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Richard Green

Richard Green

3 movies on Netflix

Biography

Richard Green was an Australian actor, musician, teacher, and Dharug elder. Born in Katoomba, New South Wales, he made his screen debut in Two/Out, directed by Kriv Stenders. After studying music, arts, and media, he earned diplomas in contemporary music and film and television. He appeared in such films as Praise (1998), Jewboy (2005), Little Fish (2005), Boxing Day (2007) as Chris, Snowtown (2011) as Barry, and The Rover (2014). For Jewboy, he received a Best Actor nomination from the Inside Film Awards and won Best Actor at Montreal's Festival du nouveau cinéma. On television, he had significant roles in Redfern Now and The Gods of Wheat Street. He worked on the Sydney Theatre Company's adaptation of The Secret River in 2013 and 2016, creating real names for Dharug-speaking characters. He taught the Dharug language in Sydney schools and boys' homes.

Movie Career

Films
3
Career span
3 years2011 to 2014

Every film, newest first

  1. 2014ConvictIMDb rating 5.5
  2. 2014The RoverIMDb rating 6.4
  3. 2011SnowtownIMDb rating 6.5

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  1. Beyond film

    Green contributed to Andrew Bovell's stage version of Kate Grenville's novel, The Secret River, staged by the Sydney Theatre Company in 2013 and again in 2016. He helped devise authentic names for the play's Dharug-speaking characters.

  2. Getting ready for a role

    Green was a dialect coach on a planned feature film about the Aboriginal warrior Pemulwuy, and filmmakers including executive producer Philip Noyce consulted him as a local community elder in 2019.

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Richard Green shares two films with David Field, and one with each of the others. Pick a number on the chart or a name in the list to see the films they share.

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