About Grant Dodwell
Born 1952. Grant Dodwell is an Australian actor, television actor, film actor, film producer and executive producer.
Career Dodwell has over 50 years' experience in the entertainment industry, in theatre, television and film, appearing in many of Australia's best known stage shows and television series.
He appeared as Dr. Sam Wilkinson in The Young Doctors in 1980. He is best known however, for his role playing Dr. Simon Bowen in soap opera A Country Practice, opposite Penny Cook from 1981 to 1986. He is a triple recipient of the Silver Logie for Most Popular Actor for the role, which he received consecutively from 1984 to 1986.
Dodwell later played Charles Willing in the comedy series Willing and Abel (1987), in which he co-starred with his former A Country Practice co-star Shane Withington, who played the role of Abel Moore, and Rebecca Rigg, who played Angela Reddy.
In 1992, Dodwell played Leo Riener in the 1992 miniseries Good Vibrations. In 1996, he featured in the recurring role of Dr. James McLaren in the long-running soap opera Home and Away. In 2011, he also played the guest role of Gary O'Connor in the series.
He has also made guest appearances in Homicide, Glenview High, Father, Dear Father in Australia, Skyways G.P., The Girl from Tomorrow, Heartbreak High, Pacific Drive Roar, Fallen Angels, Medivac, Water Rats, Rescue Special Ops and Packed to the Rafters.
Dodwell has appeared in several films, including Cathy's Child (1979) with Bryan Brown, Goodbye Paradise (1983) alongside Ray Barrett, Cops and Robbers (1993) and The Pact (2003). He also performed in the TV movies Cass (1978) and The Distant Home (1992). In 2008, he worked on the feature film Men's Group, produced by John L. Simpson and directed by Michael Joy. He won the Australian IF Best Actor Award and the film won Best Film and Script.
After A Country Practice, Dodwell resumed his theatre career, including a national tour of Noises Off. He also appeared with Hugh Jackman in a production of Sunset Boulevard. When theatre roles and television guest roles no longer provided a sufficient income, Dodwell focussed on corporate theatre and videos.
After filming a live performance of the play Codgers Their first production, Liberty Equality Fraternity screened in cinemas in 2016. Other productions have included David Williamson's Emerald City, STC's Wharf Revue, Rumpelstiltskin, The Dapto Chaser and a STC/Malthouse Theatre production of Michael Gow's Away.
Personal life Dodwell is married to Sian Dodwell, a shoe designer who worked on the Australian production of Billy Elliot. The couple's daughter, Celeste Dodwell, is also an actor, who scored a role on Home and Away immediately after finishing high school and has gone on to work on numerous film, television and stage productions.
Filmography
Film Year Title Role Notes 1979 Cathy's Child Hot Line Journalist 1983 Goodbye Paradise Seaworld Boy 1994 Cops and Robbers John 2003 The Pact Officer Clem 2008 Men's Group Alex 2009 Dear Diary Charlie Short film
Television Year Title Role Notes 1977Homicide Pratt Season 1, episode 508 1977 Glenview High Season 1, episode 8 1978 Cass TV movie 1978 Father, Dear Father in Australia Ronnie Season 1, episode 5 1979 Skyways Clive Simpson Season 1, episode 151 1980 The Young Doctors Dr. Sam Wilkinson 1981–1986 A Country Practice Dr. Simon Bowen 331 episodes 1987 Willing and Abel Charles Willing 1991 G.P. Evan Lucas Season 3, episode 17 1992 Good Vibrations Leo Reiner Miniseries 1992 The Distant Home Jim Harrison TV movie 1992 The Girl from Tomorrow Mark Johnson 3 episodes 1995 Heartbreak High Jerry Shapiro Season 2, episode 9 1996 Pacific Drive 1996 Home and Away Dr. James McLaren Recurring role 1997 Roar Cormac Season 1, episode 10 1997 Fallen Angels Paul Season 1, episode 7 1998 Medivac Paul Season 3, episode 12 2000 Water Rats Lloyd Tully Season 5, episode 16 2009 Rescue Special Ops Lance Foster Season 1, episode 5 2010 Packed to the Rafters Doug 2 episodes 2011 Home and Away Gary O'Connor Guest role
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Who is Grant Dodwell?
Australian actor
When was Grant Dodwell born?
Grant Dodwell was born on 2 July 1952 in Sydney.
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Grant Dodwell is an actor, television actor, film actor, film producer and executive producer.
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Grant Dodwell is Australian.
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