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Antony Starr

Antony Starr has won multiple awards for being intelligent and idiotic at the same time. The awards recognise his portrayal of twin brothers on TV's Outrageous Fortune: the gormless yet kindhearted Van, and cynical lawyer Jethro. The double roles are distant cousins to an earlier Starr part: white trash brother Todd Van der Velter in Mercy Peak. Starr's first big-screen lead role was as the traumatised Dad in 2010's After the Waterfall.

We’re the luckiest people in the country, I reckon. What a great show to work on. 
 
 

Screenography

Screenography
 Role/s
 After the Waterfall

After the Waterfall

Actor

2010

 Spies and Lies

Spies and Lies

Actor

2010

 The Jaquie Brown Diaries

The Jaquie Brown Diaries

Actor

2008 - 2009

 No. 2

No. 2

Actor

2006

 Outrageous Fortune - Christmas Special Telemovie

Outrageous Fortune - Christmas Special Telemovie

Actor

2006

 Outrageous Fortune

Outrageous Fortune

Actor

2005 - 2010

 Outrageous Fortune - Episode One

Outrageous Fortune - Episode One

Actor

2005

 The World's Fastest Indian

The World's Fastest Indian

Actor

2005

 In My Father's Den

In My Father's Den

Actor

2004

 Serial Killers

Serial Killers

Actor

2004

 Serial Killers - A Compilation

Serial Killers - A Compilation

Actor

2004

 Without A Paddle

Without A Paddle

Actor

2004

 Skin and Bone

Skin and Bone

Actor

2003

 Terror Peak

Terror Peak

Actor

2003

 Hard Out

Hard Out

Actor

2002 - 2003

 Mercy Peak

Mercy Peak

Actor

2001 - 2003

 Street Legal

Street Legal

Actor

2000 - 2005

 Shortland Street - Highlights from the first 15 years

Shortland Street - Highlights from the first 15 years

Actor

2000 - 2002


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 The rise and rise of Antony Starr

Some of Antony Starr’s first roles in front of the camera were on Shortland...