Acting · Melbourne, Victoria, Australia · Born April 15, 1952
Kim Gyngell (born 15 April 1952), sometimes also credited as Kym Gyngell, is an Australian comedian and film, television and stage actor. Gyngell won the Australian Film Institute Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role in 1988 for his role as Ian McKenzie in Boulevard of Broken Dreams.
MovieHow to Make Gravy
2024
as Murray
TVThe Artful Dodger
2023
as Alistair McGregor
TVBlack Snow
2023
as Sergeant Troy Turner
TVCrazy Fun Park
2023
as Edmund Henley
TVWakefield
2021
as Zelco
MovieParked
2019
as Park Manager
TVBack in Very Small Business
2018
as Ray Leonard
MovieBrothers' Nest
2018
as Roger
MovieBleeding Steel
2017
as Scientist
TVSunshine
2017
as Rev. Neil 'The Peacock' Skelton
TVJack Irish
2016
as Warren Tissot
TVHiding
2015
as Warwick Darmody
MovieThe Little Death
2014
as Steve
TVUpper Middle Bogan
2013
as Mr. Widdicombe
TVThe Straits
2012
as Paddy
TVLowdown
2010
as Howard Evans
MovieSalvation
2009
as Tony
TVVery Small Business
2008
as Ray Leonard Leonard
TVUnderbelly
2008
as Mr X
TVThe Librarians
2007
as Father Harris
TVCity Homicide
2007
as Adam Boldt
Lone Rider
2007
as The Lone Rider
MovieMacbeth
2006
as Doctor
TVNightmares & Dreamscapes: From the Stories of Stephen King
2006
as Will Tabor, Literary Agent
MovieJosh Jarman
2005
as Stan Billows
MovieThe Very Best of The Comedy Company Volume 2
2004
MovieThe Very Best of The Comedy Company Volume 1
2004
MovieThe Hard Word
2002
as Paul
TVEugenie Sandler P.I.
2000
as Dancer
MovieAmy
1998
as Wax Stevens
TVThe Games
1998
as Allan Ronaldson
MovieKangaroo Palace
1997
as Spider
TVKangaroo Palace
1997
as Spider
Shaun Micallef's World Around Him
1996
as Various Characters
MovieLove and Other Catastrophes
1996
as Professor Richard Leach
TVBlue Heelers
1993
TVFull Frontal
1993
MovieWhat the Moon Saw
1990
as Jim Shilling
MovieHeaven Tonight
1990
as Baz Schultz
MovieGrievous Bodily Harm
1988
as Mick
MovieBoulevard of Broken Dreams
1988
as Ian McKenzie
MovieBackstage
1988
as Paarvo
TVThe Comedy Company
1988
MovieThe Christmas Visitor
1987
as Hungry Bill
MovieWith Love to the Person Next to Me
1987
MovieBachelor Girl
1987
MovieGround Zero
1987
as Detective
TVThe Flying Doctors
1986
as Dan Divine
MovieWills & Burke
1985
as William John Wills
MovieThe Dunera Boys
1985
as Pvt Bruce
MovieThe Chain Reaction
1980
as Crabs
TVThe Sullivans
1976
as Reporter
