Actor profile

Kim Gyngell

15th April 1952 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Acting

Kim Gyngell (born 15 April 1952), sometimes also credited as Kym Gyngell, is an Australian comedian and film, television and stage actor. Gyngell won the Australian Film Institute Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role in 1988 for his role as Ian McKenzie in Boulevard of Broken Dreams.

26 Movies 24 TV Shows 52 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

How to Make Gravy poster

How to Make Gravy 21st November 2024 as Murray

Parked poster

Parked 12th October 2019 as Park Manager

Brothers' Nest poster

Brothers' Nest 21st June 2018 as Roger

Bleeding Steel poster

Bleeding Steel 18th December 2017 as Scientist

The Little Death poster

The Little Death 13th June 2014 as Steve

Salvation poster

Salvation 19th March 2009 as Tony

Macbeth poster

Macbeth 21st September 2006 as Doctor

Josh Jarman poster

Josh Jarman 10th November 2005 as Stan Billows

The Very Best of The Comedy Company Volume 1 poster

The Very Best of The Comedy Company Volume 1 21st January 2004

The Very Best of The Comedy Company Volume 2 poster

The Very Best of The Comedy Company Volume 2 21st January 2004

The Hard Word poster

The Hard Word 30th May 2002 as Paul

Amy poster

Amy 27th August 1998 as Wax Stevens

Kangaroo Palace poster

Kangaroo Palace 25th May 1997 as Spider

Love and Other Catastrophes poster

Love and Other Catastrophes 1st August 1996 as Professor Richard Leach

What the Moon Saw poster

What the Moon Saw 26th December 1990 as Jim Shilling

Heaven Tonight poster

Heaven Tonight 12th November 1990 as Baz Schultz

Grievous Bodily Harm poster

Grievous Bodily Harm 26th October 1988 as Mick

Boulevard of Broken Dreams poster

Boulevard of Broken Dreams 13th October 1988 as Ian McKenzie

Backstage poster

Backstage 29th March 1988 as Paarvo

The Christmas Visitor poster

The Christmas Visitor 10th December 1987 as Hungry Bill

With Love to the Person Next to Me poster

With Love to the Person Next to Me 15th November 1987

Bachelor Girl poster

Bachelor Girl 1st November 1987

Ground Zero poster

Ground Zero 1st October 1987 as Detective

Wills & Burke poster

Wills & Burke 23rd October 1985 as William John Wills

The Dunera Boys poster

The Dunera Boys 3rd October 1985 as Pvt Bruce

The Chain Reaction poster

The Chain Reaction 25th September 1980 as Crabs

The Artful Dodger poster

The Artful Dodger 29th November 2023 as Alistair McGregor

Black Snow poster

Black Snow 1st January 2023 as Sergeant Troy Turner

Crazy Fun Park poster

Crazy Fun Park 1st January 2023 as Edmund Henley

Wakefield poster

Wakefield 18th April 2021 as Zelco

Back in Very Small Business poster

Back in Very Small Business 5th September 2018 as Ray Leonard

Sunshine poster

Sunshine 18th October 2017 as Rev. Neil 'The Peacock' Skelton

Jack Irish poster

Jack Irish 11th February 2016 as Warren Tissot

Hiding poster

Hiding 5th February 2015 as Warwick Darmody

Upper Middle Bogan poster

Upper Middle Bogan 15th August 2013 as Mr. Widdicombe

The Straits poster

The Straits 2nd February 2012 as Paddy

Lowdown poster

Lowdown 21st April 2010 as Howard Evans

Very Small Business poster

Very Small Business 3rd September 2008 as Ray Leonard Leonard

Underbelly poster

Underbelly 13th February 2008 as Mr X

The Librarians poster

The Librarians 31st October 2007 as Father Harris

City Homicide poster

City Homicide 27th August 2007 as Adam Boldt

Nightmares & Dreamscapes: From the Stories of Stephen King poster

Nightmares & Dreamscapes: From the Stories of Stephen King 12th July 2006 as Will Tabor, Literary Agent

Eugenie Sandler P.I. poster

Eugenie Sandler P.I. 30th October 2000 as Dancer

The Games poster

The Games 17th August 1998 as Allan Ronaldson

Kangaroo Palace poster

Kangaroo Palace 25th May 1997 as Spider

Blue Heelers poster

Blue Heelers 10th September 1993

Full Frontal poster

Full Frontal 13th May 1993

The Comedy Company poster

The Comedy Company 16th February 1988

The Flying Doctors poster

The Flying Doctors 15th May 1986 as Dan Divine

The Sullivans poster

The Sullivans 15th November 1976 as Reporter