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Geoffrey Gibbs
(1940-2006)
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Geoffrey Gibbs was born on 25 November 1940. He was an actor, known for
Zombie Brigade (1989)
,
The Shark Net (2003)
and
Parallax (2004)
. He died on 17 August 2006 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia.
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Known for
Zombie Brigade
2.7
Mayor Ransom
(as Geoff Gibbs)
1989
The Shark Net
7.8
TV Mini Series
Mr. Ainsley
Mr. Ainslie
(as Geoff Gibbs)
2003 • 1 ep
Parallax
7.3
TV Series
Art Dealer Portman
2004 • 2 eps
Love in Limbo
5.4
Sir Harry Harvey-Watt
1993
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7
Parallax
7.3
TV Series
Art Dealer Portman
2004
2 episodes
The Shark Net
7.8
TV Mini Series
Mr. Ainsley
(as Geoff Gibbs)
2003
1 episode
Love in Limbo
5.4
Sir Harry Harvey-Watt
1993
Zombie Brigade
2.7
Mayor Ransom
(as Geoff Gibbs)
1989
A Waltz Through the Hills
6.8
TV Movie
Premier
1988
A Fortunate Life
7.7
TV Mini Series
Colonel
1986
1 episode
Death Cell
TV Movie
1977
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Alternative name
Geoff Gibbs
Born
November 25
,
1940
Died
August 17
,
2006
Perth, Western Australia, Australia
(cancer)
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As a teacher at, and later the Dean of, the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, Geoff was instrumental in training
Hugh Jackman
,
Frances O'Connor
,
Dominic Purcell
,
Lisa McCune
,
Marcus Graham
, and
William McInnes
, among many, many others.
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