John Brumpton

John Brumpton
Born (1958-07-28) 28 July 1958
Australia
EducationBlacktown High School
Theatre ACT
Victorian College of the Arts
OccupationsActor, writer
Years active1992—present

John Brumpton (born 28 July 1958) is an Australian actor who has appeared in a large number of local productions.

Early life

Brumpton grew up in Sydney, attending Blacktown High School. He graduated from the University of New South Wales in 1982, before relocating to Darwin to work as a surveyor. He then took a surveying job in the Australian Capital Territory in 1984.[1]

In 1985, Brumpton was the Australian (full contact) Kung Fu Champion as well as representing Australia in Amateur Boxing at the prestigious Kings Cup tournament in Thailand.[2]

Brumpton studied at Theatre ACT when he lived in Canberra. He then moved to Melbourne in 1986 and Brumpton was accepted into the Victorian College of the Arts to train as an actor, but several weeks was invited him to come back.[3] He completed the course, graduating in December 1988.

Career

Film and television

After starring in his friend, director Lawrence Johnston's debut film Night Out in 1990,[3] Brumpton's breakthrough role came as Magoo in 1992 drama film Romper Stomper, alongside Russell Crowe and Jacqueline McKenzie. After hearing about the project, he rang writer-director Geoffrey Wright, only to be told that the film was fully cast, but a few weeks later he scored a role.[3]

In 1995, Brumpton had a recurring role as Officer Gilbert in ABC series Correlli, starring Deborra-Lee Furness and Hugh Jackman in his breakthrough role.[4] That same year, Brumpton co-wrote and had his first starring role in 1996 feature film Life, an adaptation of his play, Containment.[1] He was nominated for Best Actor in a Leading Role and Best Adapted Screenplay at the 1996 Australian Film Institute Awards.[5] Life also won the International Critics Prize at the 1996 Toronto International Film Festival[1] and had its world premiere at the Berlin Film Festival.[6]

Brumpton's second film in a leading role, Dance Me to My Song (1998) in which he played Eddie,[7] was screened in competition at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival.[8] In 1999, he played the lead role of Detective Robbie Walsh in the film Redball.[9] The film won the Gold Jury Award for Best Narrative Feature Film at the Chicago Underground Film Festival 1999 and was the first digital film produced in Australia.[10]

In 2003, Brumpton appeared opposite Colin Friels as Andy in the made for television film BlackJack: Murder Archive,[11] reprising the role in the second of the film series BlackJack: Ace Point Game in 2005.[12] From 2005 to 2006, he played the recurring role of Ben Wilde in short-lived drama series HeadLand. [13] He also had a recurring role as George in 2006 miniseries RAN Remote Area Nurse.[14]

Brumpton's short film script William (2007) received production co-funding from the Australian Film Commission and Film Victoria's 2005 Short Film Fund. It was the only Australian short film selected to screen at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival. From 2007 to 2008, he had a recurring guest role as Hunt in the first season of East West 101.[15] In 2008, he played Vince Love in the debut season of underworld crime series Underbelly.[16] The following year, he played the regular role of Bryan Dougherty in ensemble drama series Tangle, for Showcase.[17]

Brumpton portrayed sadist, Eric Stone ('Daddy') in 2009 Australian horror film The Loved Ones, alongside Xavier Samuel.[18] That same year, he played Max in western drama film Last Ride, opposite Hugo Weaving.[19] Both films screened in competition at the 2009 Toronto International Film Festival, where The Loved Ones won the Audience Choice Award that same year.[20][21] The following year saw him appear opposite Ryan Kwanten and Steve Bisley as Rex in western thriller Red Hill.[22]

Brumpton played the role of real life serial killer, Peter Dupas in 2011 crime drama series Killing Time, alongside David Wenham and Colin Friels.[1] In 2014, he played the role of Reuben Fox in crime miniseries Fat Tony & Co.[23] That same year, he appeared in a prison drama series Wentworth, in the recurring guest role of Malcom Spitz.[24]

In 2015, Brumpton played the lead role of Les Underwood in the romantic comedy-drama ensemble film Pawno,[25] earning him Best Actor nominations at both the 2016 AACTA Awards[26] and the 2017 AFCA Awards.[27] He then appeared in several miniseries, including Gallipoli (2015),[28] Catching Milat (2016) and Deep Water (2016),[29]

Brumpton next reprised the role of Magoo in 2018 Stan miniseries Romper Stomper (25 years after his appearance in the film of the same name), designed to be a sequel to the original.[3] The following year, he reunited with his Last Ride co-star, Hugo Weaving in Measure for Measure, a modern take on the Shakespeare play set in Melbourne's crime-infested commission flats.[3]

In 2020, Brumpton appeared in action-thriller High Ground, playing the ill-fated Donovan, opposite Simon Baker and Jack Thompson.[3] That same year, he had a recurring role opposite Guy Pearce, in Jack Irish.[30] In 2023, he played the role of Ashtray Frank Amente in the first season of Paramount+ underworld crime thriller series Last King of the Cross for 8 episodes.[31] The following year, he wrote the screenplay for 2024 sports drama film Kid Snow, featuring Phoebe Tonkin,[32] also taking on the role of Jack in the film.[33]

Brumpton has also performed in numerous short films, including the 2006 Tropfest finalist, Silencer.[34]

Theatre

Brumpton has performed in stage productions for Melbourne Theatre Company, Playbox Theatre and Jigsaw Theatre Company.[35]

His play It Ain't Rehabilitation It's Containment was staged to sold out audiences at Melbourne's La Mama in 1991.[36][1][35]

Filmography

Film

Year Title Role Notes Ref.
1990Night Out[3]
State of MindShort film[37]
The Man in the Blue and White HoldenShort film[38]
1991Holidays on the River YarraMercenary[39]
On the Border of HopetownShort film[40]
1992GarboTroy[41]
Romper StomperMagoo[3]
WednesdayHelmutShort film
1993Flynn (aka My Forgotten Man)Jarvis
Silent NumberMan at DoorShort film[42]
1994TrumpetShort film[43]
Only the BravePaul[44]
Everynight ... EverynightPrisoner[45]
My Mother Practises DrowningShort film[46]
1995Angel BabyClubhouse Client
QueenyShort film[47]
MaidenheadMailmanShort film
1996LifeDes[1]
ThumpMickShort film[48]
1998Dance Me to My SongEddie[7]
DeepKnucklesShort film
1999RedballDet. Robbie Walsh[9]
DogwatchHeckle[49]
2002Trojan Warrior (aka Kick to the Head)Saunders[50]
2003Gettin' SquareLenny Morrison[51]
2004All the Kings HorsesJarrodShort film[52]
Tom WhitePlain Clothes Officer[53]
The MessageShort film[54]
2005Whole HeartShort film[55]
2006SilencerSlimShort film[34]
Welcome StrangerStan[56]
WilliamShort film[57]
2007Storm WarningPoppy[58]
2008Long Weekend (aka Nature's Grave)Old Timer[59]
2009The CombinationMr. Roberts[60]
Last RideMax[19]
The Loved OnesDaddy Stone[18]
2010Red HillRex[22]
TetheredForemanShort film[61]
2011The FatherWalterShort film[62]
The HunterPublican[63]
2012CrawlspaceElvis[64]
V for VienettaDesmond StewartShort film[65]
RicochetShort film[66]
TetheredShort film[67]
2013We Keep on DancingDannyShort film[68]
Without Warrant (aka The Line)William Kemp[69]
FelonyGarbo / Street Sweeper[70]
Charlie's CountryPoliceman Brum[71]
KingsShort film[72]
Going UpDriverShort film
2014The Boy Who Had No ThumbsThe FatherShort film
FellBob[73]
2015Rigor MortisJohnShort film[74]
PawnoLes Underwood[75] [25]
2016SuckerElmsley
Scare CampaignGeorge[76]
MuffinShort film
The Menkoff MethodSecurity Guard Wills[77]
2017Australia DayLes Yebery
Akoni[78]
Lost Gully RoadShop Keeper[79]
2018The Body CorporateDouglasShort film[80]
2019Measure for MeasurePercy[3]
The DiverMalcolmShort film[81]
The FallOlder AydinShort film
2020ToughMickShort film
High GroundDonovan[3]
WidowersVicShort film
FatherJackShort film
2022The Debt CollectorVaughan[82]
2024Kid SnowJack[33]

Television

Year Title Role Notes Ref.
1989The Flying DoctorsNipperEpisode: "Word & Deed"[83]
1990SkirtsRobert1 episode
1991Boys from the BushJoe1 episode
Ratbag HeroCarterMiniseries
Rose Against the OddsDrinker #2TV movie
NeighboursVince McCann4 episodes
ChancesSleaze1 episode
1992PhoenixGonzoEpisode: "Shaking the Tree"
A Country PracticeMichael Perry2 episodes: "Heaven's Gate: Parts 1 & 2"
1994Law of the LandRoger HallidayEpisode: "Win, Lose and Draw"
1994–2005Blue HeelersGreg Duncan / Tim Merrett / Harvey McManus / Shane Kelly4 episodes
1995CorrelliOfficer GilbertMain role, 8 episodes[4]
1997The Adventures of Lano and WoodleySound Guy1 episode[84]
1997–1998WildsideTony Pellucci4 episodes
1998State CoronerClint the HirerEpisode: "Three's a Crowd"
1998; 2000StingersRonnie Gallagher / Steve Devlin2 episodes
1998–2008All Saints Steve Casey / Charlie Ellis4 episodes
2000Home and AwayMick Dwyer1 episode
Grass RootsMr. Bain2 episodes: "Late July, Friday 4pm to 10.30pm", "The Whole Year"[85]
Water RatsJoe SlavenEpisode: "Tribes"[86]
2000; 2003FarscapeKatoya / B'Sogg2 episodes
2003Roy Hollsdotter LiveBouncer 1TV movie
BlackJack: Murder ArchiveAndy MargateTV movie[11]
White Collar BlueSlaterEpisode: "1.22"
2005BlackJack: Ace Point GameAndyTV movie[12]
2005–2006headLandBen Wilde8 episodes[13]
2006RAN Remote Area NurseGeorgeMiniseries, 5 episodes[14]
2007–2008East West 101John Hunt3 episodes[15]
2008UnderbellyVince Love3 episodes[16]
RushCharlie ThomasEpisode: "1.3"[87]
City HomicideScott HurleyEpisode: "Spoils of War"
2009Rogue NationWilliam Charles WentworthDocumentary miniseries, episode: "Rights of Passage"[88]
TangleBryan Dougherty10 episodes[17]
2010Sea PatrolMalachiEpisode: "Crocodile Tears"[89]
RakeLeonEpisode: "R vs Tanner"[90]
2011Killing TimePeter DupasMain role, 9 episodes[1]
2013Miss Fisher's Murder MysteriesFinlay EllisEpisode 3: "Dead Man's Chest"[91]
2014Fat Tony & Co.Reuben Fox2 episodes[23]
WentworthMalcom Spitz3 episodes
2015GallipoliSergeant MajorMiniseries, 2 episodes[28]
Catching MilatArtie BigmanMiniseries, 2 episodes
2016Deep WaterEddie MacMiniseries, 4 episodes[92][29]
2018Jack IrishDyson3 episodes[30]
Romper StomperMagoo6 episodes (reprised role from 1992 film) [3]
2020Mystery RoadHegarty2 episodes[93]
2023Last King of the CrossAshtray Frank Amente8 episodes[31]

Theatre

Year Title Role Notes Ref
1985The Big ApplePlayhouse, Canberra[35]
1988Concepts IncStudio Theatre, Melbourne with Victorian Arts Centre[35]
1989New Short Works – Spoleto Fringe Program 2Universal Theatre, Melbourne with Spoleto Fringe Festival[35]
1990GrassChrisTheatre Works, Melbourne[35]
HungerUniversal Theatre, Melbourne[35]
1991It Ain't Rehabilitation It's ContainmentLa Mama, Melbourne (also devisor)[35]
Everynight, EverynightCarlton Courthouse, Melbourne[35]
1992Knockabouts: The DominatorCarlton Courthouse, Melbourne with La Mama[35]
Three Vignettes – Schools OutLa Mama, Melbourne[35]
A View from the BridgeMikePlayhouse, Melbourne with MTC[35]
1993The Chocolate FrogGorman House Arts Centre, Canberra with Jigsaw Theatre Company[35]
1994The Lady from the SeaA StrangerRussell St Theatre, Melbourne with MTC[35][94]
Remember Ronald RyanPeter Walker / HangmanMerlyn Theatre, Melbourne with Playbox Theatre Company[35]
LowCurrong Theatre, Canberra with Grit Theatre[35]
1996The Truth GameCarlton Courthouse, Melbourne (also choreographer)[35]
1998The Drover's BoyMelbourne Athenaeum[35]
2002Under the WeatherVideo DesignerGasworks, Melbourne[35]
2012Silent PartnerJohnFrank Theatre[95]

Accolades

Year Award Category Film Result Ref.
1996AACTA AwardsBest Adapted ScreenplayLifeNominated[5]
Best Actor in a Leading RoleNominated[5]
2012Fright Meter AwardsBest Supporting ActorThe Loved OnesNominated[96]
Equity Ensemble AwardsOutstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Miniseries or TelemovieKilling TimeNominated
2016AACTA AwardsBest Actor in a Leading RolePawnoNominated[26]
Cannes Antipodes Film FestivalBest Male New TalentWon[97]
2017Australian Film Critics Association AwardsBest ActorNominated[27]

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