Bruno Lawrence
Bruno Lawrence was a widely popular and prolific actor, musician and counter-cultural hero. His inimitable and charismatic screen presence was central to Kiwi legends Smash Palace, The Quiet Earth and Utu. Lawrence was also known for his influential and anarchic travelling theatre troupe, Blerta.
Local movies' most magnetic leading man. NZ Herald reviewer Peter Calder
John Clarke: Thanks for Your Time
2017, Subject - Television
Utu Redux
2013, As: Williamson - Film
The Making of Smash Palace
2004, Subject - Short Film
Blerta Revisited
2001, Various roles, Original Producer, Writer - Film
Havoc Luxury Suites & Conference Facility - Episode Six
2001, Subject - Television
Numero Bruno
2000, Subject - Television
Rangatira: Merata Mita - Making Waves
1998, Subject - Television
Jack Be Nimble
1993, As: Teddy - Film
Magic Kiwis - Bruno Do That Thing
1990, Subject - Television
Cowboys of Culture
1990, Subject - Television
1990 Commonwealth Games promo - Join Together
1989, As: Betting soldier - Commercial
O'Reilly's Luck
1989, As: Jack (Dad) - Short Film
Magic Kiwis
1989 - 1991, Subject - Television
Night of the Red Hunter - Telefeature
1989, Actor - Television
Bridge to Nowhere
1986, As: Mac - Film
Pallet on the Floor
1986, As: Ronald Hugh Morrieson (band member), Composer - Film
The Quiet Earth
1985, As: Zac Hobson, Writer - Film
Inside Straight - Card Game (Episode Seven)
1984, As: Nick - Television
Death Warmed Up
1984, As: Tex - Film
Heart of the Stag
1984, As: Peter Daley, Additional Writing - Film
Inside Straight
1984, As: Nick - Television
Wild Horses
1984, As: Tyson - Film
Utu
1983, As: Williamson - Film
Battletruck
1982, As: Willie - Film
Close Up - Utu
1982, Subject - Television
Loose Enz - The Venus Touch
1982, As: Ernest Lovelock - Television
Making Utu
1982, Subject - Television
One of those Blighters
1982, As: Ronald Hugh Morrieson - Television
Jocko - Man with a Gun
1981, As: Stan - Television
Goodbye Pork Pie
1981, As: Mulvaney - Film
Jocko
1981 - 1983, As: Stan - Television
Race for the Yankee Zephyr
1981, As: Barker (lead henchman) - Film
Smash Palace
1981, As: Al Shaw, Script Advisor - Film
Beyond Reasonable Doubt
1980, As: Pat Vesey - Film
Tears
1980, Performer - Music video
The Neville Purvis Family Show
1979, As: Guru - Television
All Things Being Equal - 22 September 1978 Episode
1978, As: Warwick - Television
Charlie Horse
1978, Composer - Television
Wild Man
1977, As: Wild Man, Producer, Writer - Film
Epidemic - Hemi Te Koaka (First Episode)
1976, As: Shamrock - Television
Moynihan - You Can't Win 'Em All (Episode Two)
1976, As: Carpenter - Television
Great Crunchie Train Robbery - Cadbury Crunchie
1975, As: Man with no shirt - Commercial
Close to Home
1975 - 1983, Actor - Television
Percy the Policeman - Full Series
1974, Musician, As: Burglar Bill - Television
Country Calendar - Fred Dagg
1974, As: The Neighbour - Television
Pukemanu
1971 - 1972, As: Biker - Television
Pukemanu - Pukemanu Welcomes You (first episode)
1971, As: Biker - Television
Tank Busters
1970, As: Bruno - Television
Survey
1970, Actor - Television
The Box
1969, As: The Robber - Short Film
Hurry Hurry Faster Faster
1968, As: Dr Brunowski - Short Film