craic [5] and Hacksaw Ridge . [6] He has also appeared on television, including the second series of Fire [7] and the first series of Jack Irish . [8]

Morgan has a long career on stage [9] in plays such as Dealer's Choice [10] [3] and Shadow Boxing [11] [12] [13]

Filmography

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References

  1. Morgan, Robert, "About", Robert Morgan
  2. Martin, Louise (10 August 1996), "Shine stars in lineup for AFI awards", The Age
  3. 1 2 Burchall, Greg (12 November 1996), "Laying his cards on the table", The Age
  4. Humphries, Glen (2 November 2006), "Suburban plot a little familiar", Illawarra Mercury
  5. Sullivan, Frank (30 April 1999), "An amusing Aussie adventure, to be sure", Newcastle Herald
  6. Simonot, Suzanne (12 October 2016), "Soldier finds new platoon", Gold Coast Bulletin
  7. Cockington, James (5 February 1996), "Rising from the ashes", The Sydney Morning Herald
  8. Blundell, Graeme (6 February 2016), "Bloke named Jack", The Australian
  9. Robert Morgan, AusStage
  10. Dealer's Choice, AusStage
  11. Shadow Boxing, AusStage
  12. Shadow Boxing, AusStage
  13. Tuohy, Wendy (1 April 1994), "'Shadowboxing' is proving to be hard work", The Age