About George Pullar
Born 1995. George Pullar is an Australian actor and television actor.
George Pullar (born 1995/1996) is an Australian actor.
Early life and education Pullar was born in 1995 or 1996 in Brisbane with a twin sister, Annie (later a Nine Network news reporter). Their mother originated from Adelaide and he has two other siblings.
During his time studying at WAAPA, Pullar and fellow students created a series of plays on old age. They researched them through a partnership with Catholic Homes which allowed them to visit the elderly in care homes. He also played the lead role of Vicomte de Valmont in a theatre performance of Dangerous Liaisons, which toured Hong Kong. He also starred in another short film titled Two Girls, One on Each Knee as the Gentleman. In 2017, it was announced that Pullar had been cast in the fifth season of the Australian drama series A Place to Call Home, playing mechanic Larry Forbes. His performance gained him a nomination for the "Subscription Television Award for Best New Talent" at the 7th AACTA Awards.
Pullar had also secured the role of Private Jarrod Vogel in the television series Fighting Season. The drama focuses on the lives of a group of soldiers after they return from duty in Afghanistan. Pullar and his co-stars participated in an army boot camp run by current and former servicemen to prepare for filming; among the skills they practiced were "weapon familiarisation, weapon drills, approaching buildings, working as a group". The filming schedules for Fighting Season and A Place to Call Home overlapped, but was allowed to take part in both because they were both commissioned by Foxtel.
In May 2018, it was announced that he had secured the regular role of Daniel Fletcher in the Network Ten drama series Playing for Keeps. The show is about a group of AFL players and their wives' personal lives. That year the actor travelled to the US to pursue his career and signed with the Los Angeles management Silver Lining Entertainment.
In 2019, Pullar secured the lead role of Tyler in his first feature film Moon Rock For Monday, directed by Kurt Martin and produced by Jim Robison, which was released in August 2020. The film was nominated for the 2021 AACTA Award for Best Indie Film.
In February 2020, it was announced that Pullar had secured his first role in the United States. He signed up to play Garrett Cox in the Paramount Network drama series Coyote. A casting director invited Pullar to audition for the role after viewing his audition tapes. He only received the role via a virtual audition broadcast from an underground hotel. Pullar appeared in a second season of Playing For Keeps but it was later cancelled. Pullar later revealed that he intended to leave the show if more series were planned.
In 2021, Pullar completed filming a role in the movie It Only Takes a Night, alongside Eliza Taylor. In 2022, Pullar released a short film titled Stonefish, which he wrote and appeared in. The film was screened as part of "Flickerfest's Best of Australian Shorts" which toured nationally. He also appeared in the ABC drama series Barons, playing the character of Bernie Hunter Jr. Then came the role of Carl in an episode of Acorn TV's Darby and Joan. In 2023, Pullar appeared as UK advisor Ben Barber in the series North Shore. He also had a guest role in an episode of Stan comedy series C*A*U*G*H*T.
In 2024, Pullar filmed the role of Malagor in the fantasy horror film Dusk, which was later retitled Deathkeeper. That year, Pullar also joined the cast of the comedy crime drama, Deadloch, playing Ben during the second series. Also in 2024, Pullar joined the cast of the soap opera, Home and Away playing the role of Tim Russell. The character is portrayed as a counsellor and was introduced as a new love interest of Eden Fowler played by Stephanie Panozzo. In 2025, Pullar was cast in the feature film, Posthumous. He also filmed a role in the film, Evil Dead Burn. In November 2025, Pullar played Daniel A. Kaffee in the stage show, A Few Good Men at Queensland's QPAC.
Filmography
Film Year Title Role Notes 2016 Riptide Matt Short film 2016 Two Girls, One on Each Knee Gentleman Short film 2020 Moon Rock For Monday Tyler Film 2020 Combat Wombat Bradley Burrows Film 2022 Stonefish Jonathon Short film 2023 It Only Takes a Night Andy Film 2026 Evil Dead Burn William "Will" Price Film TBA Deathkeeper Malagor FilmTBAPosthumousYoung NeilFilm
Television Year Title Role Notes 2017 A Place to Call Home Larry Forbes Recurring role 2018 Of Fish and Foe Himself Documentary 2018–19 Playing for Keeps Daniel Fletcher Regular role 2018 Fighting Season Jarrod 'Toast' Vogel Regular role 2020 Coyote Garrett Cox Recurring role 2022 Barons Bernie Hunter Jr Regular role 2022 Darby and Joan Carl Guest role 2023 North Shore Ben Barber Regular role 2023 C*A*U*G*H*T Gunnery Sergeant Guest role 2024–25 Home and Away Tim Russell Guest role 2026 Deadloch Ben Guest role
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Australian actor
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George Pullar was born in 1995 in Brisbane.
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George Pullar is an actor and television actor.
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