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One of the funniest people either side of the Tasman, John Clarke’s brand of droll wit (always delivered with a wickedly understated authenticity), has defined the best of Kiwi and Ocker comedy for the past 30 years.
In basic terms, Clarke invented humour in NZ … he came up with a comic language. Every attempt to be funny or real in a NZ way follows from here
– Steve Braunias, Metro Magazine
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RadiRadiRah |
Actor |
2010 |
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The Fred Dagg All Purpose DVD and Music CD |
Presenter |
2008 |
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Subject |
2006 |
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Stiff |
Writer |
2004 |
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The Brush-Off |
Writer |
2004 |
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Actor |
2004 - 2009 |
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2003 |
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Actor |
2001 |
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The 7.30 Report |
Actor |
2000 - ongoing |
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Writer |
1998 |
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1995 |
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Actor |
1990 |
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Subject |
1990 |
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A Current Affair |
Actor |
1989 - 1996 |
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Actor |
1988 |
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Actor |
1986 |
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Subject |
1986 |
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Writer |
1981 |
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Dagg Day Afternoon |
Director |
1977 |
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Actor |
1977 |
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Grunt Machine - Andy Anderson spoof interview with John Clarke |
Actor |
1975 |
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Actor |
1974 - 1975 |
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Country Calendar - Fred Dagg Special |
Writer |
1974 |
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Actor |
1966 - ongoing |
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John Clarke is one of New Zealand’s best-loved comic performers. His 1970s TV character Fred Dagg has become an icon of Kiwi comedy. Clarke has worked as a...
1976 New Zealand Feltex Awards
Best Personality