Christopher Elliott
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Born | December 18, 1962 Brisbane, Australia |
Years active | 1988 - |
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Christopher Elliott (Born in Brisbane, Australia, December 18, 1962) is an Australian actor and the brother of former Wheel of Fortune (Australia) host Robert Elliott.
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[edit] Background
[edit] Study
In 1992, Christopher enrolled fulltime at Stella Adler Academy Of Acting (New York) and graduated in May 1995.[1]
[edit] Career
[edit] Television
Christopher became known in 1988 when he was first cast in Australia's Most Wanted as “The Floppy Hat Bandit”. He has also been seen in Ratbag Hero, a TV Mini series based in Echuca Victoria on the famous Murray[2], Animal Park, Time Trax - both the American Telemovie and an episode of the series, Backlands - a Telemovie based on a true story of the backpackers who disappeared in Queensland [3], and Thunderstone 3 filmed in 1999, in which Christopher portrays the regular role of goofy Agent Cummings who tries so hard to lay down the law, and is always being outwitted by a child prodigy. In 1999, the Thunderstone series won a BAFTA Award for Best International Children’s Program.[4]
[edit] Film
Christopher first appeared in 1989 film, "Flynn". He is also heard as a voice of one of the letter writers in the 1998 film, "The Dead Letter Office", and in the 2005 Australian film The Line.
[edit] Stage
Christopher’s first appearance on stage was in 1995 Off Off Broadway in Pericles, and then in Cloud Nine. Then returning to Australia he was cast as the lead in Man of La Mancha, Six Degrees of Separation, and Amendment to Terror.
[edit] Music
Christopher is also a songwriter, specializing in American Country Music.
[edit] List of productions involving Christopher Elliott
[edit] Filmography
Year | Production |
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2005 | The Line |
1998 | The Dead Letter Office [5] |
1989 | Flynn |
[edit] Television
Year | Production |
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2006 | Neighbours |
2005 | MDA |
2002 | Stingers |
2000 | Stingers[6] |
1999 | Thunderstone 3 |
1999 | Neighbours |
1999 | Backlands [7] |
1998 | State Coroner |
1998 | Blue Heelers [8] |
1996 | Bush Patrol[9] |
1995 | Pacific Drive[10] |
1993 | Time Trax |
1993 | Australia's Most Wanted |
1992 | Time Trax |
1991 | Animal Park |
1990 | Ratbag Hero[11] |
1990 | Australia's Most Wanted |
1989 | Australia's Most Wanted |
[edit] Stage
Year | Production |
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2005 | Amendment to Terror[12] |
1997 | Six Degrees of Separation |
1995 | Man of La Mancha |
1995 | Pericles |
1995 | Cloud Nine |
[edit] References
- ^ Acting School in New York City - The Stella Adler Studio
- ^ Australian Film Commission: Searchable Film Database
- ^ Bavaria Media Television | Programs Detail
- ^ Film Victoria - Industry Directory
- ^ Dead Letter Office (1998)
- ^ STINGERS - Undercover Central
- ^ Bavaria Media Television | Programs Detail
- ^ http://www.lm.net.au/~fsteiny/blueheelers_s1999.html
- ^ Australian Television: Adventures of the Bush Patrol
- ^ Australian Television: Pacific Drive
- ^ Australian Film Commission: Searchable Film Database
- ^ Amendment to Terror - Arts Reviews - Arts - Entertainment - theage.com.au