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Colin McEwan est un Acteur Australien né le 1 janvier 1941

Colin McEwan

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Nationalité Australie
Naissance 1 janvier 1941
Mort 21 aout 2005 (à 64 ans) à Gold Coast (Australie)

Colin McEwan (1941 – 21 August 2005) was an Australian television presenter and actor. He was best known for appearing on both stage and TV versions of The Naked Vicar Show, and for his role as Bob Bullpitt in Kingswood Country and the miniseries Day of the Roses. He also worked as an announcer on Melbourne radio stations 3AK and 3XY, and was a regular guest on TV variety program In Melbourne Tonight.

McEwan's other acting roles included parts in a large number of TV series and mini-series, including the regular roles of Detective Sergeant Dan Cullen in Ryan, Nick in Brass Monkeys, and numerous guest appearances in programs including Homicide, the television adaptation of And The Big Men Fly (1974), "The Rise And Fall Of Wellington Boots" (1974–75), Cop Shop, "Sam's Luck" (1980), The Last Bastion (1984), "The Boardroom" (1988), "Jackaroo" (1990), The Gift (1997), and The Day of the Roses (1998).

Starting in radio in 1957, publicity stated that he was the youngest announcer in Australia at the time. He worked on overnight and breakfast shows.

In 1964, he joined the fledgling ATV-0 as a news reader and general announcer, but soon became the station's "jack of all trades", playing the roles of Gasper Goblin, Cassius Cuckoo and Leonardo da Funbird in ATV-O's popular national 1960s children's TV show Magic Circle Club (1965–67), starring as Ocker Ramsay in the 1967 comedy series Hey You, and appearing in many other ATV-O programs including "Off To The Races" (1967–69), Fredd Bear's Breakfast-A-Go-Go (1969–72), "Musical Cashbox" (1969–71, which he also produced for a brief period), and hosting programs including "Carosello" (1967–68), and 1968's "Rendezvous" (which he also produced and directed). He also played the roles of Miser Meanie and Gussie Galah in Adventure Island (1967–72), and appeared as a regular on "The Ernie Sigley Show" (1974–75), and "Turpie Tonight" (1982–83).

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John Power
John Power
(1 films)
Arthur Dignam
Arthur Dignam
(1 films)
Sean Scully
Sean Scully
(1 films)
Irène Papas
Irène Papas
(1 films)
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Filmographie de Colin McEwan (5 films)

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Fran
Fran (1985)
, 1h38
Acteurs Noni Hazlehurst, Alan Fletcher, Danny Adcock, Colin McEwan
Rôle Graham Brooks
Note64% 3.2334853.2334853.2334853.2334853.233485
Fran (Noni Hazlehurst) is a likeably vivacious but irresponsible mother of three children, each from a different relationship. She is a product of the welfare system and several foster homes, and of an alcoholic mother and a father she never knew. Passionate about protecting her children from the community welfare authorities, whom she paints as the enemy, she nevertheless fails to do so.
Melvin, Son of Alvin
Genres Comédie
Acteurs Graeme Blundell, Tina Bursill, David Argue, Irène Papas, Steve Bastoni, Katy Manning
Rôle Mr Simpson
Note46% 2.3089252.3089252.3089252.3089252.308925
A TV reporter is doing an article on the sexiest man on Earth. She tracks down Alvin Purple and discovers he has a son, Melvin, who is similarly irresistible to women. However Melvin is scared of women, and is a virgin.
Grendel Grendel Grendel, 1h28
Genres Fantasy, Animation
Thèmes La mer, Mythologie, Transport, Mise en scène des vikings, Mythologie nordique
Acteurs Peter Ustinov, Keith Michell, Arthur Dignam, Ernie Bourne, Colin McEwan
Note67% 3.3699653.3699653.3699653.3699653.369965
Initially narrated by the titular character through a flashback, Grendel (Peter Ustinov), the "Great Boogey", recounts how he first left his cave as a child and encountered the Danish King Hrothgar (Ed Rosser) and his thanes. After being rescued by his mother, Grendel pondered over the similarities he shared with the Danes, yet lamented on their not being able to understand his language. He watched as Hrothgar's power and wealth grew, disgusted at his excesses and the royal Shaper's (Keith Michell) revision of history, presenting the king's underhanded and brutal achievements as glorious victories. Desperate to find meaning in life, Grendel encountered the dragon (Arthur Dignam), who informed Grendel that his sole purpose in life is to terrify humanity, thus stimulating human imagination and encouraging social cohesion.