About David Gulpilil
David Gulpilil
July 01, 1953
| Place of Birth | : | Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia |
| Also Known As | : | David Gumpilil |
| Imdb Profile | : | IMDB Profile |
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia David Gulpilil Ridjimiraril Dalaithngu (Gurlpilil is linguistically correct though he is sometimes credited as David Gumpilil; born 1 July 1953), is an Indigenous Australian traditional dancer and actor. His first starring role was Walkabout. A portrait of Gulpilil by Craig Ruddy won the 2004 Archibald Prize, Australia's best known art prize. Description above from the Wikipedia article David Gulpilil, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
David Gulpilil is known for the following movies:
The Tracker
Character : The Tracker
Charlie's Country
Character : Charlie
Satellite Boy
Character : Jagamarra
Another Country
Character : Himself / Narrator
3 Dances Gulpilil
Character : Dancer
Crocodile Dreaming
Character : Burrimmilla
Gulpilil: One Red Blood
Character : Himself
My Name Is Gulpilil
Character : Himself
Walkabout
Character : Black Boy
Storm Boy
Character : Fingerbone
Mad Dog Morgan
Character : Billy
The Last Wave
Character : Chris Lee
Mimi
Character : Granddad
Walkabout to Hollywood
Character : Self
Rabbit-Proof Fence
Character : Moodoo
Crocodile Dundee
Character : Neville Bell
Ten Canoes
Character : The Storyteller
MESSiAH
Serenades
Character : Rainman
Dark Age
Character : Adjaral
Australia
Character : King George
Following the Rabbit-Proof Fence
Character : Himself
Goldstone
Character : Jimmy
Cargo
Character : Daku
The Proposition
Character : Jacko
Until the End of the World
Character : David
The Right Stuff
Character : Aborigine
David Gulpilil is known for the following tv shows:
The Leftovers
Character : Christopher Sunday
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