Movies with Max Phipps

Max Phipps was a versatile and captivating Australian actor who left an indelible mark on the country's cinematic landscape. With a career spanning over three decades, Phipps demonstrated an impressive range, seamlessly transitioning between complex dramatic roles and appearances in beloved genre films. One of Phipps' most acclaimed performances was his portrayal of Prime Minister Gough Whitlam in the six-hour television miniseries "The Dismissal" (1983), a role that showcased his talent for inhabiting the mannerisms and gravitas of influential public figures. But Phipps was no stranger to the silver screen, delivering memorable turns in a diverse array of films, from the sweeping sci-fi adventure "Sky Trackers" (1990) to the gritty crime drama "Police State" (1989). His ability to inhabit a wide range of characters, from rugged heroes to complex anti-heroes, made him a reliable and captivating presence on screen. Whether he was playing a daring pilot in the high-flying "Sky Pirates" (1986) or a determined detective in the atmospheric "Dark Age" (1987), Phipps imbued his roles with a captivating intensity and depth, drawing audiences into the world of his characters. His willingness to take on challenging, genre-defying projects, such as the dreamlike "What the Moon Saw" (1990) and the tender family drama "My Brother Tom" (1986), further cemented his reputation as a versatile and risk-taking performer, unafraid to push the boundaries of his craft.