Born and educated in England, David Weatherley served in the Canadian Army before arriving in New Zealand in 1961. His long theatre career includes lead roles in everything from Henry V to Evita. He often acted onstage alongside Ian Mune, who directed Weatherley in two men in a boat tale A Great Day (part of TV's Winners and Losers). Weatherley’s many screen credits include roles in shows from Under The Mountain (as one of the aliens) to early drama series Spotlight, Shortland Street to Hounds, and Grampire to Power Rangers. In 2006 he won an award for his portrayal of a dementia sufferer in short film Together.
...tall and broad-shouldered with wavy blonde hair, a clear accent, and a charm enhanced by a slightly smashed-up looking face, whether by motorcycle or genetic collision I am not sure. Director Ian Mune on casting David Weatherley in A Great Day, in 2010 book Mune - An Autobiography, pg 172
2012, As: Melvyn - Television
2012, As: Melvyn - Television
2011, As: Voice of Doctor Drain, Vegety Bill, Bratwurst and Old Wilhelm - Television
2004, As: Brian - Short Film
2003, As: Dodgy Rodge - Television
2002, As: Nigel - Television
1997, Readings - Television
1996, Readings - Television
1996, Readings - Television
1995, As: Blake's Dad - Television
1994, As: Bill Brown - Television
1992, As: Sergeant Dicky Ticker - Film
1991, As: Rudall Hayward - Television
1989, As: Laurie Pritchard - Television
1988, As: Planetarium Voice - Short Film
1987, As: Ian - Television
1985, As: Doctor Murdoch - Television
1984, As: Professor Tucker - Film
1983, As: Mr Spencer - Television
1981, As: Member of Wilberforce family - Television
1981, As: Member of Wilberforce Family - Television
1977, As: Warder Carter - Television
1976, As: Ken - Television
1969, Actor - Short Film
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