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Paul Dawber is an Australian stage, film & television actor and is probably most known for his 1987 stint on ''Sons and Daughters''. He has also appeared on popular Australian police dramas such as ''Blue Heelers'', ''Stingers'' and, more recently, ''City Homicide'' and ''Satisfaction''. Dawber also appeared on ''Prisoner'', ''Neighbours'' and ''The Flying Doctors''. As a charismatic leading actor and leading man, Paul Dawber commands an odd mixture of working-class charm, exuberant street-wise sexuality and aristocratic arrogance. He has proved himself capable of handling any type of role - from comedy to adventure, from Television Drama to Shakespeare. Probably no relation to Mork and Mindy actress Pam Dawber. Born in Liverpool England 18 June 1956. In 1962 his family immigrated to Australia and settled in Melbourne. At High School Paul got the lead in several plays but it wasn't until he was 26 years old that he decided to go to drama school (The National Theatre) and become an actor. Whilst at drama school he was offered parts in TV series and dozens of TV commercials. After leaving drama school he went straight in a TV series ''Sons & Daughters'' playing Todd Buckley. In 1993 he went to Hollywood for a few years and was a Principal actor with 'The Los Angeles Shakespeare Company'. Back in Melbourne since 1996 he's constantly worked in Film, TV and Stage. He had the recurring role of Kim Howard in the TV series ''Neighbours'' as well as numerous guest appearances in TV shows such as 'Blue Heelers', 'Stingers' and 'City Homicide'. He was in the AFI nominated feature film ''Erskineville Kings'' and dozens of theatre productions including playing ''Jerry Lee Lewis'' in the musical "The Killer". www.dawber.org == External links == * 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Paul Dawber」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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