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Josh McConville
Nationality	Australian
Occupation	Actor
Years active	2008 –

Josh McConville is an Australian actor.^[1]^[2] He was nominated for the 2018 AACTA Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for his role in 1%.^[3]

Filmography

TV

Mr Inbetween (2019) TV series – Alex (2 episodes)
Home and Away (2017) TV series – Caleb Snow (7 episodes)
Cleverman (2016) TV series – Dickson (3 episodes)
The Killing Field (2014) TV movie – Jackson Ciesolka
Redfern Now (2012) TV series – Photographer (1 episode)
Wild Boys (2011) TV series – Ben Barrett (1 episode)
Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities (2009) TV series – Michael Hurley (2 episodes)

Film

Top End Wedding (2019) – Officer Kent
The Merger (2018) – Snapper
1% (2017) – Skink
War Machine (2017) – Payne (uncredited)
Joe Cinque's Consolation (2016) – Chris
Down Under (2016) – Gav
The Infinite Man (2009) – Dean

References

^ Blake, Elissa (7 June 2016), "All My Sons actor Josh McConville on the stress of theatre and actor's burnout", The Sydney Morning Herald
^ Quinn, Karl (12 September 2014), "'People overthink acting': Josh McConville, star of The Infinite Man and The Sublime", The Sydney Morning Herald
^ Kornits, Dov (30 October 2018), "The AACTA Awards Nominations Are In", Inside Film

External links

Josh McConville at IMDb

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