Ken Wayne
Ken Wayne (1925–1993) was an Australian actor of radio, theatre, film and television. He made his film debut in Sons of Matthew (1949) and appeared in a number of movies including Dust in the Sun (1958). He was also well known for his work in radio, particularly for playing private eye Larry Kent in the series I Hate Crime. According to colleague and friend Charles Tingwell, being so identified with Larry Kent hurt Wayne from being cast in other roles.
Wayne had a featured role as a submarine officer using an American accent in 1959's On the Beach filmed in Melbourne. He then worked for 13 years in London but returned to Australia in 1972 to become a regular guest artist on television movies and series.
Acted in
The Punisher
1989
as Bartender
E Street
1989
as Wolfgang Weissman
Rafferty's Rules
1987
as Henry Plummer
Death of a Soldier
1986
as Law Officer
A Tale Of Two Cities
1984
as voice
Sherlock Holmes and a Study in Scarlet
1983
The Dismissal
1983
as Liberal Senator
The Dismissal
1983
as Liberal Senator
Father, Dear Father
1978
as Sgt. Ryan
Porridge: The Desperate Hours
1976
as Keegan
One Night Stand
1976
as Harry
The Adventurer
1972
as Le metteur en scène
Nobody Runs Forever
1968
as Ferguson
Auto Stop
1965
as Gingo
Three Clear Sundays
1965
as Prisoner
Moving On
1965
The Small World of Sammy Lee
1963
as Barman
On the Run
1963
as Bryce
The Saint
1962
as Gilroy
Two and Two Make Six
1962
as Maj. Calhoun
On the Beach
1959
as Lt. Benson
Dust in the Sun
1958
as Justin Bayard
Sons of Matthew
1949
as Barney O'Riordan