| Martin Dingle-Wall | |
|---|---|
| Born | Martin Dingle-Wall 22 July 1971 Bondi Beach, Sydney, Australia |
| Years active | 2002–present |
| Website | |
| http://www.martindinglewall.com | |
Martin Dingle-Wall (born 22 July 1971)[1] is an Australian actor, best known for being the first to play the role of Flynn Saunders on the Australian soap opera Home and Away in 2002. He left the show in December 2002 taking with him a Logie nomination for 'Best new Talent' and was replaced by Joel McIlroy.
In 2003 he took to the stage for the adaptation of the screenplay The Nothing Men playing Kip Polson. He was picked for the Peugeot 307 SV campaign in 2004. Later in 2004 he took a part in a short movie for the BBC called Out of Water playing the lead.
Next he starred in a Rosamunde Pilcher drama entitled Summer Solstice as Scott Allen, playing alongside Jacqueline Bisset, Honor Blackman, Jason Durr and Sinéad Cusack in 2005. More recently 2007 he played the role of Johnny Lake in a new 10 part drama by Foxtel called Satisfaction.
In 2007/8 he also filmed the feature film The Makeover, a comedy, playing the lead Roger Keaton. He has also written two screen plays: Heart of a Nation and Pariah. Which were taken up by an (unnamed) Production house in the UK with Shepperton and Pinewood Studios. 2007/8 he also filmed the movie version of The Nothing Men which Martin is also a Producer on with his company ALCHEMY Film Productions P/L. via which they became a global Industry headline for pioneering the revolutionary RED digital cinema camera in the Southern Hemisphere, second in the world to only Stephen Soderburgh's "Guerilla/The Argentine". In 2008/9 he was cast as the younger brother Les Kane of the notorious Kane Brother's, bosses of the Painters & Dockers for the Underbelly prequel, Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities. In 2010 he will star alongside Kate Ritchie for a third time in Cops: L.A.C.