Ian McFadyen Net Worth is$14 Million Ian McFadyen Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Ian McFadyen (born 8 July 1948) is an Australian writer, actor, and director. He is best known as the producer and performer on the Australian television series The Comedy Company which ran from 16 February 1988 to 11 November 1990. One of McFadyen's most memorable characters on the show was "David Rabbitborough", an parodic impersonation of British naturalist David Attenborough.McFadyen hosted the Australian version of Cluedo, and was the creator of the Network Ten sketch comedy show The Wedge. In 2009, he played a vampire in an advertisement for Australian lotteries. He also wrote "The Bounty Hunter", episode 4 for the new Doctor Who spin-off TV series K-9. Earlier in his career in 1983, he played the part of Detective Mears in the iconic Australian TV series, Prisoner.
Date Of Birth July 8, 1948 Place Of Birth Pascoe Vale, Victoria, Australia Profession Producer, Writer, Actor Spouse Jo McFadyen, Mary-Anne Fahey Star Sign Cancer
Producer Title Year Status Character The Verge 2010 TV Series executive producer The Wedge TV Series co-executive producer - 26 episodes, 2006 producer - 26 episodes, 2006 The Comedy Company: So Excellent 2002 TV Movie documentary producer Newlyweds 1993-1994 TV Series executive producer - 52 episodes Bingles 1992-1993 TV Series executive producer - 23 episodes Let the Blood Run Free 1990-1992 TV Series executive producer - 26 episodes Larger Than Life 1990 TV Series producer The Big Time 1990 TV Series producer - 2 episodes The Great TV Game Show 1989 TV Series producer The Comedy Company 1988 TV Series producer The Eleventh Hour 1985 TV Series producer
Writer Title Year Status Character WAC! The World Animal Championships 2013 TV Series writer The Verge 2010 TV Series The Wedge 2006 TV Series writer - 26 episodes The Vector File 2002 TV Movie screenplay / story Wicked! 2001 TV Series Newlyweds TV Series written by - 34 episodes, 1993 - 1994 additional writer - 1 episode, 1993 creator - 1 episode, 1993 The Feds: Terror 1993 TV Movie written by Bingles 1992 TV Series The Comedy Company 1988 TV Series writer The Bit Part 1987 written by The Eleventh Hour 1985 TV Series The Cleaning 1984 Short written by The Keepers 1984 TV Series Infinity Limited 1984 TV Series 5 episodes Home 1983 TV Series written by - 4 episodes
Actor Title Year Status Character Dartworth 2011 Darren 'The Spider' Twine Flushed 2004 Short The Narrator (voice) The Genie from Down Under 2 1998 TV Series Lord 'Bubbles' Uppington-Smythe / Judge Smythe The Genie from Down Under 1996 TV Series Lord 'Bubbles' Uppington-Smythe All Together Now 1991 TV Series Simon Carpenter The Comedy Company 1988 TV Series David Rabbitborough (1988-1989) A Cry in the Dark 1988 Attorney-General Boulevard of Broken Dreams 1988 Hotel Clerk The Bit Part 1987 Commercial Director Malcolm 1986 Model Shop Salesman The Eleventh Hour 1985 TV Series Various Roles One Summer Again 1985 TV Series Theodore Fink Glass Babies 1985 TV Movie Dr B. Bombar Prisoner 1983-1984 TV Series Det. Fred Mears / Joe Timmons Special Squad 1984 TV Series Snow: The Movie 1982 Ian
Director Title Year Status Character The Verge 2010 TV Series special guest director The Comedy Company: So Excellent 2002 TV Movie documentary Bingles 1992 TV Series The Comedy Company 1988 TV Series
Miscellaneous Title Year Status Character Nothing Like Experience 1970 production assistant
Self Title Year Status Character Stop Laughing... This Is Serious 2015 TV Series documentary Himself 20 to 1 2005-2010 TV Series documentary Himself Cluedo 1992 TV Series Himself - Host
Known for movies The Wedge (2006)
The Comedy Company (1988)
The Vector File (2002)
The Verge (2010)
$14 Million
