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RoySnow

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Roy Snow's long stage career has been punctuated by a number of on-screen roles. Snow got his TV break in 2000 when he began a three year stint on Shortland Street, as nurse Matt McAllister. At one point the character famously delivered a baby for his on/off partner, nurse Toni Warner (Laura Hill). Snow went on to play a lawyer in TV's Orange Roughies, and starred as a superhero with a lightbulb on his head in low-budget comedy Captain Amazingly Incredible and the Space Vampires from the Evil Planet. He has also acted on Go Girls (as boyfriend of Bronwyn Turei's character), and starred in shorts Serve and Deliver and Breakery.

Screenography

Bear with Me
2021 As: Jon Short film
2018 As: Nurse Matt McAllister Television
Isolation
2018 As: AI intruder Short film
Breakery
2016 As: Karl Plunkett Junior Short film
The Shannara Chronicles
2016 - 2017 As: Prince Aine Series

“Lots of little things make what I do incredible; playing, pretending, the hum of an audience, amazing creative people, camaraderie and the joy of doing something I’m super passionate about.”

Roy Snow on what attracted him to acting, Metropol website, 22 October 2019

Related images

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The Evil Doctor (Nicko Vella) and his nemesis, Captain Amazingly Incredible (Roy Snow). A still taken for 2010 movie Captain Amazingly Incredible and the Space Vampires from the Evil Planet.
© Karl Burnett
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A behind the scenes shot from 2010 film Captain Amazingly Incredible and the Space Vampires from the Evil Planet. From left to right, Katherine Hubbard (Tallulah Diamond), Roy Snow (Captain Amazingly Incredible) and Karl Burnett (Detective Jack Spartan).
© Karl Burnett
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Two of the stars of movie Captain Amazingly Incredible and the Space Vampires from the Evil Planet: Roy Snow (left) and Karl Burnett.
© Karl Burnett
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Behind the scenes on movie Captain Amazingly Incredible and the Space Vampires from the Evil Planet. From left to right, Malcolm Saunders, Gavin Crosswell, Roy Snow, Katherine Hubbard and Karl Burnett.
© Karl Burnett