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	\| awards = [[w:AACTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role\|AACTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role]] (1982)<br />[[w:Raymond Longford Award\|Raymond Longford Award]] (2005)		\| awards = [[w:AACTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role\|AACTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role]] (1982)<br />[[w:Raymond Longford Award\|Raymond Longford Award]] (2005)
	\| spouse = {{ubl\|{{marriage\|Audrey Bettanay\|1951\|\|end=divorced}}\|{{marriage\|Miren Cork\|1969\|\|end=divorced}}\|{{marriage\|Gaye O'Brien\|1986}}}}		\| spouse = {{ubl\|{{marriage\|Audrey Bettanay\|1951\|\|end=divorced}}\|{{marriage\|Miren Cork\|1969\|\|end=divorced}}\|{{marriage\|Gaye O'Brien\|1986}}}}
	\| partner = Celia Sherman~~<ref name="theaustralian.com.au">[http://www.theaustralian.com.au/arts/film/ray-barrett-led-an-actors-life-with-few-regrets/story-e6frg8pf-1225770720891] {{dead link\|date=November 2021}}</ref>~~		\| partner = Celia Sherman
	\| children = 3<ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/australiaandthepacific/australia/6159604/Veteran-Australian-actor-Ray-Barrett-dies.html\|title = Veteran Australian actor Ray Barrett dies\|website=Telegraph.co.uk}}</ref~~><ref name="theaustralian.com.au"/~~>		\| children = 3<ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/australiaandthepacific/australia/6159604/Veteran-Australian-actor-Ray-Barrett-dies.html\|title = Veteran Australian actor Ray Barrett dies\|website=Telegraph.co.uk}}</ref>
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	'''Raymond Charles Barrett''' (2 May 1927{{Spaced ndash}}8 September 2009) was an [[w:Australians\|Australian]] actor. During the 1960s, he was a [[w:leading actor\|leading actor]] on British television, where he was best known for his appearances in ''[[w:The Troubleshooters\|The Troubleshooters]]'' (1965–1971). From the 1970s, he appeared in lead and [[w:Character actor\|character roles]] in Australian films and TV series.		'''Raymond Charles Barrett''' (2 May 1927{{Spaced ndash}}8 September 2009) was an [[w:Australians\|Australian]] actor. During the 1960s, he was a [[w:leading actor\|leading actor]] on British television, where he was best known for his appearances in ''[[w:The Troubleshooters\|The Troubleshooters]]'' (1965–1971). From the 1970s, he appeared in lead and [[w:Character actor\|character roles]] in Australian films and TV series.
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	In later years, Barrett starred in film and TV roles in his native Australia, living on [[w:Stradbroke Island\|Stradbroke Island]], [[w:Queensland\|Queensland]] during the 1970s. He appeared as the [[w:Prime Minister of Australia\|Prime Minister]] (a character who is assassinated) in ''[[w:Burn the Butterflies\|Burn the Butterflies]]'', and as a miner in ''[[w:Golden Soak\|Golden Soak]]''. In 1980, he played the part of the controversial Australian historical figure [[w:Governor Bligh\|Governor Bligh]] in the [[w:ABC Television (Australian TV network)\|ABC Television]] production ''[[w:The Timeless Land\|The Timeless Land]]''.<ref name="The Timeless Land" /> He had secondary roles in many other productions, including ''[[w:Something in the Air (TV series)\|Something in the Air]]''.		In later years, Barrett starred in film and TV roles in his native Australia, living on [[w:Stradbroke Island\|Stradbroke Island]], [[w:Queensland\|Queensland]] during the 1970s. He appeared as the [[w:Prime Minister of Australia\|Prime Minister]] (a character who is assassinated) in ''[[w:Burn the Butterflies\|Burn the Butterflies]]'', and as a miner in ''[[w:Golden Soak\|Golden Soak]]''. In 1980, he played the part of the controversial Australian historical figure [[w:Governor Bligh\|Governor Bligh]] in the [[w:ABC Television (Australian TV network)\|ABC Television]] production ''[[w:The Timeless Land\|The Timeless Land]]''.<ref name="The Timeless Land" /> He had secondary roles in many other productions, including ''[[w:Something in the Air (TV series)\|Something in the Air]]''.

	Barrett also appeared in such films as ''[[w:Don's Party\|Don's Party]]'' and ''[[w:The Carmakers\|The Carmakers]]'' (about the 1973 release of the [[w:Leyland P76\|Leyland P76]] car, co-starring [[w:Noel Ferrier\|Noel Ferrier]] and [[w:Nick Tate\|Nick Tate]]). In 2005, he received an [[w:Australian Film Institute Longford Life Achievement Award\|Australian Film Institute Longford Life Achievement Award]].<ref>[http://www.afi.org.au/Content/NavigationMenu/Newlandingpage/RaymondLongfordAward/AFI_RaymondL_Winners_1968-2009.pdf AFI Raymond Longford Award] {{webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20090920010400/http://www.afi.org.au/Content/NavigationMenu/Newlandingpage/RaymondLongfordAward/AFI_RaymondL_Winners_1968-2009.pdf \|date=20 September 2009 }}, [[w:Australian Film Institute\|]].</ref>		Barrett also appeared in such films as ''[[w:Don's Party\|Don's Party]]'' and ''[[w:The Carmakers\|The Carmakers]]'' (about the 1973 release of the [[w:Leyland P76\|Leyland P76]] car, co-starring [[w:Noel Ferrier\|Noel Ferrier]] and [[w:Nick Tate\|Nick Tate]]). In 2005, he received an [[w:Australian Film Institute Longford Life Achievement Award\|Australian Film Institute Longford Life Achievement Award]].<ref>[http://www.afi.org.au/Content/NavigationMenu/Newlandingpage/RaymondLongfordAward/AFI_RaymondL_Winners_1968-2009.pdf AFI Raymond Longford Award] {{webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20090920010400/http://www.afi.org.au/Content/NavigationMenu/Newlandingpage/RaymondLongfordAward/AFI_RaymondL_Winners_1968-2009.pdf \|date=20 September 2009 }}, [[w:Australian Film Institute\|Australian Film Institute]].</ref>

	==Death==		==Death==
	Barrett died on 8 September 2009 at the [[w:Gold Coast Hospital\|Gold Coast Hospital]] in [[w:Southport, Queensland\|Southport]], [[w:Queensland\|Queensland]], aged 82, after suffering a [[w:brain haemorrhage\|brain haemorrhage]].<ref>[http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,26046085-661,00.html Veteran Actor Ray Barrett Dies at 82], ''[[w:Herald Sun\|]]'', 8 September 2009.</ref> His final acting appearance had been in the 2008 film ''[[w:Australia (2008 film)\|Australia]]''. He was married three times, and left three children.		Barrett died on 8 September 2009 at the [[w:Gold Coast Hospital\|Gold Coast Hospital]] in [[w:Southport, Queensland\|Southport]], [[w:Queensland\|Queensland]], aged 82, after suffering a [[w:brain haemorrhage\|brain haemorrhage]].<ref>[http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,26046085-661,00.html Veteran Actor Ray Barrett Dies at 82], ''[[w:Herald Sun\|Herald Sun]]'', 8 September 2009.</ref> His final acting appearance had been in the 2008 film ''[[w:Australia (2008 film)\|Australia]]''. He was married three times, and left three children.

	==Filmography==		==Filmography==

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	Ray Barrett first appeared on radio in [[w:Brisbane]], and later in [[w:Sydney]], to where he moved in 1954. In 1957, he moved to [[w:UK\|Britain]], where his background as a singer earned him a part in a revue alongside [[Beryl Reid]], [[w:Patrick Wymark\|Patrick Wymark]] and [[w:Sheila Hancock\|Sheila Hancock]].<ref name="The Timeless Land">''[[w:The Timeless Land\|The Timeless Land]]'', TV guide compiled by Kate Reid, photographs by Martin Webby, [[w:Australian Broadcasting Corporation\|Australian Broadcasting Commission]], 56 pp., Sydney, 1980. {{ISBN\|0-642-97469-1}}.</ref>		Ray Barrett first appeared on radio in [[w:Brisbane\|Brisbane]], and later in [[w:Sydney\|Sydney]], to where he moved in 1954. In 1957, he moved to [[w:UK\|Britain]], where his background as a singer earned him a part in a revue alongside [[Beryl Reid]], [[w:Patrick Wymark\|Patrick Wymark]] and [[w:Sheila Hancock\|Sheila Hancock]].<ref name="The Timeless Land">''[[w:The Timeless Land\|The Timeless Land]]'', TV guide compiled by Kate Reid, photographs by Martin Webby, [[w:Australian Broadcasting Corporation\|Australian Broadcasting Commission]], 56 pp., Sydney, 1980. {{ISBN\|0-642-97469-1}}.</ref>

	Owing to his "tough looks", Barrett was given character and "[[w:tough guy\|tough guy]]" roles from an unusually young age. In Britain, he played one of the lead roles in the TV series ''[[w:Emergency – Ward 10\|Emergency – Ward 10]]'' and later one of the main characters, the hard-nosed oil worker Peter Thornton, in the long-running [[w:BBC\|BBC]] series ''[[w:The Troubleshooters\|The Troubleshooters]]''.<ref name="The Timeless Land" /> He mostly appeared in television but also made several films including Hammer's ''[[w:The Reptile\|The Reptile]]'' (1966).<ref>{{cite magazine\|first=Stephen\|last=Vagg\|magazine=Filmink\|title=Ten random Australian connections with Hammer Films\|date=June 28, 2020 }}</ref>		Owing to his "tough looks", Barrett was given character and "[[w:tough guy\|tough guy]]" roles from an unusually young age. In Britain, he played one of the lead roles in the TV series ''[[w:Emergency – Ward 10\|Emergency – Ward 10]]'' and later one of the main characters, the hard-nosed oil worker Peter Thornton, in the long-running [[w:BBC\|BBC]] series ''[[w:The Troubleshooters\|The Troubleshooters]]''.<ref name="The Timeless Land" /> He mostly appeared in television but also made several films including Hammer's ''[[w:The Reptile\|The Reptile]]'' (1966).<ref>{{cite magazine\|first=Stephen\|last=Vagg\|magazine=Filmink\|title=Ten random Australian connections with Hammer Films\|date=June 28, 2020 }}</ref>

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	Ray Barrett first appeared on radio in [[w:Brisbane]], and later in [[w:Sydney]], to where he moved in 1954. In 1957, he moved to [[w:UK\|Britain]], where his background as a singer earned him a part in a revue alongside [[Beryl Reid]], [[w:Patrick Wymark\|Patrick Wymark]] and [[w:Sheila Hancock\|Sheila Hancock]].<ref name="The Timeless Land">''[[w:The Timeless Land\|]]'', TV guide compiled by Kate Reid, photographs by Martin Webby, [[w:Australian Broadcasting Corporation\|Australian Broadcasting Commission]], 56 pp., Sydney, 1980. {{ISBN\|0-642-97469-1}}.</ref>		Ray Barrett first appeared on radio in [[w:Brisbane]], and later in [[w:Sydney]], to where he moved in 1954. In 1957, he moved to [[w:UK\|Britain]], where his background as a singer earned him a part in a revue alongside [[Beryl Reid]], [[w:Patrick Wymark\|Patrick Wymark]] and [[w:Sheila Hancock\|Sheila Hancock]].<ref name="The Timeless Land">''[[w:The Timeless Land\|The Timeless Land]]'', TV guide compiled by Kate Reid, photographs by Martin Webby, [[w:Australian Broadcasting Corporation\|Australian Broadcasting Commission]], 56 pp., Sydney, 1980. {{ISBN\|0-642-97469-1}}.</ref>

	Owing to his "tough looks", Barrett was given character and "[[w:tough guy\|tough guy]]" roles from an unusually young age. In Britain, he played one of the lead roles in the TV series ''[[w:Emergency – Ward 10\|Emergency – Ward 10]]'' and later one of the main characters, the hard-nosed oil worker Peter Thornton, in the long-running [[w:BBC\|BBC]] series ''[[w:The Troubleshooters\|The Troubleshooters]]''.<ref name="The Timeless Land" /> He mostly appeared in television but also made several films including Hammer's ''[[w:The Reptile\|The Reptile]]'' (1966).<ref>{{cite magazine\|first=Stephen\|last=Vagg\|magazine=Filmink\|title=Ten random Australian connections with Hammer Films\|date=June 28, 2020 }}</ref>		Owing to his "tough looks", Barrett was given character and "[[w:tough guy\|tough guy]]" roles from an unusually young age. In Britain, he played one of the lead roles in the TV series ''[[w:Emergency – Ward 10\|Emergency – Ward 10]]'' and later one of the main characters, the hard-nosed oil worker Peter Thornton, in the long-running [[w:BBC\|BBC]] series ''[[w:The Troubleshooters\|The Troubleshooters]]''.<ref name="The Timeless Land" /> He mostly appeared in television but also made several films including Hammer's ''[[w:The Reptile\|The Reptile]]'' (1966).<ref>{{cite magazine\|first=Stephen\|last=Vagg\|magazine=Filmink\|title=Ten random Australian connections with Hammer Films\|date=June 28, 2020 }}</ref>

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	==External links==		==External links==
	* {{IMDb name\|0057254}}		* {{IMDb name\|0057254}}
	* [https://www.nfsa.gov.au/search?query=Ray+Barrett&client=nfsa_govcms&proxystylesheet=nfsa_govcms&site=default_collection&filter=0&getfields=* Ray Barrett] at the [[National Film and Sound Archive]]		* [https://www.nfsa.gov.au/search?query=Ray+Barrett&client=nfsa_govcms&proxystylesheet=nfsa_govcms&site=default_collection&filter=0&getfields=* Ray Barrett] at the [[w:National Film and Sound Archive\|National Film and Sound Archive]]
	* [https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituaries/culture-obituaries/tv-radio-obituaries/6202989/Ray-Barrett.html Obituary in ''The Daily Telegraph'']		* [https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituaries/culture-obituaries/tv-radio-obituaries/6202989/Ray-Barrett.html Obituary in ''The Daily Telegraph'']
	* [https://www.independent.co.uk/news/obituaries/ray-barrett-craggyfaced-star-of-mogul-and-the-troubleshooters-1786971.html Obituary in ''The Independent'']		* [https://www.independent.co.uk/news/obituaries/ray-barrett-craggyfaced-star-of-mogul-and-the-troubleshooters-1786971.html Obituary in ''The Independent'']

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	* [https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituaries/culture-obituaries/tv-radio-obituaries/6202989/Ray-Barrett.html Obituary in ''The Daily Telegraph'']		* [https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituaries/culture-obituaries/tv-radio-obituaries/6202989/Ray-Barrett.html Obituary in ''The Daily Telegraph'']
	* [https://www.independent.co.uk/news/obituaries/ray-barrett-craggyfaced-star-of-mogul-and-the-troubleshooters-1786971.html Obituary in ''The Independent'']		* [https://www.independent.co.uk/news/obituaries/ray-barrett-craggyfaced-star-of-mogul-and-the-troubleshooters-1786971.html Obituary in ''The Independent'']

	~~{{AACTA Award Best Actor in a Leading Role 1980–1999}}~~
	~~{{Raymond Longford Award}}~~

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	Ray Barrett first appeared on radio in [[w:Brisbane]], and later in [[w:Sydney]], to where he moved in 1954. In 1957, he moved to [[w:UK\|Britain]], where his background as a singer earned him a part in a revue alongside [[Beryl Reid]], [[Patrick Wymark]] and [[Sheila Hancock]].<ref name="The Timeless Land">''[[w:The Timeless Land\|]]'', TV guide compiled by Kate Reid, photographs by Martin Webby, [[w:Australian Broadcasting Corporation\|Australian Broadcasting Commission]], 56 pp., Sydney, 1980. {{ISBN\|0-642-97469-1}}.</ref>		Ray Barrett first appeared on radio in [[w:Brisbane]], and later in [[w:Sydney]], to where he moved in 1954. In 1957, he moved to [[w:UK\|Britain]], where his background as a singer earned him a part in a revue alongside [[Beryl Reid]], [[w:Patrick Wymark\|Patrick Wymark]] and [[w:Sheila Hancock\|Sheila Hancock]].<ref name="The Timeless Land">''[[w:The Timeless Land\|]]'', TV guide compiled by Kate Reid, photographs by Martin Webby, [[w:Australian Broadcasting Corporation\|Australian Broadcasting Commission]], 56 pp., Sydney, 1980. {{ISBN\|0-642-97469-1}}.</ref>

	Owing to his "tough looks", Barrett was given character and "[[w:tough guy\|tough guy]]" roles from an unusually young age. In Britain, he played one of the lead roles in the TV series ''[[w:Emergency – Ward 10\|Emergency – Ward 10]]'' and later one of the main characters, the hard-nosed oil worker Peter Thornton, in the long-running [[w:BBC\|BBC]] series ''[[w:The Troubleshooters\|The Troubleshooters]]''.<ref name="The Timeless Land" /> He mostly appeared in television but also made several films including Hammer's ''[[w:The Reptile\|The Reptile]]'' (1966).<ref>{{cite magazine\|first=Stephen\|last=Vagg\|magazine=Filmink\|title=Ten random Australian connections with Hammer Films\|date=June 28, 2020 }}</ref>		Owing to his "tough looks", Barrett was given character and "[[w:tough guy\|tough guy]]" roles from an unusually young age. In Britain, he played one of the lead roles in the TV series ''[[w:Emergency – Ward 10\|Emergency – Ward 10]]'' and later one of the main characters, the hard-nosed oil worker Peter Thornton, in the long-running [[w:BBC\|BBC]] series ''[[w:The Troubleshooters\|The Troubleshooters]]''.<ref name="The Timeless Land" /> He mostly appeared in television but also made several films including Hammer's ''[[w:The Reptile\|The Reptile]]'' (1966).<ref>{{cite magazine\|first=Stephen\|last=Vagg\|magazine=Filmink\|title=Ten random Australian connections with Hammer Films\|date=June 28, 2020 }}</ref>

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	~~{{about\|\|the Australian Paralympic athlete\|Ray Barrett (athlete)\|the Australian rules footballer\|Ray Barrett (footballer)}}~~
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	\| birth_name = Raymond Charles Barrett		\| birth_name = Raymond Charles Barrett
	\| birth_date = {{Birth date\|df=yes\|1927\|5\|2}}		\| birth_date = {{Birth date\|df=yes\|1927\|5\|2}}
	\| birth_place = [[Brisbane]], [[Queensland]], Australia		\| birth_place = [[w:Brisbane\|Brisbane]], [[w:Queensland\|Queensland]], Australia
	\| death_date = {{Death date and age\|df=yes\|2009\|9\|8\|1927\|5\|2}}		\| death_date = {{Death date and age\|df=yes\|2009\|9\|8\|1927\|5\|2}}
	\| death_place = [[Southport, Queensland]], Australia		\| death_place = [[w:Southport, Queensland\|Southport]], Australia
	\| education = [[Brisbane State High School]]		\| education = [[w:Brisbane State High School\|Brisbane State High School]]
	\| occupation = Actor, singer		\| occupation = Actor, singer
	\| years_active = 1957–2008		\| years_active = 1957–2008
	\| awards = [[AACTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role]] (1982)<br />[[Raymond Longford Award]] (2005)		\| awards = [[w:AACTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role\|AACTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role]] (1982)<br />[[w:Raymond Longford Award\|Raymond Longford Award]] (2005)
	\| spouse = {{ubl\|{{marriage\|Audrey Bettanay\|1951\|\|end=divorced}}\|{{marriage\|Miren Cork\|1969\|\|end=divorced}}\|{{marriage\|Gaye O'Brien\|1986}}}}		\| spouse = {{ubl\|{{marriage\|Audrey Bettanay\|1951\|\|end=divorced}}\|{{marriage\|Miren Cork\|1969\|\|end=divorced}}\|{{marriage\|Gaye O'Brien\|1986}}}}
	\| partner = Celia Sherman<ref name="theaustralian.com.au">[http://www.theaustralian.com.au/arts/film/ray-barrett-led-an-actors-life-with-few-regrets/story-e6frg8pf-1225770720891] {{dead link\|date=November 2021}}</ref>		\| partner = Celia Sherman<ref name="theaustralian.com.au">[http://www.theaustralian.com.au/arts/film/ray-barrett-led-an-actors-life-with-few-regrets/story-e6frg8pf-1225770720891] {{dead link\|date=November 2021}}</ref>
	\| children = 3<ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/australiaandthepacific/australia/6159604/Veteran-Australian-actor-Ray-Barrett-dies.html\|title = Veteran Australian actor Ray Barrett dies\|website=Telegraph.co.uk}}</ref><ref name="theaustralian.com.au"/>		\| children = 3<ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/australiaandthepacific/australia/6159604/Veteran-Australian-actor-Ray-Barrett-dies.html\|title = Veteran Australian actor Ray Barrett dies\|website=Telegraph.co.uk}}</ref><ref name="theaustralian.com.au"/>
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	'''Raymond Charles Barrett''' (2 May 1927{{Spaced ndash}}8 September 2009) was an [[Australians\|Australian]] actor. During the 1960s, he was a [[leading actor]] on British television, where he was best known for his appearances in ''[[The Troubleshooters]]'' (1965–1971). From the 1970s, he appeared in lead and [[Character actor\|character roles]] in Australian films and TV series.		'''Raymond Charles Barrett''' (2 May 1927{{Spaced ndash}}8 September 2009) was an [[w:Australians\|Australian]] actor. During the 1960s, he was a [[w:leading actor\|leading actor]] on British television, where he was best known for his appearances in ''[[w:The Troubleshooters\|The Troubleshooters]]'' (1965–1971). From the 1970s, he appeared in lead and [[w:Character actor\|character roles]] in Australian films and TV series.

	==Early life==		==Early life==
	Barrett was born in [[Brisbane]], [[Queensland]] and was educated at Windsor State Primary School and at [[Brisbane State High School]]. Fascinated by radio from an early age, he won an on-air talent competition in 1939, at the age of 12: an [[eisteddfod]] that was broadcast on [[4BH]] radio, with a musical monologue about a dog called "Paddy". This was to place him on a path different from his dream of becoming a boat-builder. In 1949, Barrett was initiated into [[Freemasonry]] as an initiate and member of Empire Lodge #197 of the [[United Grand Lodge of Queensland]].		Barrett was born in [[w:Brisbane\|Brisbane]], [[w:Queensland\|Queensland]] and was educated at Windsor State Primary School and at [[w:Brisbane State High School\|Brisbane State High School]]. Fascinated by radio from an early age, he won an on-air talent competition in 1939, at the age of 12: an [[w:eisteddfod\|eisteddfod]] that was broadcast on [[w:4BH\|4BH]] radio, with a musical monologue about a dog called "Paddy". This was to place him on a path different from his dream of becoming a boat-builder. In 1949, Barrett was initiated into [[w:Freemasonry\|Freemasonry]] as an initiate and member of Empire Lodge #197 of the [[w:United Grand Lodge of Queensland\|United Grand Lodge of Queensland]].

	==Acting career==		==Acting career==

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	Ray Barrett first appeared on radio in [[Brisbane]], and later in [[Sydney]], to where he moved in 1954. In 1957, he moved to [[UK\|Britain]], where his background as a singer earned him a part in a revue alongside [[Beryl Reid]], [[Patrick Wymark]] and [[Sheila Hancock]].<ref name="The Timeless Land">''[[The Timeless Land]]'', TV guide compiled by Kate Reid, photographs by Martin Webby, [[Australian Broadcasting Corporation\|Australian Broadcasting Commission]], 56 pp., Sydney, 1980. {{ISBN\|0-642-97469-1}}.</ref>		Ray Barrett first appeared on radio in [[w:Brisbane]], and later in [[w:Sydney]], to where he moved in 1954. In 1957, he moved to [[w:UK\|Britain]], where his background as a singer earned him a part in a revue alongside [[Beryl Reid]], [[Patrick Wymark]] and [[Sheila Hancock]].<ref name="The Timeless Land">''[[w:The Timeless Land\|]]'', TV guide compiled by Kate Reid, photographs by Martin Webby, [[w:Australian Broadcasting Corporation\|Australian Broadcasting Commission]], 56 pp., Sydney, 1980. {{ISBN\|0-642-97469-1}}.</ref>

	Owing to his "tough looks", Barrett was given character and "[[tough guy]]" roles from an unusually young age. In Britain, he played one of the lead roles in the TV series ''[[Emergency – Ward 10]]'' and later one of the main characters, the hard-nosed oil worker Peter Thornton, in the long-running [[BBC]] series ''[[The Troubleshooters]]''.<ref name="The Timeless Land" /> He mostly appeared in television but also made several films including Hammer's ''[[The Reptile]]'' (1966).<ref>{{cite magazine\|first=Stephen\|last=Vagg\|magazine=Filmink\|title=Ten random Australian connections with Hammer Films\|date=June 28, 2020 }}</ref>		Owing to his "tough looks", Barrett was given character and "[[w:tough guy\|tough guy]]" roles from an unusually young age. In Britain, he played one of the lead roles in the TV series ''[[w:Emergency – Ward 10\|Emergency – Ward 10]]'' and later one of the main characters, the hard-nosed oil worker Peter Thornton, in the long-running [[w:BBC\|BBC]] series ''[[w:The Troubleshooters\|The Troubleshooters]]''.<ref name="The Timeless Land" /> He mostly appeared in television but also made several films including Hammer's ''[[w:The Reptile\|The Reptile]]'' (1966).<ref>{{cite magazine\|first=Stephen\|last=Vagg\|magazine=Filmink\|title=Ten random Australian connections with Hammer Films\|date=June 28, 2020 }}</ref>

	He also voiced characters in [[Gerry Anderson]]-produced "[[Supermarionation]]" series of the 1960s: ''[[Stingray (1964 TV series)\|Stingray]]'' (1964–65), as Commander Shore and Titan, and ''[[Thunderbirds (TV series)\|Thunderbirds]]'' (1965–66) as [[John Tracy (Thunderbirds)\|John Tracy]], the [[Hood (Thunderbirds)\|Hood]] and various extras. Also in 1965, he appeared as Bennett/Koquillion in the ''[[Doctor Who]]'' serial ''[[The Rescue (Doctor Who)\|The Rescue]]''.<ref>Howson, Spencer: [http://blogs.abc.net.au/queensland/2009/05/ray-barretts-dr.html Ray Barrett's ''Dr Who'' Episodes Released on DVD] {{webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120310064122/http://blogs.abc.net.au/queensland/2009/05/ray-barretts-dr.html \|date=10 March 2012 }}, [[ABC Radio and Regional Content\|ABC Radio]], 11 May 2009.</ref>		He also voiced characters in [[w:Gerry Anderson\|Gerry Anderson]]-produced "[[w:Supermarionation\|Supermarionation]]" series of the 1960s: ''[[w:Stingray (1964 TV series)\|Stingray]]'' (1964–65), as Commander Shore and Titan, and ''[[w:Thunderbirds (TV series)\|Thunderbirds]]'' (1965–66) as [[w:John Tracy (Thunderbirds)\|John Tracy]], the [[w:Hood (Thunderbirds)\|Hood]] and various extras. Also in 1965, he appeared as Bennett/Koquillion in the ''[[w:Doctor Who\|Doctor Who]]'' serial ''[[w:The Rescue (Doctor Who)\|The Rescue]]''.<ref>Howson, Spencer: [http://blogs.abc.net.au/queensland/2009/05/ray-barretts-dr.html Ray Barrett's ''Dr Who'' Episodes Released on DVD] {{webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120310064122/http://blogs.abc.net.au/queensland/2009/05/ray-barretts-dr.html \|date=10 March 2012 }}, [[w:ABC Radio and Regional Content\|ABC Radio]], 11 May 2009.</ref>

	===Australia===		===Australia===
	In later years, Barrett starred in film and TV roles in his native Australia, living on [[Stradbroke Island]], [[Queensland]] during the 1970s. He appeared as the [[Prime Minister of Australia\|Prime Minister]] (a character who is assassinated) in ''[[Burn the Butterflies]]'', and as a miner in ''[[Golden Soak]]''. In 1980, he played the part of the controversial Australian historical figure [[Governor Bligh]] in the [[ABC Television (Australian TV network)\|ABC Television]] production ''[[The Timeless Land]]''.<ref name="The Timeless Land" /> He had secondary roles in many other productions, including ''[[Something in the Air (TV series)\|Something in the Air]]''.		In later years, Barrett starred in film and TV roles in his native Australia, living on [[w:Stradbroke Island\|Stradbroke Island]], [[w:Queensland\|Queensland]] during the 1970s. He appeared as the [[w:Prime Minister of Australia\|Prime Minister]] (a character who is assassinated) in ''[[w:Burn the Butterflies\|Burn the Butterflies]]'', and as a miner in ''[[w:Golden Soak\|Golden Soak]]''. In 1980, he played the part of the controversial Australian historical figure [[w:Governor Bligh\|Governor Bligh]] in the [[w:ABC Television (Australian TV network)\|ABC Television]] production ''[[w:The Timeless Land\|The Timeless Land]]''.<ref name="The Timeless Land" /> He had secondary roles in many other productions, including ''[[w:Something in the Air (TV series)\|Something in the Air]]''.

	Barrett also appeared in such films as ''[[Don's Party]]'' and ''[[The Carmakers]]'' (about the 1973 release of the [[Leyland P76]] car, co-starring [[Noel Ferrier]] and [[Nick Tate]]). In 2005, he received an [[Australian Film Institute Longford Life Achievement Award]].<ref>[http://www.afi.org.au/Content/NavigationMenu/Newlandingpage/RaymondLongfordAward/AFI_RaymondL_Winners_1968-2009.pdf AFI Raymond Longford Award] {{webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20090920010400/http://www.afi.org.au/Content/NavigationMenu/Newlandingpage/RaymondLongfordAward/AFI_RaymondL_Winners_1968-2009.pdf \|date=20 September 2009 }}, [[Australian Film Institute]].</ref>		Barrett also appeared in such films as ''[[w:Don's Party\|Don's Party]]'' and ''[[w:The Carmakers\|The Carmakers]]'' (about the 1973 release of the [[w:Leyland P76\|Leyland P76]] car, co-starring [[w:Noel Ferrier\|Noel Ferrier]] and [[w:Nick Tate\|Nick Tate]]). In 2005, he received an [[w:Australian Film Institute Longford Life Achievement Award\|Australian Film Institute Longford Life Achievement Award]].<ref>[http://www.afi.org.au/Content/NavigationMenu/Newlandingpage/RaymondLongfordAward/AFI_RaymondL_Winners_1968-2009.pdf AFI Raymond Longford Award] {{webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20090920010400/http://www.afi.org.au/Content/NavigationMenu/Newlandingpage/RaymondLongfordAward/AFI_RaymondL_Winners_1968-2009.pdf \|date=20 September 2009 }}, [[w:Australian Film Institute\|]].</ref>

	==Death==		==Death==
	Barrett died on 8 September 2009 at the [[Gold Coast Hospital]] in [[Southport, Queensland\|Southport]], [[Queensland]], aged 82, after suffering a [[brain haemorrhage]].<ref>[http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,26046085-661,00.html Veteran Actor Ray Barrett Dies at 82], ''[[Herald Sun]]'', 8 September 2009.</ref> His final acting appearance had been in the 2008 film ''[[Australia (2008 film)\|Australia]]''. He was married three times, and left three children.		Barrett died on 8 September 2009 at the [[w:Gold Coast Hospital\|Gold Coast Hospital]] in [[w:Southport, Queensland\|Southport]], [[w:Queensland\|Queensland]], aged 82, after suffering a [[w:brain haemorrhage\|brain haemorrhage]].<ref>[http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,26046085-661,00.html Veteran Actor Ray Barrett Dies at 82], ''[[w:Herald Sun\|]]'', 8 September 2009.</ref> His final acting appearance had been in the 2008 film ''[[w:Australia (2008 film)\|Australia]]''. He was married three times, and left three children.

	==Filmography==		==Filmography==

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	\| birth_name = Raymond Charles Barrett		\| birth_name = Raymond Charles Barrett
	\| birth_date = {{Birth date\|df=yes\|1927\|5\|2}}		\| birth_date = {{Birth date\|df=yes\|1927\|5\|2}}
	\| birth_place = [[Brisbane]], [[Queensland]], Australia		\| birth_place = [[w:Brisbane\|Brisbane]], [[w:Queensland\|Queensland]], Australia
	\| death_date = {{Death date and age\|df=yes\|2009\|9\|8\|1927\|5\|2}}		\| death_date = {{Death date and age\|df=yes\|2009\|9\|8\|1927\|5\|2}}
	\| death_place = [[Southport, Queensland]], Australia		\| death_place = [[w:Southport, Queensland\|Southport]], Australia
	\| education = [[Brisbane State High School]]		\| education = [[w:Brisbane State High School\|Brisbane State High School]]
	\| occupation = Actor, singer		\| occupation = Actor, singer
	\| years_active = 1957–2008		\| years_active = 1957–2008
	\| awards = [[AACTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role]] (1982)<br />[[Raymond Longford Award]] (2005)		\| awards = [[w:AACTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role\|AACTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role]] (1982)<br />[[w:Raymond Longford Award\|Raymond Longford Award]] (2005)
	\| spouse = {{ubl\|{{marriage\|Audrey Bettanay\|1951\|\|end=divorced}}\|{{marriage\|Miren Cork\|1969\|\|end=divorced}}\|{{marriage\|Gaye O'Brien\|1986}}}}		\| spouse = {{ubl\|{{marriage\|Audrey Bettanay\|1951\|\|end=divorced}}\|{{marriage\|Miren Cork\|1969\|\|end=divorced}}\|{{marriage\|Gaye O'Brien\|1986}}}}
	\| partner = Celia Sherman<ref name="theaustralian.com.au">[http://www.theaustralian.com.au/arts/film/ray-barrett-led-an-actors-life-with-few-regrets/story-e6frg8pf-1225770720891] {{dead link\|date=November 2021}}</ref>		\| partner = Celia Sherman<ref name="theaustralian.com.au">[http://www.theaustralian.com.au/arts/film/ray-barrett-led-an-actors-life-with-few-regrets/story-e6frg8pf-1225770720891] {{dead link\|date=November 2021}}</ref>
	\| children = 3<ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/australiaandthepacific/australia/6159604/Veteran-Australian-actor-Ray-Barrett-dies.html\|title = Veteran Australian actor Ray Barrett dies\|website=Telegraph.co.uk}}</ref><ref name="theaustralian.com.au"/>		\| children = 3<ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/australiaandthepacific/australia/6159604/Veteran-Australian-actor-Ray-Barrett-dies.html\|title = Veteran Australian actor Ray Barrett dies\|website=Telegraph.co.uk}}</ref><ref name="theaustralian.com.au"/>
	}}		}}
	'''Raymond Charles Barrett''' (2 May 1927{{Spaced ndash}}8 September 2009) was an [[Australians\|Australian]] actor. During the 1960s, he was a [[leading actor]] on British television, where he was best known for his appearances in ''[[The Troubleshooters]]'' (1965–1971). From the 1970s, he appeared in lead and [[Character actor\|character roles]] in Australian films and TV series.		'''Raymond Charles Barrett''' (2 May 1927{{Spaced ndash}}8 September 2009) was an [[w:Australians\|Australian]] actor. During the 1960s, he was a [[w:leading actor\|leading actor]] on British television, where he was best known for his appearances in ''[[w:The Troubleshooters\|The Troubleshooters]]'' (1965–1971). From the 1970s, he appeared in lead and [[w:Character actor\|character roles]] in Australian films and TV series.

	==Early life==		==Early life==
	Barrett was born in [[Brisbane]], [[Queensland]] and was educated at Windsor State Primary School and at [[Brisbane State High School]]. Fascinated by radio from an early age, he won an on-air talent competition in 1939, at the age of 12: an [[eisteddfod]] that was broadcast on [[4BH]] radio, with a musical monologue about a dog called "Paddy". This was to place him on a path different from his dream of becoming a boat-builder. In 1949, Barrett was initiated into [[Freemasonry]] as an initiate and member of Empire Lodge #197 of the [[United Grand Lodge of Queensland]].		Barrett was born in [[w:Brisbane\|Brisbane]], [[w:Queensland\|Queensland]] and was educated at Windsor State Primary School and at [[w:Brisbane State High School\|Brisbane State High School]]. Fascinated by radio from an early age, he won an on-air talent competition in 1939, at the age of 12: an [[w:eisteddfod\|eisteddfod]] that was broadcast on [[w:4BH\|4BH]] radio, with a musical monologue about a dog called "Paddy". This was to place him on a path different from his dream of becoming a boat-builder. In 1949, Barrett was initiated into [[w:Freemasonry\|Freemasonry]] as an initiate and member of Empire Lodge #197 of the [[w:United Grand Lodge of Queensland\|United Grand Lodge of Queensland]].

	==Acting career==		==Acting career==

	===United Kingdom===		===United Kingdom===
	Ray Barrett first appeared on radio in [[Brisbane]], and later in [[Sydney]], to where he moved in 1954. In 1957, he moved to [[UK\|Britain]], where his background as a singer earned him a part in a revue alongside [[Beryl Reid]], [[Patrick Wymark]] and [[Sheila Hancock]].<ref name="The Timeless Land">''[[The Timeless Land]]'', TV guide compiled by Kate Reid, photographs by Martin Webby, [[Australian Broadcasting Corporation\|Australian Broadcasting Commission]], 56 pp., Sydney, 1980. {{ISBN\|0-642-97469-1}}.</ref>		Ray Barrett first appeared on radio in [[w:Brisbane]], and later in [[w:Sydney]], to where he moved in 1954. In 1957, he moved to [[w:UK\|Britain]], where his background as a singer earned him a part in a revue alongside [[Beryl Reid]], [[Patrick Wymark]] and [[Sheila Hancock]].<ref name="The Timeless Land">''[[w:The Timeless Land\|]]'', TV guide compiled by Kate Reid, photographs by Martin Webby, [[w:Australian Broadcasting Corporation\|Australian Broadcasting Commission]], 56 pp., Sydney, 1980. {{ISBN\|0-642-97469-1}}.</ref>

	Owing to his "tough looks", Barrett was given character and "[[tough guy]]" roles from an unusually young age. In Britain, he played one of the lead roles in the TV series ''[[Emergency – Ward 10]]'' and later one of the main characters, the hard-nosed oil worker Peter Thornton, in the long-running [[BBC]] series ''[[The Troubleshooters]]''.<ref name="The Timeless Land" /> He mostly appeared in television but also made several films including Hammer's ''[[The Reptile]]'' (1966).<ref>{{cite magazine\|first=Stephen\|last=Vagg\|magazine=Filmink\|title=Ten random Australian connections with Hammer Films\|date=June 28, 2020 }}</ref>		Owing to his "tough looks", Barrett was given character and "[[w:tough guy\|tough guy]]" roles from an unusually young age. In Britain, he played one of the lead roles in the TV series ''[[w:Emergency – Ward 10\|Emergency – Ward 10]]'' and later one of the main characters, the hard-nosed oil worker Peter Thornton, in the long-running [[w:BBC\|BBC]] series ''[[w:The Troubleshooters\|The Troubleshooters]]''.<ref name="The Timeless Land" /> He mostly appeared in television but also made several films including Hammer's ''[[w:The Reptile\|The Reptile]]'' (1966).<ref>{{cite magazine\|first=Stephen\|last=Vagg\|magazine=Filmink\|title=Ten random Australian connections with Hammer Films\|date=June 28, 2020 }}</ref>

	He also voiced characters in [[Gerry Anderson]]-produced "[[Supermarionation]]" series of the 1960s: ''[[Stingray (1964 TV series)\|Stingray]]'' (1964–65), as Commander Shore and Titan, and ''[[Thunderbirds (TV series)\|Thunderbirds]]'' (1965–66) as [[John Tracy (Thunderbirds)\|John Tracy]], the [[Hood (Thunderbirds)\|Hood]] and various extras. Also in 1965, he appeared as Bennett/Koquillion in the ''[[Doctor Who]]'' serial ''[[The Rescue (Doctor Who)\|The Rescue]]''.<ref>Howson, Spencer: [http://blogs.abc.net.au/queensland/2009/05/ray-barretts-dr.html Ray Barrett's ''Dr Who'' Episodes Released on DVD] {{webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120310064122/http://blogs.abc.net.au/queensland/2009/05/ray-barretts-dr.html \|date=10 March 2012 }}, [[ABC Radio and Regional Content\|ABC Radio]], 11 May 2009.</ref>		He also voiced characters in [[w:Gerry Anderson\|Gerry Anderson]]-produced "[[w:Supermarionation\|Supermarionation]]" series of the 1960s: ''[[w:Stingray (1964 TV series)\|Stingray]]'' (1964–65), as Commander Shore and Titan, and ''[[w:Thunderbirds (TV series)\|Thunderbirds]]'' (1965–66) as [[w:John Tracy (Thunderbirds)\|John Tracy]], the [[w:Hood (Thunderbirds)\|Hood]] and various extras. Also in 1965, he appeared as Bennett/Koquillion in the ''[[w:Doctor Who\|Doctor Who]]'' serial ''[[w:The Rescue (Doctor Who)\|The Rescue]]''.<ref>Howson, Spencer: [http://blogs.abc.net.au/queensland/2009/05/ray-barretts-dr.html Ray Barrett's ''Dr Who'' Episodes Released on DVD] {{webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120310064122/http://blogs.abc.net.au/queensland/2009/05/ray-barretts-dr.html \|date=10 March 2012 }}, [[w:ABC Radio and Regional Content\|ABC Radio]], 11 May 2009.</ref>

	===Australia===		===Australia===
	In later years, Barrett starred in film and TV roles in his native Australia, living on [[Stradbroke Island]], [[Queensland]] during the 1970s. He appeared as the [[Prime Minister of Australia\|Prime Minister]] (a character who is assassinated) in ''[[Burn the Butterflies]]'', and as a miner in ''[[Golden Soak]]''. In 1980, he played the part of the controversial Australian historical figure [[Governor Bligh]] in the [[ABC Television (Australian TV network)\|ABC Television]] production ''[[The Timeless Land]]''.<ref name="The Timeless Land" /> He had secondary roles in many other productions, including ''[[Something in the Air (TV series)\|Something in the Air]]''.		In later years, Barrett starred in film and TV roles in his native Australia, living on [[w:Stradbroke Island\|Stradbroke Island]], [[w:Queensland\|Queensland]] during the 1970s. He appeared as the [[w:Prime Minister of Australia\|Prime Minister]] (a character who is assassinated) in ''[[w:Burn the Butterflies\|Burn the Butterflies]]'', and as a miner in ''[[w:Golden Soak\|Golden Soak]]''. In 1980, he played the part of the controversial Australian historical figure [[w:Governor Bligh\|Governor Bligh]] in the [[w:ABC Television (Australian TV network)\|ABC Television]] production ''[[w:The Timeless Land\|The Timeless Land]]''.<ref name="The Timeless Land" /> He had secondary roles in many other productions, including ''[[w:Something in the Air (TV series)\|Something in the Air]]''.

	Barrett also appeared in such films as ''[[Don's Party]]'' and ''[[The Carmakers]]'' (about the 1973 release of the [[Leyland P76]] car, co-starring [[Noel Ferrier]] and [[Nick Tate]]). In 2005, he received an [[Australian Film Institute Longford Life Achievement Award]].<ref>[http://www.afi.org.au/Content/NavigationMenu/Newlandingpage/RaymondLongfordAward/AFI_RaymondL_Winners_1968-2009.pdf AFI Raymond Longford Award] {{webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20090920010400/http://www.afi.org.au/Content/NavigationMenu/Newlandingpage/RaymondLongfordAward/AFI_RaymondL_Winners_1968-2009.pdf \|date=20 September 2009 }}, [[Australian Film Institute]].</ref>		Barrett also appeared in such films as ''[[w:Don's Party\|Don's Party]]'' and ''[[w:The Carmakers\|The Carmakers]]'' (about the 1973 release of the [[w:Leyland P76\|Leyland P76]] car, co-starring [[w:Noel Ferrier\|Noel Ferrier]] and [[w:Nick Tate\|Nick Tate]]). In 2005, he received an [[w:Australian Film Institute Longford Life Achievement Award\|Australian Film Institute Longford Life Achievement Award]].<ref>[http://www.afi.org.au/Content/NavigationMenu/Newlandingpage/RaymondLongfordAward/AFI_RaymondL_Winners_1968-2009.pdf AFI Raymond Longford Award] {{webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20090920010400/http://www.afi.org.au/Content/NavigationMenu/Newlandingpage/RaymondLongfordAward/AFI_RaymondL_Winners_1968-2009.pdf \|date=20 September 2009 }}, [[w:Australian Film Institute\|]].</ref>

	==Death==		==Death==
	Barrett died on 8 September 2009 at the [[Gold Coast Hospital]] in [[Southport, Queensland\|Southport]], [[Queensland]], aged 82, after suffering a [[brain haemorrhage]].<ref>[http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,26046085-661,00.html Veteran Actor Ray Barrett Dies at 82], ''[[Herald Sun]]'', 8 September 2009.</ref> His final acting appearance had been in the 2008 film ''[[Australia (2008 film)\|Australia]]''. He was married three times, and left three children.		Barrett died on 8 September 2009 at the [[w:Gold Coast Hospital\|Gold Coast Hospital]] in [[w:Southport, Queensland\|Southport]], [[w:Queensland\|Queensland]], aged 82, after suffering a [[w:brain haemorrhage\|brain haemorrhage]].<ref>[http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,26046085-661,00.html Veteran Actor Ray Barrett Dies at 82], ''[[w:Herald Sun\|]]'', 8 September 2009.</ref> His final acting appearance had been in the 2008 film ''[[w:Australia (2008 film)\|Australia]]''. He was married three times, and left three children.

	==Filmography==		==Filmography==

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	* ''[[The Adventures of Long John Silver]]'' (1957) as Paul		* ''[[w:The Adventures of Long John Silver\|The Adventures of Long John Silver]]'' (1957) as Paul
	* ''[[Educating Archie]]'' (1959) as Ray		* ''[[Educating Archie]]'' (1959) as Ray
	* ''[[Armchair Mystery Theatre]]'' (1960) as Detective-Sergeant Cullen		* ''[[w:Armchair Mystery Theatre\|Armchair Mystery Theatre]]'' (1960) as Detective-Sergeant Cullen
	* ''[[Armchair Theatre]]'' (1960–1962) as Alan Whint / Donnie / Ben		* ''[[w:Armchair Theatre\|Armchair Theatre]]'' (1960–1962) as Alan Whint / Donnie / Ben
	* ''[[Emergency – Ward 10]]'' (1960–61) as Dr. Don Nolan		* ''[[w:Emergency – Ward 10\|Emergency – Ward 10]]'' (1960–61) as Dr. Don Nolan
	* ''[[Out of This World (UK TV series)\|Out of This World]]'' (1962) as Dr. Alan Whint		* ''[[w:Out of This World (UK TV series)\|Out of This World]]'' (1962) as Dr. Alan Whint
	* ''[[Man of the World (TV series)\|Man of the World]]'' (1962) as Charlie West		* ''[[w:Man of the World (TV series)\|Man of the World]]'' (1962) as Charlie West
	* ''[[The Avengers (TV series)\|The Avengers]]'' (1963) as Strong		* ''[[w:The Avengers (TV series)\|The Avengers]]'' (1963) as Strong
	* ''[[Z Cars]]'' (1963) as Len Wilson		* ''[[w:Z Cars\|Z Cars]]'' (1963) as Len Wilson
	* ''[[ITV Playhouse]]'' (1963) as Larry Ransome		* ''[[w:ITV Playhouse\|ITV Playhouse]]'' (1963) as Larry Ransome
	* ''[[First Night]]'' (1963) as Frank Angelo		* ''[[w:First Night\|First Night]]'' (1963) as Frank Angelo
	* ''[[ITV Play of the Week]]'' (1963–64) as Sergeant Weston / Jack Bailey		* ''[[w:ITV Play of the Week\|ITV Play of the Week]]'' (1963–64) as Sergeant Weston / Jack Bailey
	* ''[[Ghost Squad (TV series)\|Ghost Squad]]'' (1963–64) as Peter Clarke / Mr. Hicks		* ''[[w:Ghost Squad (TV series)\|Ghost Squad]]'' (1963–64) as Peter Clarke / Mr. Hicks
	* ''[[The Saint (TV series)\|The Saint]]'' (1964) as Willie Kinsall		* ''[[w:The Saint (TV series)\|The Saint]]'' (1964) as Willie Kinsall
	* ''[[The Brothers Karamazov]]'' (1964–65) as Mitya Karamazov		* ''[[w:The Brothers Karamazov\|The Brothers Karamazov]]'' (1964–65) as Mitya Karamazov
	* ''[[Doctor Who]]'' (1965) as Bennett / Koquillion		* ''[[w:Doctor Who\|Doctor Who]]'' (1965) as Bennett / Koquillion
	* ''[[Thursday Theatre]]'' (1965) as Jacko		* ''[[w:Thursday Theatre\|Thursday Theatre]]'' (1965) as Jacko
	* ''[[Stingray (1964 TV series)\|Stingray]]'' (1964–65) as Commander Sam Shore / Sub-Lieutenant John Horatio Fisher / King Titan (voice)		* ''[[w:Stingray (1964 TV series)\|Stingray]]'' (1964–65) as Commander Sam Shore / Sub-Lieutenant John Horatio Fisher / King Titan (voice)
	* ''[[Drama 61-67\|Drama 61–67]]'' (1962–1965) as Captain Murchison		* ''[[w:Drama 61-67\|Drama 61–67]]'' (1962–1965) as Captain Murchison
	* ''[[BBC Play of the Month]]'' (1965) as Knight		* ''[[w:BBC Play of the Month\|BBC Play of the Month]]'' (1965) as Knight
	* ''Blackmail'' (1965) as Patek		* ''Blackmail'' (1965) as Patek
	* ''[[Gideon's Way\|Gideon C.I.D.]]'' (1965)		* ''[[w:Gideon's Way\|Gideon C.I.D.]]'' (1965)
	* ''[[No Hiding Place]]'' (1963–1965) as Johnny Crown / Larry Hobbs		* ''[[w:No Hiding Place\|No Hiding Place]]'' (1963–1965) as Johnny Crown / Larry Hobbs
	* ''[[The Spies (TV series)\|The Spies]]'' (1966) as Walker		* ''[[w:The Spies (TV series)\|The Spies]]'' (1966) as Walker
	* ''[[The Man in Room 17]]'' (1966) as Al Gover		* ''[[w:The Man in Room 17]\|]'' (1966) as Al Gover
	* ''[[Thunderbirds (TV series)\|Thunderbirds]]'' (1965–66) as John Tracy / The Hood / Lieutenant Burroughs / Various Characters (voice)		* ''[[w:Thunderbirds (TV series)\|Thunderbirds]]'' (1965–66) as John Tracy / The Hood / Lieutenant Burroughs / Various Characters (voice)
	* ''[[Till Death Us Do Part]]'' (1967)		* ''[[Till Death Us Do Part]]'' (1967)
	* ''[[The Corbett Follies]]'' (1969)		* ''[[The Corbett Follies]]'' (1969)
	* ''[[Mogul (TV series)\|Mogul]]'' (1965–1972) as Peter Thornton		* ''[[w:Mogul (TV series)\|Mogul]]'' (1965–1972) as Peter Thornton
	* ''[[Public Eye (TV series)\|Public Eye]]'' (1972) as Melville Hayden-Peters		* ''[[w:Public Eye (TV series)\|Public Eye]]'' (1972) as Melville Hayden-Peters
	* ''[[Barlow at Large]]'' (1974) as Johnny Duchene		* ''[[w:Barlow at Large\|Barlow at Large]]'' (1974) as Johnny Duchene
	* ''[[The Adventures of Black Beauty]]'' (1974) as T. Otis Waygood		* ''[[w:The Adventures of Black Beauty\|The Adventures of Black Beauty]]'' (1974) as T. Otis Waygood
	* ''[[Dixon of Dock Green]]'' (1964–1974) as Phil Burgh / Nat Singer		* ''[[w:Dixon of Dock Green]\|]'' (1964–1974) as Phil Burgh / Nat Singer
	* ''[[Colditz (1972 TV series)\|Colditz]]'' (1974) as Flt. Lt. Jack Collins		* ''[[w:Colditz (1972 TV series)\|Colditz]]'' (1974) as Flt. Lt. Jack Collins
	* ''[[The Double Dealers]]'' (1974) as Geoffrey Burch		* ''[[w:The Double Dealers\|The Double Dealers]]'' (1974) as Geoffrey Burch
	* ''[[Churchill's People]]'' (1975) as Leo Hennessey		* ''[[w:Churchill's People\|Churchill's People]]'' (1975) as Leo Hennessey
	* ''[[The Outsiders (Australian TV series)\|The Outsiders]]'' (1976) as Harry		* ''[[w:The Outsiders (Australian TV series)\|The Outsiders]]'' (1976) as Harry
	* ''[[Run from the Morning]]'' (1978)		* ''[[w:Run from the Morning\|Run from the Morning]]'' (1978)
	* ''[[Golden Soak]]'' (1979) as Alec Hamilton		* ''[[w:Golden Soak\|Golden Soak]]'' (1979) as Alec Hamilton
	* ''[[Burn the Butterflies]]'' (1979) as Prime Minister		* ''[[w:Burn the Butterflies\|Burn the Butterflies]]'' (1979) as Prime Minister
	* ''[[The Timeless Land]]'' (1980) as Gov. Bligh		* ''[[w:The Timeless Land\|The Timeless Land]]'' (1980) as Gov. Bligh
	* ''[[Levkas Man]]'' (1981)		* ''[[w:Levkas Man\|Levkas Man]]'' (1981)
	* ''[[Sporting Chance]]'' (1981) as Robbo		* ''[[w:Sporting Chance\|Sporting Chance]]'' (1981) as Robbo
	* ''[[The Last Bastion]]'' (1984) as Gen. Tom Blamey		* ''[[w:The Last Bastion\|The Last Bastion]]'' (1984) as Gen. Tom Blamey
	* ''[[Five Mile Creek]]'' (1984) as Harry		* ''[[w:Five Mile Creek\|Five Mile Creek]]'' (1984) as Harry
	* ''[[Waterfront (miniseries)\|Waterfront]]'' (1984) as Sam Elliott		* ''[[w:Waterfront (miniseries)\|Waterfront]]'' (1984) as Sam Elliott
	* ''[[The Flying Doctors]]'' (1986) as Frank Watson		* ''[[w:The Flying Doctors\|The Flying Doctors]]'' (1986) as Frank Watson
	* ''[[Tusitala]]'' (1986) as Harry Moors		* ''[[w:Tusitala\|Tusitala]]'' (1986) as Harry Moors
	* ''[[The Challenge (TV series)\|The Challenge]]'' (1986) as Robert McCullough		* ''[[w:The Challenge (TV series)\|The Challenge]]'' (1986) as Robert McCullough
	* ''[[G.P.]]'' (1989) as Rex Mitchell		* ''[[w:G.P.\|G.P.]]'' (1989) as Rex Mitchell
	* ''[[The Paper Man (TV miniseries)\|The Paper Man]]'' (1990) as Maurice Grimm		* ''[[w:The Paper Man (TV miniseries)\|The Paper Man]]'' (1990) as Maurice Grimm
	* ''[[Correlli]]'' (1995) as Harry Powell		* ''[[w:Correlli\|Correlli]]'' (1995) as Harry Powell
	* ''[[Bordertown (1995 TV series)\|Bordertown]]'' (1995) as Colonel Forsythe		* ''[[w:Bordertown (1995 TV series)\|Bordertown]]'' (1995) as Colonel Forsythe
	* ''[[Fire (TV series)\|Fire]]'' (1996) as Charles		* ''[[w:Fire (TV series)\|Fire]]'' (1996) as Charles
	* ''[[Adrenaline Junkies]]'' (1997)		* ''[[w:Adrenaline Junkies\|Adrenaline Junkies]]'' (1997)
	* ''[[Something in the Air (TV series)\|Something in the Air]]'' (2000) as Len Taylor		* ''[[w:Something in the Air (TV series)\|Something in the Air]]'' (2000) as Len Taylor
	* ''[[Stingers (TV series)\|Stingers]]'' (2000) as Mr. Rafferty		* ''[[w:Stingers (TV series)\|Stingers]]'' (2000) as Mr. Rafferty
	* ''[[White Collar Blue]]'' (2003) as Barry Hill		* ''[[w:White Collar Blue\|White Collar Blue]]'' (2003) as Barry Hill
	* ''[[After the Deluge]]'' (2003) as Old Cliff Kirby		* ''[[w:After the Deluge\|After the Deluge]]'' (2003) as Old Cliff Kirby
	* ''[[All Saints (TV series)\|All Saints]]'' (2004) as Doc Connelly		* ''[[w:All Saints (TV series)\|All Saints]]'' (2004) as Doc Connelly
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	* ''The Desperate Women'' (1954) as Agent		* ''The Desperate Women'' (1954) as Agent
	* ''[[The Sundowners (1960 film)\|The Sundowners]]'' (1960) (uncredited)		* ''[[w:The Sundowners (1960 film)\|The Sundowners]]'' (1960) (uncredited)
	* ''[[Touch of Death (1961 film)\|Touch of Death]]'' (1961) as Maxwell		* ''[[w:Touch of Death (1961 film)\|Touch of Death]]'' (1961) as Maxwell
	* ''[[Edgar Wallace Mysteries]]'': "[[Time to Remember]]" (1962) as Sammy (US TV: ''Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre'')		* ''[[w:Edgar Wallace Mysteries\|Edgar Wallace Mysteries]]'': "[[w:Time to Remember\|Time to Remember]]" (1962) as Sammy (US TV: ''Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre'')
	* ''[[Mix Me a Person]]'' (1962) as Insp. Wagstaffe		* ''[[w:Mix Me a Person\|Mix Me a Person]]'' (1962) as Insp. Wagstaffe
	* ''[[Jigsaw (1962 film)\|Jigsaw]]'' (1962) as Sgt. Gorman		* ''[[w:Jigsaw (1962 film)\|Jigsaw]]'' (1962) as Sgt. Gorman
	* ''Moment of Decision'' (1962) (Third episode in the [[The Scales of Justice\|Scales of Justice]] series)		* ''Moment of Decision'' (1962) (Third episode in the [[w:The Scales of Justice\|Scales of Justice]] series)
	* ''Edgar Wallace Mysteries'': "To Have and to Hold" (1963) as Henry Fraser (US TV: ''Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre'')		* ''Edgar Wallace Mysteries'': "To Have and to Hold" (1963) as Henry Fraser (US TV: ''Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre'')
	* ''[[80,000 Suspects]]'' (1963) as Health Inspector Bennett		* ''[[w:80,000 Suspects\|80,000 Suspects]]'' (1963) as Health Inspector Bennett
	* ''[[Valley of the Kings]]'' (1964) as Mr. Marsh		* ''[[w:Valley of the Kings\|Valley of the Kings]]'' (1964) as Mr. Marsh
	* ''[[The Reptile]]'' (1966) as Harry George Spalding		* ''[[w:The Reptile\|The Reptile]]'' (1966) as Harry George Spalding
	* ''[[Thunderbirds Are GO]]'' (1966) as John Tracy / The Hood (voice)		* ''[[w:Thunderbirds Are GO\|Thunderbirds Are GO]]'' (1966) as John Tracy / The Hood (voice)
	* ''[[Just like a Woman (1967 film)\|Just Like a Woman]]'' (1967) as Australian		* ''[[w:Just like a Woman (1967 film)\|Just Like a Woman]]'' (1967) as Australian
	* ''[[Revenge (1971 film)\|Revenge]]'' (1971) as Harry		* ''[[w:Revenge (1971 film)\|Revenge]]'' (1971) as Harry
	* ''[[Peer Gynt]]'' (1972) as Button moulder		* ''[[w:Peer Gynt\|Peer Gynt]]'' (1972) as Button moulder
	* ''[[Little Laura and Big John]]'' (1973) as Cates		* ''[[w:Little Laura and Big John\|Little Laura and Big John]]'' (1973) as Cates
	* ''[[The Amorous Milkman]]'' (1975) as John		* ''[[w:The Amorous Milkman\|The Amorous Milkman]]'' (1975) as John
	* ''[[The Hostages (film)\|The Hostages]]'' (1975) as Joe Blake		* ''[[w:The Hostages (film)\|The Hostages]]'' (1975) as Joe Blake
	* ''[[Arena (miniseries)\|Arena]]'' (1976) as Col Burrows		* ''[[w:Arena (miniseries)\|Arena]]'' (1976) as Col Burrows
	* ''[[Don's Party]]'' (1976) as Mal		* ''[[w:Don's Party\|Don's Party]]'' (1976) as Mal
	* ''[[Let the Balloon Go]]'' (1976) as Dr. McLeod		* ''[[w:Let the Balloon Go\|Let the Balloon Go]]'' (1976) as Dr. McLeod
	* ''[[No Room to Run]]'' (1978) as Jack Deakin		* ''[[w:No Room to Run\|No Room to Run]]'' (1978) as Jack Deakin
	* ''[[The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith (film)\|The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith]]'' (1978) as Farrell		* ''[[w:The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith (film)\|The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith]]'' (1978) as Farrell
	* ''[[Tim (film)\|Tim]]'' (1979) as Man outside hotel (uncredited)		* ''[[w:Tim (film)\|Tim]]'' (1979) as Man outside hotel (uncredited)
	* ''[[The Earthling]]'' (1980) as Parnell		* ''[[w:The Earthling\|The Earthling]]'' (1980) as Parnell
	* ''[[Departmental]]'' (1980)		* ''[[w:Departmental\|Departmental]]'' (1980)
	* ''[[A Shifting Dreaming]]'' (1982)		* ''[[w:A Shifting Dreaming\|A Shifting Dreaming]]'' (1982)
	* ''[[A Dangerous Summer]]'' (1982) as F.C.O. Webster		* ''[[w:A Dangerous Summer\|A Dangerous Summer]]'' (1982) as F.C.O. Webster
	* ''[[Goodbye Paradise]]'' (1983) as Michael Stacy		* ''[[w:Goodbye Paradise\|Goodbye Paradise]]'' (1983) as Michael Stacy
	* ''[[Where the Green Ants Dream]]'' (1984) as Cole		* ''[[w:Where the Green Ants Dream\|Where the Green Ants Dream]]'' (1984) as Cole
	* ''[[Conferenceville]]'' (1984)		* ''[[w:Conferenceville\|Conferenceville]]'' (1984)
	* ''[[The Empty Beach]]'' (1985) as MacLeary		* ''[[w:The Empty Beach\|The Empty Beach]]'' (1985) as MacLeary
	* ''[[Rebel (1985 film)\|Rebel]]'' (1985) as Bubbles		* ''[[w:Rebel (1985 film)\|Rebel]]'' (1985) as Bubbles
	* ''[[Relatives (1985 film)\|Relatives]]'' (1985) as Geoffrey		* ''[[w:Relatives (1985 film)\|Relatives]]'' (1985) as Geoffrey
	* ''[[Frenchman's Farm]]'' (1987) as Harry Benson		* ''[[w:Frenchman's Farm\|Frenchman's Farm]]'' (1987) as Harry Benson
	* ''[[Contagion (2011 film)\|Contagion]]'' (1987) as Bael		* ''[[w:Contagion (2011 film)\|Contagion]]'' (1987) as Bael
	* ''[[As Time Goes By (1988 film)\|As Time Goes By]]'' (1988) as J.L. Weston		* ''[[w:As Time Goes By (1988 film)\|As Time Goes By]]'' (1988) as J.L. Weston
	* ''[[Blood Oath (film)\|Prisoners of the Sun]]'' (1990) as President of the Bench		* ''[[w:Blood Oath (film)\|Prisoners of the Sun]]'' (1990) as President of the Bench
	* ''[[Waiting (1991 film)\|Waiting]]'' (1991) as Frank		* ''[[w:Waiting (1991 film)\|Waiting]]'' (1991) as Frank
	* ''[[No Worries (film)\|No Worries]]'' (1994) as Old Burkey		* ''[[w:No Worries (film)\|No Worries]]'' (1994) as Old Burkey
	* ''[[Hotel Sorrento]]'' (1995) as Wal Moynihan		* ''[[w:Hotel Sorrento\|Hotel Sorrento]]'' (1995) as Wal Moynihan
	* ''[[Dad and Dave: On Our Selection]]'' (1995) as Dwyer		* ''[[w:Dad and Dave: On Our Selection\|Dad and Dave: On Our Selection]]'' (1995) as Dwyer
	* ''[[Asian Connection: Old Flames]]'' (1995)		* ''[[w:Asian Connection: Old Flames\|Asian Connection: Old Flames]]'' (1995)
	* ''[[Brilliant Lies]]'' (1996) as Brian Connor		* ''[[w:Brilliant Lies\|Brilliant Lies]]'' (1996) as Brian Connor
	* ''[[Hotel de Love]]'' (1996) as Jack Dunne		* ''[[w:Hotel de Love\|Hotel de Love]]'' (1996) as Jack Dunne
	* ''[[Heaven's Burning]]'' (1997) as Cam		* ''[[w:Heaven's Burning\|Heaven's Burning]]'' (1997) as Cam
	* ''[[In the Winter Dark]]'' (1998) as Maurice Stubbs		* ''[[w:In the Winter Dark\|In the Winter Dark]]'' (1998) as Maurice Stubbs
	* ''Deluge'' (1999)		* ''Deluge'' (1999)
	* ''[[Dalkeith (film)\|Dalkeith]]'' (2002) as Tarquin St John Smythe		* ''[[w:Dalkeith (film)\|Dalkeith]]'' (2002) as Tarquin St John Smythe
	* ''[[Visitors (2003 film)\|Visitors]]'' (2003) as Bill Perry		* ''[[w:Visitors (2003 film)\|Visitors]]'' (2003) as Bill Perry
	* ''[[Australia (2008 film)\|Australia]]'' (2008) as Ramsden (final film role)		* ''[[w:Australia (2008 film)\|Australia]]'' (2008) as Ramsden (final film role)
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