Leon Ford
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Leon Ford is an Australian actor who has appeared in many television and theatre productions. He is best known for his roles in the television series The Cooks, Changi and the telemovie Stepfather of the Bride. He has also appeared in many other television series including All Saints, East West 101 and McLeod's Daughters, the 2005 movie The Great Raid and voiced a character in the 2008 stop motion animated movie $9.99. Description above from the Wikipedia article Leon Ford, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known For
Filmography
36 titles · Newest first · Cast and crew credits

Dog Park
2026 · TV Show
Roland · Co-Executive Producer · Creator

Sunny Nights
2025 · TV Show
Henley

The Last Anniversary
2025 · TV Show
Ian

Ten Pound Poms
2023 · TV Show
Bill Anderson

The Portable Door
2023 · Movie
Writer

Elvis
2022 · Movie
Tom Diskin

God's Favorite Idiot
2022 · TV Show
Reverend Milton Throp

Rams
2020 · Movie
De Vries

Upright
2019 · TV Show
Writer

The Letdown
2016 · TV Show
Ruben

The Light Between Oceans
2016 · Movie
Frank Roennfeldt

Wanted
2016 · TV Show
Writer

Gallipoli
2015 · TV Show
Charles Bean

House of Hancock
2015 · TV Show
Alan Camp

ANZAC Girls
2014 · TV Show
Major John Prior

Devil's Playground
2014 · TV Show
Brother Warner

Julian
2012 · Movie
Mr. Braybon

Mabo
2012 · Movie
Henry Reynolds

Griff the Invisible
2011 · Movie
Director · Writer

Beneath Hill 60
2010 · Movie
Lt. Robert Clayton

The Pacific
2010 · TV Show
1st Lt. Edward 'Hillbilly' Jones

$9.99
2009 · Movie
Stanton (voice)

My Place
2009 · TV Show
Cast

Emerald Falls
2008 · Movie
Callum Peterson

East West 101
2007 · TV Show
John Duff

Katoomba
2007 · Movie
Director · Writer

Glitch
2006 · Movie
Director

Stepfather of the Bride
2006 · Movie
Lachlan

Tsunami: The Aftermath
2006 · TV Show
Joe Meddler

Hex
2004 · TV Show
Max Rosen

Lost Things
2004 · Movie
Gary
The Cooks
2004 · TV Show
Dishpig

Young Lions
2002 · TV Show
Josef Pozinak

Changi
2001 · TV Show
Bill Dwyer

McLeod's Daughters
2001 · TV Show
Mick Woodland

Water Rats
1996 · TV Show
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