John Clarke
John Clarke’s brand of droll defined the high water mark of Kiwi and Australian comedy for more than 30 years. Spawned in the early 1970s, his gumboot-clad philosopher Fred Dagg marked a key moment in the development of a distinctly New Zealand style of humour. Dagg's reign as a Kiwi comedy star spanned just four years, before Clarke began anew in Australia. He passed away on 9 April 2017, at age 68.
I like that show of yours. And I’ll tell you what it’s like: your show is a secret between the people who are making it and the people who are watching it. One of John Clarke's favourite quotes, as told to him by a fan of Clarke's TV series The Games, quoted in The Age, 19 June 2004
John Clarke - Funny As compilation
2021, Subject, As: Fred Dagg - Web
Vox Pops - watching John Clarke
2021, Subject - Web
Funny As: The Story of New Zealand Comedy
2019, Subject - Television
Funny As: The Story of New Zealand Comedy (series promo)
2019, Subject - Television
In Memoriam 2017
2017, Subject - Television
John Clarke interviewed by Ian Fraser (NZFGC Conference)
2012, Subject - Web
Radiradirah
2010, Actor - Television
50 Years of New Zealand Television: 3 - Let Us Entertain You
2010, Subject - Television
50 Years of New Zealand Television: 5 - Telling Stories
2010, Subject - Television
50 Years of New Zealand Television: 6 - A Sense of Identity
2010, Subject - Television
Radiradirah - First Episode
2010, Special Guest Star - Television
bro'Town - A Vegetarian at My Table
2009, As: Fred Dagg - Television
The Topp Twins - Untouchable Girls
2009, Subject - Film
One News - John Clarke at the Logie Awards
2008, Subject - Television
Sunday - John Clarke
2008, Subject - Television
John Clarke - Honorary Doctorate of Literature Speech
2007, Subject - Film
The Underwatermelon Man and Other Unreasonable Rhymes
2006, Performer - Short Film
Arts All Blacks announcement by John Clarke
2006, As: All Black Selector, Subject - Television
bro'Town - I Still Call Australia Home...Oh
2006, As: Fred Dagg - Television
The Dagg Sea Scrolls
2006, Subject, Producer, As: Fred Dagg, various roles - Television
The Underwatermelon Man - The Hide and Seeky Bird
2006, Narrator - Short Film
Who Laughs Last
2006, Subject - Television
SportsCafe - Grand Final
2005, Subject - Television
bro'Town
2004 - 2009, As: Fred Dagg - Television
Face to Face with Kim Hill - John Clarke
2004, Subject - Television
Blerta Revisited
2001, As: Various roles, Writer, As: Fred Dagg, Original Director - Film
We Don't Know How Lucky We Are
1998, Subject - Music video
Kiwiana
1996, Subject - Television
Beyond a Joke!
1995, Subject - Television
Fraser - John Clarke interview
1994, Subject - Television
Holmes - John Clarke
1991 - 1993, Subject, As: Bob Hawke & Paul Keating - Television
The Grass is Greener - John Clarke
1991, Subject - Television
The Grass is Greener - Sam Neill
1991, Subject - Television
Magic Kiwis - Lynn & Fred
1990, Subject - Television
Eyewitness News - John Clarke interview
1989, Subject - Television
Magic Kiwis
1989 - 1991, Subject - Television
Never Say Die
1988, As: Car salesman - Film
The Making of Footrot Flats
1986, Subject - Television
Footrot Flats - The Dog's Tale
1986, As: Wal - Film
Then Again - John Clarke interview
1986, Subject - Television
Eyewitness - Dr Fred Dagg on Australian Politics
1980, Subject - Television
Telethon - Fred Dagg
1978, Subject, As: Fred Dagg - Television
A Bit of a Dagg (Fred Dagg Live)
1977, Writer, As: Fred Dagg - Television
Dagg Day Afternoon
1977, Co-Director, Writer, Music, As: Fred Dagg - Short Film
Wild Man
1977, As: Doctor Daggenheimer - Film
Grunt Machine - Andy Anderson spoof interview with John Clarke
1975, As: Hiram W Violent - Television
Buck House - Series Two, Episode One
1975, As: Ken, Additional Writing - Television
Fred Dagg at the Opening of Avalon TV Centre
1975, As: Fred Dagg - Television
Fred Dagg Skits
1975 - 1976, As: Fred Dagg - Television
The Wonderful World of...
1975, Writer, As: Fred Dagg, David Sorenson, Dennis Racket, little boy & mother, various roles - Television
Tonight at Nine
1975 - 1976, As: Fred Dagg - Television
Tonight at Nine - Fred Dagg Skits
1975 - 1976, Writer, As: Fred Dagg, All Black, Priest - Television
Buck House
1975, As: Ken - Television
Percy the Policeman - Series
1974, As: Mr Grump (episode two) - Television
Country Calendar - Fred Dagg
1974, As: Fred Dagg , Writer - Television
Nationwide
1974 - 1975, As: Fred Dagg - Television
Nationwide Skits - Fred Dagg and Company
1974, Writer, As: Fred Dagg, David Frost, Public Servants - Television
Gallery - Fred Dagg and company
1973, As: Fred Dagg - Television
Gallery
1973, As: Fred Dagg - Television