Ron Falk

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Ron Falk

Acting August 23, 1935

Geelong, Victoria, Australia

Ronald Falk (23 August 1935 - 27 June 2016) was an Australian actor and production designer.

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Movies and shows, newest first

  1. 2017
    Fysh

    Movie Old Man

  2. 2016
    Secret City

    TV show Les Gordon

  3. 2016
    Jack Irish

    TV show Norm

  4. 2014
    Jack Irish: Dead Point

    Movie Norm

  5. 2013
    The Doctor Blake Mysteries

    TV show Father Morton

  6. 2012
    Jack Irish: Black Tide

    Movie Norm

  7. 2012
    Jack Irish: Bad Debts

    Movie Norm

  8. 2012
    House Husbands

    TV show Bill Hoffman

  9. 2011
    Codgers

    Movie Keith

  10. 2004
    The Brush-Off

    Movie Giles Aubrey (as Ronald Falk)

  11. 2002
    Bad Cop, Bad Cop

    TV show Judge Fennell

  12. 2002
  13. 2002
    MDA

    TV show Harry Higgins

  14. 2002
    Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones

    Movie Dexter Jettster (voice)

  15. 1999
    The Date

    Movie Chemist

  16. 1998
    They

    Movie Chairman

More credits
  1. 1997
    Roar

    TV show Councillor #2

  2. 1994
    The Damnation of Harvey McHugh

    TV show Dr. Voysner

  3. 1991
    Police Rescue

    TV show Col

  4. 1988
    Evil Angels

    Movie Pastor Olsen

  5. 1986
    The Flying Doctors

    TV show Charles Noonan

  6. 1984
    My First Wife

    Movie Psychiatrist

  7. 1983
    Carson's Law

    TV show Adam Forrest

  8. 1982
    A Dangerous Summer

    Movie Clive Bennett

  9. 1982
    Lonely Hearts

    Movie Wig Salesman

  10. 1982
    The Best of Friends

    Movie Waiter

  11. 1982
    Rubbish

    Movie (voice)

  12. 1979
    The Little Convict

    Movie Capt. Pertwee (voice)

  13. 1979
    The John Sullivan Story

    Movie Lieutenant Ranke

  14. 1971
    Homesdale

    Movie Man at Bar (uncredited)

  15. 1963
    Festival

    TV show A Messenger

  16. 1962
    Hobson's Choice

    Movie Freddy Beenstock

  17. 1962
    You in Your Small Corner

    Movie Danny

  18. 1955
    ITV Play of the Week

    TV show Freddie Beenstock