Kevin Golsby

Kevin Golsby is an Australian actor and voice-over performer, who began in radio as an announcer at 16 on 2MG in Mudgee. Two years later he was the youngest announcer on Sydney station 2UE. In 1959 he traveled to Europe and the US for 2CH, interviewing jazz figures including Nina Simone and Count Basie. For Fox Movietone he narrated over a thousand news stories between 1960 and 1976, and in 1965 he was the voice of Dollar Bill in commercials introducing decimal currency. His breakthrough came in 1977 as a host and regular performer on the sketch comedy series The Naked Vicar Show, which ran two seasons across radio, television and theater. He appeared in dozens of Australian TV series, often as a police officer, and in stage productions including Flexitime and The Jetty. His film credits include The Cars That Ate Paris (1974), plus The Final Winter and Marco Polo Junior Versus the Red Dragon.