Roger Ward

Roger Ward

88 · Born: Jul 24, 1937

Personal Details

BornJul 24, 1937 Australia

Biography

Roger Ward, a multifaceted individual with a diverse range of talents, was born on July 24, 1937, in the land Down Under, specifically in Australia.

He is a renowned actor, with a career spanning numerous decades, and has made a lasting impact in the film industry. One of his most notable roles is that of the iconic character, in the 1979 cult classic, Mad Max.

Moreover, Ward's acting prowess was showcased in the 1990 film, Quigley Down Under, where he brought to life a memorable character.

In addition to his acting endeavors, Ward is also a skilled writer, having contributed to various projects throughout his illustrious career. His most recent writing credit can be seen in the 2010 film, Bad Behaviour.

Ward's impressive body of work has cemented his status as a respected figure in the entertainment industry, and his continued contributions to the world of film and television have solidified his legacy as a talented and versatile artist.

Career

2023
Celebrity House Cleaner
Celebrity House Cleaner as Action Movie Star
2021
2019
The Shinjuku Five
The Shinjuku Five as Papa Cosgrave
Choir Girl
Choir Girl as William Millard
2018
Boar
Boar as Blue
2014
Turkey Shoot
Turkey Shoot as The Dictator
2013
The House Cleaner
The House Cleaner as Action Movie Star
2009
Long Weekend
Long Weekend as Truckie
1995
Rough Diamonds
Rough Diamonds as Merv Drysdale
1991
Pirates Island
Pirates Island as Slavemaster
Fatal Bond
Fatal Bond as Detective Greaves
1990
1988
Young Einstein
Young Einstein as Cat Pie Cook
1982
Turkey Shoot
Turkey Shoot as Chief Guard Ritter
1981
Lady, Stay Dead
Lady, Stay Dead as Officer Clyde Collings
1979
Mad Max
Mad Max as Fifi
1978
The Irishman
The Irishman as Kevin Quilty
1977
No Room to Run
No Room to Run as Delivery Man
1976
Deathcheaters
Deathcheaters as 1st Police Sergeant
1975
Dragon Flies
Dragon Flies as Bob Taylor
1974
Stone
Stone as Hooks
1973
Dalmas
Dalmas as Policeman
The Set
The Set as Dancer at Party (uncredited)
1969
It Takes All Kinds
It Takes All Kinds as Dick Tanner
1962
1970
The Set
The Set as Novel, Screenplay