John Hargreaves
Acting • Born 1945-11-28 – Died 1996-01-08
Biography
John William Hargreaves (28 November 1945 - 8 January 1996) was an Australian film actor, but is well-remembered by Australian audiences for the title role in the TV drama Young Ramsay in the 1970s and worked in a number of stage productions. Hargreaves had roles in The Removalists (1975), Don's Party (1976), The Odd Angry Shot (1979), and Malcolm (1986). He played the love interest of Nicole Kidman's character in Emerald City (1988).
Filmography
40 credits
The Great Gold Swindle
Movie • 1984
Ray Mickelberg
Malcolm
Movie • 1986
Frank Baker
The Odd Angry Shot
Movie • 1979
Bung
Don's Party
Movie • 1976
Don Henderson
Long Weekend
Movie • 1979
Peter
Emerald City
Movie • 1988
Colin Rogers
Comrades
Movie • 1987
Convict
The Heroes
Movie • 1988
Ted Carse
Hoodwink
Movie • 1981
Martin Stang
Deathcheaters
Movie • 1976
Steve Hall
Sky Pirates
Movie • 1986
Lt.Harris
Beyond Reasonable Doubt
Movie • 1980
Arthur Allan Thomas
Sweet Revenge
Movie • 1990
Jim Harris
My First Wife
Movie • 1984
John
The Removalists
Movie • 1975
Boundaries of the Heart
Movie • 1988
Andy Ford
Blackfellas
Movie • 1993
Detective Maxwell
The Place at the Coast
Movie • 1987
Neil McAdam
No Worries
Movie • 1994
Clive Ryan
The Killing of Angel Street
Movie • 1981
Elliot
Careful, He Might Hear You
Movie • 1983
Logan
Rome Roméo
Movie • 1992
David Waldberg
Little Boy Lost
Movie • 1978
Jacko Walls
Mad Dog Morgan
Movie • 1976
Baylis
Cry Freedom
Movie • 1987
Bruce
Country Life
Movie • 1994
Jack Dickens
Lust and Revenge
Movie • 1996
Gallery Sleaze
Hotel Sorrento
Movie • 1995
Dick Bennett
Double Sculls
Movie • 1986
Sam Larkin
The Lizard King
Movie • 1988
Rhys
A Good Thing Going
Movie • 1978
Phil Harris
Blue Murder
TV • 1995
Chester Porter QC
Young Ramsay
TV • 1977
Power Without Glory
TV • 1976
The Leaving of Liverpool
TV • 1992
Bluey
TV • 1976
Yates
Scales of Justice
TV • 1983
Constable Borland
Marie Curie, une femme honorable
TV • 1991
Ernest Rutherford
The Dismissal
TV • 1983
Dr. Jim Cairns
The Alien Years
TV • 1988
William