Russell Gilbert
Australian comedian and actor, best known for 'The Comedy Company.'
Australian comedian and actor, best known for 'The Comedy Company.'
Born in Melbourne, a career in entertainment spanned several decades starting in the 1980s. Gained recognition as a cast member on 'The Comedy Company,' a popular television sketch show that aired on Network Ten. Contributed as a writer and performer, showcasing comedic talents through various characters and sketches. Extended career to film and theatre, including roles in productions such as 'The Wog Boy' and 'The Wog Boy 2: The Kings of Mykonos.' Regularly appeared in radio shows and comedy festivals, engaging audiences with humor across different platforms.
Starred in 'The Comedy Company'
Appeared in 'The Wog Boy' and its sequel
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