Peter Bland’s creative career encompasses two cultures, dozens of poems, the creation of Wellington’s Downstage Theatre and at least 30 screen roles – among them, his star turn as conman Wes Pennington in Came a Hot Friday.
How many actors could put tragic overtones into such a line as 'You left me standing around in there like some prize dork?' Nicholas Reid, on Peter Bland's performance in Came a Hot Friday
1995, As: The Prince of Wales (episodes 1 & 2) - Television
1989, As: Stipan (Leo's dad) - Television
1987, As: Bill Porteous - Television
1987, As: Bill Porteous - Television
1986, As: Jacobs - Film
1986, As: Jay Ryder - Film
1985, As: Billy - Television
1985, Subject - Television
1985, As: Mr Camper (episode 2) - Television
1985, As: Billy - Television
1984, As: Wes Pennington - Film
1967, Subject - Television
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