Ken Shorter

Ken Shorter (born c.1946-1947),[1] also credited as Kenneth Shorter. is an Australian actor best known for playing the title role in the biker film Stone (1974), and You Can't See 'round Corners (1969).[1]

Ken Shorter
Born1946-1947 (age 76-77)
Other namesKenneth Shorter
OccupationActor
Years active1966-2018

Television appearances include Skippy, Play School, Matlock Police, Homicide, Division 4, G.P., Casualty and The Bill. Films include Ned Kelly and Sunday Too Far Away, and the Disney film Dragonslayer (1981).

Filmography

Title Year Role
Adventures of the Seaspray (TV series) 1967 Second Youth
You Can't See 'Round Corners (TV series) 1967 Frankie McCoy
Bellbird (TV series) 1968 Duncan Ross
You Can't See 'round Corners (film version) 1969 Frankie McCoy
Riptide (TV series) 1969 Ross
Skippy the Bush Kangaroo (TV series) 1969 Tim
Division 4 (TV series) 1969 Dave Gibbs
The Torrents (TV movie) 1969
Ned Kelly (film) 1970 Aaron Sheritt
Homicide (TV series) 1968-70 Rod Smith - Danny Baker
Matlock Police (TV series) 1971 Martin Daly
The Resistable Rise of Arturo Ui (TV movie) 1972
Boney (TV series) 1973 Vic Vicery
Moving On 1974 Alan
Play School 1960s-? as Himself
Stone 1974 Stone
The Forward Pack (TV movie) 1974 Frank Scully
Sunday Too Far Away 1975 Frankie Davis
Number 96 (TV series) 1977 Duncan Swann
Ripping Yarns (TV series) 1979 1st Mutinous Officer
Leave Him to Heaven (TV movie) 1979 Eddie
Maybe This Time 1980 Alan
Dragonslayer 1981 Henchman
4D Special Agents 1981 Eddie
Scrubbers 1982 Rex
The Ploughman's Lunch 1983 Squash Coach
Rockliffe's Babies (TV series) 1987 Lorry Driver
G.P. (TV series) 1992 Paul Ricketson
Screen Two (TV series) 1995 Dairympie's Butler
Casualty (TV series) 1985-86 Musician - John
Praise 1998 Male Nurse
The Bill (TV series) Donald Varney - William Mobley - Heckler
Dragonheart: A New Beginning (video) 2000 King
Oscar Charlie (TV series) 2001 Biker
Holby City (TV series) 2007 Martin Riley
Sink 2018 Vic

References

  1. >"Ken Shorter shows how". The Canberra Times. 21 March 1969. p. 3. Retrieved 1 December 2015 via National Library of Australia.


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