Jim Moriarty's screen career has ranged from 70s soap Close to Home and Rowley Habib's The Protestors, to starring in mock-doco The Waimate Conspiracy and playing Dad in The Strength of Water. Committed to theatre as a tool for change, he has often worked with troubled youth (eg 2003 documentary Make or Break). Moriarty's directing work includes TV's Mataku, and a stage musical of Once Were Warriors.
I produce theatre, I direct theatre, I perform in stuff, and it’s all really to do with the emancipation of people, freedom and liberation of people. Jim Moriarty, in an interview with website Lumière, 25 February 2014
2024, Subject - Film
2021, As: Māori caregiver - Film
2021, As: Henry Ruata - Television
2020 - 2021, As: Maaka Richardson - Television
2020, As: Bernie - Film
2016, As: Rupeni Poata - Film
2010, Subject - Television
2009, As: Oscar Devlin - Film
2009, As: Gibby - Film
2008, Narrator - Television
2007, As: Dad - Short Film
2006, As: George Kepa - Film
2004 - 2007, Subject - Television
2004, Subject - Television
2003, Subject - Television
2002 - 2010, Subject - Television
2001 - 2005, Director - Television
1998 - 2000, Subject - Television
1997, As: Gerald - Film
1997, As: Zac - Television
1996 - 1998, As: Detective Steve Jordan - Television
1996, As: Detective Steve Jordan - Television
1992 - present, Subject - Television
1989, As: Sissy's brother - Short Film
1989, As: Cosgrove - Short Film
1988, As: Joe (policeman) - Film
1987, Voice actor - Television
1986, As: Rangi - Television
1985, As: Mike Herewini - Film
1984, As: Pete Rata - Television
1982, As: Pat - Television
1979, As: Paul Turner - Television
1978, Actor - Television
1978, As: Riki - Television
1977, As: Isaiah - Television
1975 - 1983, As: Riki - Television
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