# Peter Whitford

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Australian actor

Peter Whitford Born 1939 (age 86–87) Adelaide, Australia Education National Institute of Dramatic Art (1963) Occupations Actor playwright director singer Years active 1950s–2010 Known for The Henderson Kids (1985) Strictly Ballroom (1992)

**Peter Whitford** (born 1939) is an Australian former radio, theatre, television and film character actor known for numerous roles particularly as wealthy businessmen and members of the aristocracy.

## Early life

Peter Whitford was born in [Adelaide](/source/Adelaide), South Australia. He studied at Sydney's [National Institute of Dramatic Art](/source/National_Institute_of_Dramatic_Art) (NIDA), graduating in 1963 with a Diploma of Dramatic Art (Acting).[1]

## Career

Whitford is an actor, playwright, director and singer, who started his career in radio roles and then in theatre, beginning in 1958.[2]

From the 1960s, Whitford then began appearing in film and television roles, which he continued up until 2010. When he graduated from [NIDA](/source/National_Institute_of_Dramatic_Art) in 1963, Whitford performed in [ABC Radio](/source/ABC_Radio_Sydney) play, *King of Hearts*.[3] He then played Jack Porter in the long-running radio serial *[Blue Hills](/source/Blue_Hills_(radio_serial))*.[4]

Whitford's theatre credits are numerous. His early stage roles were in university theatre at NIDA, in plays such as *[Julius Caesar](/source/Julius_Caesar_(play))*, *[Hamlet](/source/Hamlet)*, *[The Crucible](/source/The_Crucible)*, *[Waiting for Godot](/source/Waiting_for_Godot)* and *[The Cherry Orchard](/source/The_Cherry_Orchard)*.[2] He went on to act in productions for Northside Theatre Company, [STC](/source/Sydney_Theatre_Company), [MTC](/source/Melbourne_Theatre_Company), [Queensland Theatre Company](/source/Queensland_Theatre), [Old Tote Theatre Company](/source/Old_Tote_Theatre_Company) and [Belvoir Street](/source/Belvoir_(theatre_company)).[2] He also ventured into musical theatre with singing roles as the Governor in *[The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas](/source/The_Best_Little_Whorehouse_in_Texas)*, Moonface Martin in *[Anything Goes](/source/Anything_Goes)* and Sir John in *[Me and My Girl](/source/Me_and_My_Girl)*.[3]

Whitford had main roles in television beginning with the titular bachelor, Peter Prentice in [Logie Award](/source/Logie_Awards)-winning ABC sitcom *[I've Married A Bachelor](/source/I've_Married_A_Bachelor)* in 1968,[5] and followed by racing car driver and Vera Collins' husband, Guy Sutton in soap opera *[Number 96](/source/Number_96_(TV_series))* in 1976.[6] Otherwise, he mostly took on guest roles in his early television career, in series including *[Ryan](/source/Ryan_(TV_series))*,[7] *[Division 4](/source/Division_4)*,[3] *[The Sullivans](/source/The_Sullivans)*, *[Chopper Squad](/source/Chopper_Squad)*, *[Prisoner](/source/Prisoner_(TV_series))*, *[Cop Shop](/source/Cop_Shop)*, *[Kingswood Country](/source/Kingswood_Country)*,[8] *[A Country Practice](/source/A_Country_Practice)* and *[Mother and Son](/source/Mother_and_Son)*.[9]

Whitford had a recurring role in *[Carson's Law](/source/Carson's_Law)* in 1983,[*[citation needed](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Citation_needed)*] and appeared in the 1984 [Kennedy Miller](/source/Kennedy_Miller_Mitchell) [Test cricket](/source/Test_cricket) miniseries *[Bodyline](/source/Bodyline_(miniseries))*, opposite [Hugo Weaving](/source/Hugo_Weaving) and [Gary Sweet](/source/Gary_Sweet).[10] He then played the regular role of ruthless businessman and would-be developer, Ashley Wheeler in 1985 children's series, *[The Henderson Kids](/source/The_Henderson_Kids)*, also starring [Kylie Minogue](/source/Kylie_Minogue), [Ben Mendelsohn](/source/Ben_Mendelsohn) and [Nadine Garner](/source/Nadine_Garner).[11][12]

During this time, Whitford also appeared in several films, including 1979 period drama *[My Brilliant Career](/source/My_Brilliant_Career_(film))* starring [Judy Davis](/source/Judy_Davis) and [Sam Neill](/source/Sam_Neill),[13] 1983 biopic *[Phar Lap](/source/Phar_Lap_(film))* about the famed racing horse[14] and 1986 [Ozploitation](/source/Ozploitation) film *[Dead End Drive-In](/source/Dead_End_Drive-In)*.[15]

Whitford then featured alongside [Rebecca Gibney](/source/Rebecca_Gibney) and [Kerry Armstrong](/source/Kerry_Armstrong) in 1990 miniseries *[Come in Spinner](/source/Come_in_Spinner_(miniseries))*, as Mr Sharlton.[16] He played a recurring role on *[Home and Away](/source/Home_and_Away)* as Doctor Worthington from 1994 to 1995.[*[citation needed](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Citation_needed)*] He then had an ongoing role as retirement village resident Johnno Johnstone, in comedy series *[Bullpitt!](/source/Bullpitt!)* from 1997 to 1998.[10] He had guest roles throughout the late 1980s and 1990s in *[Rafferty's Rules](/source/Rafferty's_Rules)*, *[The Flying Doctors](/source/The_Flying_Doctors)*, *[G.P.](/source/G.P.)*, *[Police Rescue](/source/Police_Rescue)*, *[E Street](/source/E_Street_(TV_series))*, *[Blue Heelers](/source/Blue_Heelers)*.[9]

Whitford starred as dancing official Les Kendall in [Baz Luhrmann’s](/source/Baz_Luhrmann) first film, the 1992 dance extravaganza *[Strictly Ballroom](/source/Strictly_Ballroom)*.[3] Other film roles of that time included *[Dad and Dave: On Our Selection](/source/Dad_and_Dave%3A_On_Our_Selection)* (1995) opposite [Geoffrey Rush](/source/Geoffrey_Rush) and [Noah Taylor](/source/Noah_Taylor),[17] and *[Oscar and Lucinda](/source/Oscar_and_Lucinda_(film))* (1997) alongside [Cate Blanchett](/source/Cate_Blanchett) and [Ralph Fiennes](/source/Ralph_Fiennes).[9] He played the stage manager in another one of [Baz Luhrmann’s](/source/Baz_Luhrmann) films, the 2001 musical *[Moulin Rouge!](/source/Moulin_Rouge!)* alongside [Nicole Kidman](/source/Nicole_Kidman) and [Ewan McGregor](/source/Ewan_McGregor).[18] That same year he had a part in comedy film *[The Man Who Sued God](/source/The_Man_Who_Sued_God)*, opposite [Judy Davis](/source/Judy_Davis) and [Billy Connolly](/source/Billy_Connolly).[19] The following year he appeared in legal drama *[Black and White](/source/Black_and_White_(2002_film))*, alongside [Robert Carlyle](/source/Robert_Carlyle), [Charles Dance](/source/Charles_Dance), [Colin Friels](/source/Colin_Friels) and [Ben Mendelsohn](/source/Ben_Mendelsohn).[20]

Television guest roles in the 2000s included *[Farscape](/source/Farscape)*, *[All Saints](/source/All_Saints_(TV_series))*[9] and *[Rake](/source/Rake_(Australian_TV_series))*, the latter of which, in 2010, was his most recent appearance.[3]

Whitford has also recorded audiobooks for the [Vision Australia](/source/Vision_Australia) Information and Library Service, [Louis Braille](/source/Louis_Braille) and the [Royal Blind Society](/source/Royal_Society_for_the_Blind).[21]

## Filmography

### Film

Year Title Role Notes 1977 The Tichborne Affair Cubitt TV movie 1978 Cass Frank TV movie 1979 My Brilliant Career Uncle Julius 1983 Phar Lap Bert Wolfe Careful, He Might Hear You George With Prejudice Bodor 1984 Who Killed Hannah Jane? James Gannon TV movie 1986 Dead End Drive-In Thompson 1987 Running from the Guns Terry 1988 Warm Nights on a Slow Moving Train Steward Computer Ghosts Uncle Oscar 1992 Strictly Ballroom Les Kendall The Time Game Mr Green TV movie 1993 The Burning Piano: A Portrait of Patrick White Self 1995 Dad and Dave: On Our Selection Mr Todd 1997 Oscar and Lucinda Mr Ahearn 1909 Passion Tour Manager The Three Stooges Dell Henderson (Administrator) TV movie 2001 Moulin Rouge! Stage Manager The Man Who Sued God Moderator 2002 Black and White Justice Windeyer 2006 Unfolding Florence: The Many Lives of Florence Broadhurst Voice Docudrama 2008 Fool’s Gold Judge

### Television

Year Title Role Notes 1966 66 and All That Self / Various 1967 Australian Playhouse Anthology series, 1 episode 1967–1968 Contrabandits Doorman / Waiter / Bingo 2 episodes 1968–1969 I've Married A Bachelor Peter Prentice 14 episodes 1968–1973 Homicide Ward / Johnny Tate 2 episodes 1970 The Link Men Seaman 1 episode The Rovers Rogers 1 episode Mrs. Finnegan Clarrie Mooresfield 1 episode 1970–1975 Division 4 Brian Doherty / Neil Henderson / Peter Johnson 3 episodes 1971 The Godfathers Dusty Rhodes 1 episode 1973 Ryan Billy Maxwell 1 episode 1975 The Company Men Miniseries, 1 episode 1976 Number 96 Guy Sutton 40 episodes 1977 The Restless Years Maurice Brown 1978 Chopper Squad Poof 1 episode Case for the Defence Institution Director 1 episode 1979 Skyways Nigel Forsythe 1 episode 1980 Home Sweet Home Mike Furnont Miniseries, 1 episode Water Under the Bridge T.C. Shallicott Miniseries, 3 episodes 1980; 1984 Kingswood Country Hayden De Witt / Bill the Salesman 3 episodes 1981 Prisoner Det Sgt Gordon 1 episode Cop Shop Father Daniel Monahan 2 episodes 1982; 1984 A Country Practice Roger McLean / Alwyn Watson 8 episodes 1983–1984 Carson's Law Don Randall / Inspector Hudson 10 episodes 1984 Five Mile Creek Mr Anderson 1 episode Sweet and Sour Audition Director 1 episode The Last Bastion H. V. Evatt Miniseries, 3 episodes Bodyline Robertson Miniseries, 2 episodes 1985 Mother and Son Minister 1 episode Butterfly Island Fred 6 episodes Winners Mr Donaldson 1 episode Special Squad Stan Episode 1: "Trojan Horses" The Henderson Kids Ashley Wheeler 22 episodes 1986 Prime Time Charles Garrett 1 episode 1987 Flight into Hell Miniseries 1987; 1989 Rafferty's Rules William Walker / Harmon 2 episodes 1988 Australians Mr Crosby Miniseries, episode 6: "Lola Montez" 1989; 1994–1995 Home and Away Mick O’Reilly / Doctor Worthington 12 episodes 1990 The Flying Doctors Robert Bell 1 episode Come In Spinner Mr Sharlton Miniseries, 4 episodes G.P. James/Jane Kennedy 1 episode 1992 Police Rescue Russell Season 2, episode 6: "Stakeout" 1993 Under the Skin 1 episode E Street Dr John Halliday 1 episode Blood Brothers TV movie series 1997 Blue Heelers Bernie Lochren 1 episode 1997–1998 Bullpitt! John Cazaley 'Johnno' Johnstone 26 episodes 1998 Children's Hospital Surgical Specialist 1 episode 1999; 2009 All Saints Walter Elliott / Russell Woods 2 episodes 2001 Escape of the Artful Dodger Father O’Brien 1 episode 2002 Backberner Henry Tinkwhistle 1 episode Farscape Jabula, Clan Chieftain 1 episode 2010 Rake Judge Keddie 1 episode

## Radio

Year Title Role Notes Ref. 1963 King of Hearts ABC Radio play [3] Blue Hills Jack Porter ABC Radio serial 1970s A Place in the Sun 4BU Radio serial [22] 1985 The Club Ted ABC Radio play [23]

## Stage

Source:[2]

### As actor

Year Title Role Notes 1958 An Evening of One Act Plays: Double Demon / Repeat Performance / Two Gentlemen of Soho University of Adelaide Androcles and the Lion / The Happy Journey Union Hall, Adelaide 1959; 1962 Julius Caesar Union Hall, Adelaide 1961 Journey’s End Willard Hall, Adelaide Hamlet Horatio Woodville High School, Adelaide with Shakespearean Drama Group A Resounding Tinkle Willard Hall, Adelaide with Theatres Associated 1962 The Crucible Ezekiel Cheever Cell Block Theatre, Sydney The Drunken Sisters Apollo UNSW, Sydney The Power of Darkness UNSW, Sydney with NIDA Waiting for Godot Pozzo UNSW, Sydney 1963 The Cherry Orchard UNSW Old Tote Theatre, Sydney The Fire Raisers UNSW Old Tote Theatre, Sydney The Playboy of the Western World UNSW Old Tote Theatre, Sydney Hamlet UNSW Old Tote Theatre, Sydney The Ballad of Angel's Alley Bill Fiddler UNSW Old Tote Theatre, Sydney, Harry Jensen Number 4 Club, Sydney 1965 The Representative UNSW, Sydney The Knack Colin Phillip Theatre, Sydney My Life with an Interval for Asprin Independent Theatre, Sydney 1966 A Refined Look at Existence Jack Champion Jane St Theatre, Sydney Halloran's Little Boat Jane St Theatre, Sydney 1967 The Imaginary Invalid UNSW Old Tote Theatre, Sydney The School for Scandal UNSW Old Tote Theatre, Sydney 1968 The Runaway Steamboat Quickly-Quickly Australia Hall, Adelaide 1969 Trouble in the Works AMP Theatrette, Sydney with Q Theatre The Conversion of the Anglo-Saxons AMP Theatrette, Sydney with Q Theatre Mrs Porter and the Angel Edgar PACT Youth Theatre The Rise and Fall of Boronia Avenue Jane St Theatre, Sydney with NIDA Visitor from Hollywood Theatre Royal Sydney with J. C. Williamson's 1970 The Trial of the Catonsville Nine Pitt Street Congregational Church, Sydney with Stable Productions 1971 ERF: A Theatrical Cartoon The Hole in the Wall Theatre, Perth, Playhouse, Canberra, Ensemble Theatre, Sydney 1972 The Ghost Train Killara Community Theatre, Sydney 1973 Butley Independent Theatre, Sydney, Playhouse, Canberra with Old Tote Theatre Company Convict Cakewalk AMP Theatrette, Sydney with Q Theatre By Candlelight Sydney 1974 The Cradle of Hercules Sydney Opera House with Old Tote Theatre Company That Championship Season Tom Daley UNSW Old Tote Theatre, Sydney with J. C. Williamson's 1975 Kennedy's Children Playhouse Adelaide, St Martins Theatre, Melbourne with MTC & SATC 1976 Saturday Sunday Monday Independent Theatre, Sydney The Season at Sarsaparilla Clive Pogson Sydney Opera House with Old Tote Theatre Company 1977 The Magistrate Wyke Sydney Opera House with Old Tote Theatre Company The Alchemist Pertinax Surly UNSW Old Tote Theatre, Sydney The Three Sisters Andrey Sydney Opera House with Old Tote Theatre Company A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Hysterium Marian St Theatre, Sydney 1978 The Cat and the Canary Harry Blythe UNSW Old Tote Theatre, Sydney Just Between Ourselves Dennis UNSW Old Tote Theatre, Sydney Catch Me If You Can Inspector Levine Marian St Theatre, Sydney 1979 Hedda Gabler George Tesman SGIO Theatre, Brisbane with QTC 1989 Rum for your Money Marian St Theatre, Sydney Cyrano de Bergerac Ragueneau Sydney Opera House with STC 1980; 1981 The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas CJ Scruggs / Governor / Voiceovers Her Majesty's Theatre, Sydney, Her Majesty's Theatre, Melbourne with J. C. Williamson's 1981 Eyes of the Whites Tom Lashwood Nimrod St Theatre, Sydney 1982 A Map of the World Opera Theatre, Adelaide with STC 1987 The Country Wife Sydney Opera House with STC 1987; 1988 See How They Run Northside Theatre, Sydney, Marian St Theatre, Sydney 1988 Ghosts Belvoir St Theatre, Sydney Why Me? Marian St Theatre, Sydney A Small Family Business Northside Theatre, Sydney 1989 When We Are Married Northside Theatre, Sydney 1989; 1990 Anything Goes Moonface Martin Australia & NZ tour with Victoria State Opera 1992 Dial M For Murder Playhouse, Adelaide Prin Marian St Theatre, Sydney Vassa NIDA Parade Studio, Sydney 1993 The Perfectionist Marian St Theatre, Sydney Keeping Mum! Marian St Theatre, Sydney A Bedfull of Foreigners West End Rialto, Brisbane, Seymour Centre, Sydney, Playhouse, Adelaide with Les Currie Productions Me and My Girl Sir John Tremayne Australia & NZ tour 1996; 1997 The John Wayne Principle John Hoiquist Wharf Theatre, Sydney, Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne with STC 2000 The Marriage of Figaro Dr. Bartholo Sydney Opera House

### As director

Year Title Role Notes 1969 Mrs Porter and the Angel Musical Director PACT Youth Theatre 1971 ERF: A Theatrical Cartoon Director Hole in the Wall Theatre, Perth, Playhouse, Canberra, Ensemble Theatre, Sydney 1979 The Murder Room Director Marian St Theatre, Sydney The Chairman Director Marian St Theatre, Sydney 1980 A Resounding Tinkle Director AMP Theatrette, Sydney with The Australian Repertory Company 1981 Trap for a Lonely Man Director Bondi Pavilion, Sydney with Players Theatre Company Me 'n' Me Mate Director NSW regional tour with Arts Council of Australia 1991 Sailor Beware! Director Marian St Theatre, Sydney

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## External links

- [filmreference.com](http://www.filmreference.com/film/95/Peter-Whitford.html)

- [Peter Whitford](https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0925970/) at [IMDb](/source/IMDb_(identifier))

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