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Peter Bland’s creative career encompasses two cultures, dozens of poems, the creation of Wellington’s Downstage Theatre and at least 30 screen roles – among them, his star turn as conman Wes Pennington in Came a Hot Friday.
How many actors could put tragic overtones into such a line as 'You left me standing around in there like some prize dork?'
– Nicholas Reid, on Peter Bland's performance in Came a Hot Friday
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The Unexpected Mrs Pollifax |
Actor |
1999 |
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Actor |
1995 |
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Actor |
1995 |
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Murder Most Horrid |
Actor |
1992 |
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Actor |
1989 |
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Porters |
Actor |
1987 |
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A Nation Afloat |
Narrator |
1986 |
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Dangerous Orphans |
Actor |
1986 |
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Actor |
1986 |
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Seekers |
Actor |
1986 |
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Heart of the High Country |
Actor |
1985 |
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Subject |
1985 |
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Actor |
1985 |
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The Ray Bradbury Theatre |
Actor |
1992 |
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Actor |
1984 |
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Dangerous Davies: The Last Detective |
Actor |
1981 |
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Jukes of Piccadilly |
Actor |
1980 |
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Minder |
Actor |
1979 |
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The Old Curiosity Shop |
Actor |
1979 |
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Don't Just Lie There, Say Something |
Actor |
1976 |
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Men of Affairs |
Actor |
1973 |
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A Touch of the Other |
Actor |
1970 |
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Vendetta |
Actor |
1968 |
The titles listed here may not reflect this person's full screenography. These are only the titles that are included in or referenced by this site.
1989 Listener Film & Television Awards
Nominated for Best Performance, Male: for Porters
1986 NZ Film & Television Awards
Best Performance, Male in a Leading Role (Film): for Came a Hot Friday
Nominated for Best Male Performance (TV): for Heart of the High Country