Biographie

16 août 1960 · Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Jeremy Leo Kewley

Was the Master of Ceremonies for the AFI Awards (Australian Film Institute Awards) in 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010, working with the respective hosts of those years - Geoffrey Rush, Stephen Curry, Julia Zemiro and Shane Jacobson.

Hosted a number of game show pilots in the late 1980s for the major Australian commercial television networks including Punchlines (1986) (Seven Network), Run for the Money (1988) (Network Ten) and "Pro-Am Quiz" (Nine Network 1990).

Toured Australia in the 2010-2011 stage revival of "West Side Story", followed by "Equus" in 2013 playing Dr Martin Dysart.

Won Best Actor for his role in Shepherd's Hill (2011) at the 2011 Bloodfest Fantastique Film Festival in Melbourne, Australia; Best Actor for his role in "Greater" at the 2012 Ignite Film Festival in Sydney, Australia; Won Best Actor for his role in Any Moment Now (2013) at Comfortable Shorts (2013) in Melbourne, Australia; and won Best Supporting Actor for his role as Mr Piper in Black and White Lines (2013) at the 2014 Golden Egg Film Festival in Cancun, Mexico.

Worked opposite rising Australian star Mitchell Hope (Disney's Descendants (2015)) on the films "Wheel", "Clyde Track" and "The Key To Casting", and cast him in the TAC film Yes Mum (2012), and worked opposite Andrew J. Morley (Alien Surfgirls (2012), Summer Bay (1988)) on four Australian films in 2010 - Ice (2011), Shepherd's Hill (2011), "First Dates and Unrequited Lust" and "Clean". He also taught both young actors in his "Acting Essentials" course.