John Clarke
John Clarke
15 Movies
4 Series
Movies
Plays Dave
Death in Brunswick
1991
Plays Bernie Fowler
Crackerjack
2002
Plays Mike Rooke
Les Patterson Saves the World
1987
Plays Wal (voice)
Footrot Flats: The Dog's Tale
1986
Plays Car Salesman
Never Say Die
1988
Plays Expatriate
The Adventures of Barry McKenzie
1972
Plays Sheedy
Blood Oath
1990
Plays Phillip Lang
A Month of Sundays
2016
Writer
Plays Alan
Lonely Hearts
1982
Director
Dagg Day Afternoon
1977
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A Month of Sundays
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A Month of Sundays
Phillip Lang
2016
Film
The Ex-PM
Henry Coates · 12 episodes
2015–
TV
Tom's Dairy
Tom
2013
Film
Clarke and Dawe: The Full Catastrophe
Various
2010
Film
The Sounds of Aus
Self - Presenter
2007
Film
Crackerjack
Bernie Fowler
2002
Film
Kath & Kim
Paul Collins · 1 episode
2002–
TV
The Games
John · 26 episodes
1998–
TV
Stark
Magistrate · 3 episodes
1993–
TV
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is John Clarke still alive?
John Clarke passed away on April 9, 2017 at age 68.
What are the most famous roles of John Clarke?
John Clarke is best known for roles in Death in Brunswick, The Adventures of Barry McKenzie, Footrot Flats: The Dog's Tale.
How many movies has John Clarke been in?
Over a 45-year career (since 1972), John Clarke has appeared in 14 movies and 4 TV shows.
What was John Clarke's first movie?
The career of John Clarke began with The Adventures of Barry McKenzie (1972).
What is John Clarke's most recent movie or series?
John Clarke's most recent release is A Month of Sundays, which premiered on April 28, 2016.
What TV shows has John Clarke appeared in?
On television, John Clarke has appeared in Kath & Kim, The Ex-PM, Stark, The Games.
John Clarke
1948-07-29 · Palmerston North, Manawatu, New Zealand
CLARKE, John, Dip Lid, PhD in Cattle (Oxen). Advisor and comforter to various governments. Born 1948. Educ. subsequently. Travelled extensively throughout Holy Lands, then left New Zealand for Europe. Stationed in London 1971-73. Escaped (decorated). Rejoined unit. Arrived Australia 1977. Held positions with ABC radio (Sckd), ABC Television (Dfnct), Various newspapers (Dcd), and Aust Film Industry (Fkd). Currently a freelance expert specialising in matters of a general character. Recreations: Whistling. Address: C/– the people next door. Or just pop it inside the door of the fusebox. Should be back Friday.