Aside from being a talented and prolific actor, Ian Mune has made behind the scenes contributions to many Kiwi screen landmarks. His writing career ranges from some of New Zealand's earliest television series to classic road movie Goodbye Pork Pie. His work as director includes Came a Hot Friday, The End of the Golden Weather, and the hit sequel to Once Were Warriors.
I get very envious of the people who can just go on churning things out, but at the same time, I assiduously avoid getting into that situation. Ian Mune in an interview with Listener writer Karen Jackman, 17 April 1976
Interview, 2018
Interview, 2010
2023, As: Pensioner - Film
2018, Subject - Web
2017, As: Norman - Film
2016, Narrator - Web
2014, As: Judge - Film
2013 - 2014, As: Neil Dryden - Television
2013, As: Frank - Film
2012, As: Mr Abercrombie - Film
2011, As: Graham - Film
2011, Director, Writer - Film
2010, As: Jim Cummings - Television
2010, As: Norm - Film
2010, Actor, As: Dr Nelson - Film
2010, Subject - Television
2009, As: Bill - Film
2008, As: Ron Cradle - Film
2008, As: Reg - Television
2007, Subject - Television
2007, As: Incredible Master Zero - Television
2006, Subject - Television
2006, As: Slum Landlord - Film
2005, Actor - Television
2004, Subject - Television
2004, As: Dave Johnson - Film
2004, Subject - Short Film
2001, As: Short - Short Film
2000, Subject - Television
2000, As: Gary - Film
2000, Narrator - Television
2000, As: Colonel North (episode 6) - Television
2000, As: Magistrate - Film
1999 - 2003, Director - Television
1999, Director - Film
1997, Subject - Television
1997, As: Satan un-babed - Short Film
1997, Narrator - Television
1997, As: Pat - Television
1997, Subject - Television
1997, Director Jet Boat & Unofficial Channels - Television
1997, As: Mr Mulvehill - Film
1996, Subject - Television
1996, Director, Writer - Film
1995, Narrator - Television
1995 - 1997, Director, Writer, As: Colin - Television
1995, Director - Television
1995, Director - Television
1995, Director, Writer - Television
1995, Director - Television
1994, As: Sir Robert Muldoon - Television
1994, As: Sir Robert Muldoon - Television
1994, As: Sir Robert Muldoon - Television
1994, As: Colin - Television
1994, As: Judge , Script Advisor - Film
1993, Subject, Director - Television
1992, Subject - Television
1991, Director, Producer, Writer - Film
1990, Subject - Television
1990, Subject - Television
1989, As: Officer - Commercial
1989, As: Magistrate - Television
1989, Subject - Television
1989 - 1991, Subject - Television
1988, Director - Television
1988 - 1989, Writer - Television
1986, Director, Writer - Film
1985, Subject - Television
1985, As: Barry Gordon - Film
1984, Director, Writer - Film
1984, Writer - Film
1982, Script Consultant - Film
1982, As: Cedric Horn - Television
1981, Writer - Film
1981, Director, Writer - Commercial
1980, As: Uncle - Television
1980, Writer - Short Film
1980, Writer, As: U Boat Commander - Film
1978, Writer - Television
1977, Subject - Short Film
1977, Writer, Art Director, As: Bullen - Film
1976, As: Marvello the Magician - Television
1976, As: Leo Moynihan - Television
1976 - 1977, As: Moynihan - Television
1976, Writer - Television
1976, Producer - Television
1976, Director, Writer - Television
1976, As: Mick, Producer, Writer - Television
1976, Director, Producer - Television
1976, Co-Director, Producer - Television
1976, Co-Director , As: Honourable McKay, Producer - Television
1975, Co-Director, Writer, As: Jo - Television
1974 - 1975, Writer - Television
1974, Writer - Television
1974, Writer - Television
1974, Writer - Television
1974, As: Circus Ringmaster - Short Film
1974, Co-Director, Story, As: Derek - Television
1973, As: Jake - Film
1972, As: John Sitwell - Television
1971 - 1972, Writer, As: Rod Booth - Television
1971, Narrator - Short Film
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