Mark Owen-Taylor

Mark Owen-Taylor (born 27 January 1962) is an Australian actor, who has also worked variously as a narrator and voice-over artist.

Early life Owen-Taylor initially wanted to be a teacher and attended Melbourne State College for four years. Upon deciding to become an actor, he applied to the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA), from where he graduated in 1984.

Career Owen-Taylor first appeared in a stage production of The Taming of the Shrew with the Sydney Shakespeare in the Park company, the docu-drama Flowers of Rethymnon and the miniseries Land of Hope.

Owen-Taylor has appeared in numerous television series, including Heartbreak High, Water Rats and All Saints,

Television Date Title Role Type 1986 Land of Hope Andrew Quinn Miniseries 1986–1987 A Country Practice Peter Manning 88 episodes 1989–1991 E Street Adam Lucas / Dennis Carroll 20 episodes 1992; 1993–1994 Hey Dad! TV reporter / Greg Russell 30 episodes 1998 Water Rats Jimmy Reid 1 episode Murder Call Dr Adam Klein 1 episode 1999 Heartbreak High Tim Mason 14 episodes 2000–2001 Play School Presenter 6 episodes 2000–2003 Grass Roots Andrew Abetz 3 episodes 2001–2002 Cybergirl Hugh Campbell 23 episodes BackBerner James Clayton 2 episodes 2003 Against the Wind Maurice Penny Miniseries2006 I Shouldn't Be Alive Chip Jaffurs Documentary series, 1 episode Two Twisted Dr Max Smart Miniseries, 1 episode 2006–2009 All Saints Doug Berryman / Bunty Hardbottle 2 episodes 2007 The Adventures of Gracie Lou Granddad (voice) Animated TV series 2009 Fairweather Man Narrator Documentary 2014 Guess How Much I Love You Big Nutbrown Hare (voice) Animated TV special 2018 Dr Max Dr Swanson

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