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Also known as Anthony Martin

Australian actor

Person · Open Library

Works
63

Top works

  • Trouble Was a Girl
  • In Nobody's Backyard
  • Caribbean history
  • Tuning in to Safety
  • Personal finance for Canadians for dummies

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Film & TV

Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia

Tony Martin (born 1 January 1953) is an Australian actor. Martin is best known for his portrayal of Detective Bill McCoy in the ABC's television series, Wildside, and as Rev Bob Brown in the TV soap series, E Street. Martin has been married to Rachael Blake, his second wife, since 2003. His son, Justin, is also an actor, with appearances in Somersault and Blue Water High to his credit.

Known for

  • NCIS: Sydney — ASIO Agent Terry Barnes2023
  • Operation Buffalo — Richard Wilcox MP2020
  • Blue Murder: Killer Cop — Arthur "Neddy" Smith2017
  • Ariadne — Don Lazic2015
  • Healing — Egan2014
  • Blood Brothers — Tony Gilham2011
  • Cropped — Baz2010
  • Closed for Winter — John Mills2009
  • The Diplomat — Bill Murray2009
  • False Witness — Bill Murray2009

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Listeners · Last.fm

Listeners
37,848
Total plays
305,794

Tags

heavy metalhard rockclassic rockBlack Sabbathrock

There are three artists with the name "Tony Martin:" A rock singer; an Australian performer; and an American big-band singer and actor. Tony Martin (born April 19, 1957) was the seventh and final vocalist for the legendary rock band Black Sabbath before the eventual reunion of their original lineup. He was in the band on and off for a ten-year span between 1987 and 1997, recording five albums: The Eternal Idol (1987), Headless Cross (1989), Tyr (1990), Cross Purposes (1994), Cross Purposes Li

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Given name
Tony
Family name
Martin
Gender
male
Citizenship
Australia
Place of birth
Tamworth
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date of birth
1953-01-01
start of work period
1978-00-00
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