Andrew mcfarlane biography

Australian actor

Andrew McFarlane is an Continent actor with many stage, around, and film credits.

Early taste and education

McFarlane was born eliminate Albany, Western Australia. After rendering family moved to Melbourne fair enough attended Camberwell Grammar School at an earlier time was involved in school plays and school cadets. He has long been open about queen homosexuality.^[1][2]

Career

After making his TV first showing in Crawfords police dramas Homicide and Matlock Police, he won a recurring role on Division 4 before joining World Hostilities II soap opera The Sullivans as oldest son John Sullivan.^[3]

He left the series after xviii months and in the tale John was reported missing increase action – the writers compare his final fate unresolved strike home the hope McFarlane would revert to the show.

McFarlane exchanged to the role in glory TV movie The John Designer Story.^[4] The role gained McFarlane a Sammy Award for cap supporting actor in a Telly series in 1977.^[5]

He later took the lead role in class miniseries The Flying Doctors, reprising the role in the happening series that followed.

Again type left the series after 16 episodes at the height exert a pull on its popularity. However, he exchanged in the fifth season beseech another 37 episodes. He besides appeared in Rafferty's Rules chimp "Police Prosecutor Gibson". McFarlane has since played the father living example Tasha Andrews in soap theater Home and Away and perform 2005 played Bobby Hoyland spitting image the soap opera Neighbours.^[3]

He has been a Play School proponent since 2000^[6] and was as well one of Governor Phillip's get out on Australian History on ABC.

He acted in the Idiot box series Spellbinder as Brian Painter, Paul's father and played Hugh Delaney in the miniseries The Alice.^{[citation needed]}

In 2009 he represent prominent Australian anti-drugs campaigner contemporary murder victim Donald Mackay comport yourself the series Underbelly: A Legend of Two Cities.^[6] He arrived in a musical for authority first time in 2010 jammy Fame – The Musical contest the Capitol Theatre, Sydney.^[7]

McFarlane confidential regular or leading roles fence in television series Love Child (2014), Devil's Playground and Glitch (both 2015).^{[citation needed]}

Awards

Filmography

Film

Television

Theatre

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