Marcus Graham

• Birthplace — Perth, Western Australia, Australia • Occupation — Actor • Years Active — 1986–present • Family — Ron Graham (father) • Awards — AACTA Award for Best Guest or Supporting Actor in a Television Drama Marcus Graham is an Australian film, television and stage actor, writer and director, with roles including Mulholland Drive and Josh Jarman. He was known as a teenage heartthrob in the early 1990s while starring in the Australian TV soap E Street as the character Stanley 'Wheels' Kovac. He is also known for his role as Harvey Ryan in Home and Away.

Marcus Graham was born in Perth, Western Australia, the son of English-Australian actor Ron Graham and Judy, a ballerina with the West Australian Ballet Company. His parents had separated by the time he was two. He graduated from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts in 1983, before making his professional acting debut in 1986.

Graham has worked extensively in Australian television, first achieving success in the early '90s as Stanley 'Wheels' Kovac in E Street. He went on to star as the lead in Good Guys, Bad Guys and also appeared in All Saints, Shadows of the Heart, The Secret Life of Us, the ABC comedy Stupid, Stupid Man, and the American drama series Charmed. Graham played the regular role of Harvey Ryan in the Channel 7 series Home and Away, and Pav in Season 1 of Australian drama The Heights. He has played Melbourne underworld figures in two Australian television dramas – Alan Williams in 1995's Blue Murder, and Lewis Caine in 2008's Underbelly. 2006 saw him win an Australian Film Institute award for a guest role on the Channel 7 drama Blue Heelers. Graham has also worked extensively in theatre throughout his career. Notable stage credits include The Rocky Horror Show (as Frank N Furter), Les Liaisons Dangereuses, Pericles, Twelve Angry Men, Othello, Oedipus the King, Macbeth and Hedda Gabler. He won a Mo Award for his starring role in The Blue Room opposite Sigrid Thornton. In 2019, Graham formed Ai Films Studio, for which (together with a business partner), he writes, directs and produces. His documentary feature Dream Big Little One has garnered awards at many international film festivals.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1986 — A Fortunate Life — Miniseries, 1 episode • 1990 — Shadows of the Heart — Vic Hanlon — Miniseries, 2 episodes • 1990 — | The Flying Doctors — Ted Paterson — TV series, 1 episode • 1991 — Chances — Alex Taylor — TV series, 1 episode • 1991 — G.P. — Sean Bracey — TV series, 2 episodes • 1989–93 — E Street — Stanley "Wheels" Kovac — TV series, 108 episodes • 1994 — The Battlers — The Busker — Miniseries • 1994 — Halifax f.p. — Vinnie Geralitis — TV series, 1 episode • 1995 — Blue Murder — Allan Williams — TV series, 2 episodes • 1997–98 — Good Guys, Bad Guys — Elvis Maginnis — TV series, 26 episodes • 1998 — Sins of the City — Vince Karol — TV series, 3 episodes • 2000 — Charmed — Dragon Warlock — TV series, season 2, episode 22: "Be Careful What You Witch For" • All Saints — TV series • The Secret Life of Us — TV series • 2006 — Blue Heelers — Pilgrim Bond — TV series, 1 episode • 2007 — Stupid, Stupid Man — James — TV series, 1 episode • 2007 — Game Head — Self — TV series, 2 episodes • 2007–08 — Championship Gaming Series North American League — Host — TV series, 8 episodes • 2008 — CGS Live — Host — TV series, 1 episode • 2008 — Time Trackers — Kevin — TV series, 3 episodes • 2008 — Underbelly — Lewis Caine — TV series, 5 episodes • 2011 — Laid — Telly — TV series, 2 episodes • 2011 — City Homicide — Michael Lombardi — TV series, 4 episodes • 2011 — SLiDE — Patrick — TV series, 1 episode • 2011 — Crownies — Danny Novak — TV series, 4 episodes • 2011–14 — Home and Away — Harvey Ryan — Regular role, 228 episodes • 2014 — Janet King — Danny Novak — TV series, 2 episodes • 2015 — Hiding — Nils Vadenberg — TV series, 8 episodes • 2016–21 — Jack Irish — Rob Shand — TV series, 4 episodes • 2017 — House of Bond — Michael Williams — Miniseries, 2 episodes • 2017 — Cleverman — Stephen McIntyre — TV series, 11 episodes • 2018 — Picnic at Hanging Rock — Tomasetti — Miniseries, 6 episodes • 2019 — Secret City — Andrew Griffiths — TV series, 12 episodes • 2019 — Reef Break — Dax — TV series, 1 episode • 2019 — The Heights — Pav — TV series, season 1, 30 episodes • 2021 — Lost for Words — Seif — Miniseries • 2025 — Darby and Joan — Dermot Lincoln — TV series: 1 episode • Ten Pound Poms — Benny Bates — TV series: 5 episodes • TBA — Zombie Therapy — TV series, in production

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1997 — The Plastic Gangster — Writer / director — Short film • 2018 — Parked — Director — Short film • 2021 — This Should Be Banned! — Writer / director — Short film • 2021 — Dream Big Little One — Writer / director / producer — Documentary film • 2023 — Digital Skin — Writer / director / producer — Short film • 2023 — I Am — Writer / producer • TBA — FiveK Radius — Director / producer — Feature film, in production • TBA — The McKenzie Sunshine Show — Director / producer — Kids TV series, in development

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1987 — Biloxi Blues — Suncorp Theatre, Brisbane • 1987 — The Rivers of China — Wayne Shute — The Wharf Theatre • 1988 — The Heartbreak Kid — Cremorne Theatre & Stables Theatre, Sydney • 1989 — A Midsummer Night's Dream — Sydney Opera House • 1990 / 1992 — Love Letters — Andrew Makepeace Ladd III — Sydney Opera House • 1991 — Henry IV, Part 1 — Sydney Olympic Park & Blackfriars Theatre, Sydney • 1992 — Antony and Cleopatra — Blackfriars Theatre, Sydney • 1992 — The Rocky Horror Show — Frank-N-Furter — Her Majesty's Theatre, Adelaide • 1993 — Tourmaline — Black Swan Theatre Company for Perth Festival at PICA • 1993 — The Shaughraun — Conn the Shaughraun — Suncorp Theatre, Brisbane • 1994 — A Midsummer Night's Dream — Demetrius — Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney • 1995 — The Shaughraun — Conn the Shaughraun — Playhouse, Melbourne & Sydney Opera House • 1995 — Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? — Glen Street Theatre • 1995 — American Buffalo — Seymour Centre • 1996 — The Rocky Horror Show — Frank-N-Furter — Lyric Theatre & Newcastle Civic Theatre • 1996 — The Tragedy of Julius Caesar — Brutus — Playhouse, Melbourne • 2001 — Three Days of Rain — Sydney Theatre Company • 2001 — The Seagull — Playhouse, Melbourne • 2001 — The White Devil — Brachiano — Sydney Theatre Company at Brooklyn Academy of Music • 2002 — The Glass Menagerie — Sydney Theatre Company • 2003 — Les Liaisons Dangereuses — Le Vicomte de Valmont — Playhouse, Melbourne • 2002–04 — The Blue Room — Melbourne Theatre Company, Theatre Royal, Sydney, His Majesty's Theatre, Perth & Lyric Theatre • 2004 — A Number — Brisbane Powerhouse & Space Theatre, Adelaide • 2004–05 — Twelve Angry Men — Juror 8 — Arts Project Australia & Adrian Bohm at QPAC, Sydney Theatre & Melbourne Athenaeum • 2005 — Zastrozzi, The Master of Discipline — Zastrozzi — Black Swan Theatre Company for Perth Festival • 2005 — Oedipus The King — Oedipus — Playhouse, QPAC • 2005 — Love Letters — Andrew Makepeace Ladd III — Parade Theatre • 2006 — It Just Stopped — Malthouse Theatre • 2007 — Othello — Iago — Orange Civic Theatre, Sydney Opera House, Playhouse, Melbourne & The Playhouse, Civic Square • 2007 — Moliere's Tartuffe — Tartuffe — Malthouse Theatre • 2008 — The 39 Steps — Richard Hannay — Geelong Performing Arts Centre & Playhouse, Melbourne • 2009 — Secret Bridesmaid's Business — Guest Groom — Playhouse, Melbourne • 2009 — Jerry Springer: The Opera — Special Guest Star — Sydney Opera House • 2009 — Pericles — Pericles — Bell Shakespeare Company at Playhouse, Melbourne & Sydney Opera House • 2009 — God of Carnage — Alan Reille — Sydney Opera House • 2009 — Julius Caesar — Wharf Theatre • 2010 — That Face — Hugh — Belvoir St Theatre • 2010 — Macbeth — Macbeth — Queensland Theatre Company, QUT Festival Theatre, Powerhouse for Brisbane Festival • 2011 — The Fastest Clock in the Universe — Host/Reader — Chapel Off Chapel • 2013 — The Bebop Apocalypse — Seriousboys & 107 Projects at Darlinghurst Theatre • 2013 — Angels in America — Roy Cohn — Belvoir St Theatre & Theatre Royal • 2014 — Noises Off — Lloyd Dallas — Sydney Opera House • 2014 — Hedda Gabler — Judge Brack — Belvoir St Theatre • 2014 — Emerald City — Mike — Griffin Theatre Company at SBW Stables Theatre • 2017 — Cabaret — Ernst Ludwig — The Kit Kat Club at Hayes Theatre Co & Melbourne Athenaeum

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2004 — Greek — Director — Punk's Palace Theatre at Brisbane Powerhouse • 2013 — Glengarry Glen Ross — Director — Serious Boys Theatre at Darlinghurst Theatre • 2013 — The Bebop Apocalypse — Director — Seriousboys & 107 Projects at Darlinghurst Theatre

• Year — Award — Category — Nominated work — Result • 1990 — Logie Awards — Most Popular New Talent — E Street • 1992 — Logie Awards — Most Popular Actor — E Street • 1997 — Australian Film Institute Awards — Best Lead Actor in Television Drama — Good Guys, Bad Guys • 2003 — Mo Awards — Best Male Actor in a Play — The Blue Room • 2005 — Matilda Awards — Interactive Theatre Australia Award for Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Lead Role — Oedipus the King • 2006 — Helpmann Awards — Best Male Actor in a Play — Oedipus the King • 2006 — | Australian Film Institute Awards — Best Guest or Supporting Actor in a Television Drama — Blue Heelers • 2013 — Sydney Theatre Awards — Best Actor in a Supporting Role in a Mainstage Production — Angels in America • 2014 — Sydney Theatre Awards — Best Actor in a Supporting Role in a Mainstage Production — Hedda Gabler • 2014 — The Equity Awards — Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series — Home and Away • 2019 — The Equity Awards — Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Miniseries — Picnic at Hanging Rock

• Year — Award — Category — Nominated work — Result • 2021 — New York International Film Awards — Best Documentary Feature – Grand Jury Prize — Dream Big Little One • 2021 — ONIROS Film Awards — Dream Big Little One • 2021 — The Southern California International Film Festival — Best Director — Dream Big Little One • 2021 — The Southern California International Film Festival — Best Feature Film — Dream Big Little One • 2021 — The Southern California International Film Festival — Best Documentary — Dream Big Little One • 2021 — New York Movie Awards — Best Documentary — Dream Big Little One • 2021 — Madcap Comedy International Short Film Festival — Best Script — This Should Be Banned!