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John Walton
(1953-2014)
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John Walton was born in 1953 in St. Ives, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. He was an actor, known for
Blue Heelers (1994)
,
Undercover (1983)
and
Heartbreak High (1994)
. He died on 17 July 2014 in Australia.
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1 nomination
Known for
Blue Heelers
7.0
TV Series
Max Sandler
2003 • 1 ep
Undercover
6.0
Fred
1983
Heartbreak High
7.8
TV Series
Nat Delaine
Nat Delaine (1997-1998)
1997–1999 • 33 eps
Home and Away
5.1
TV Series
Father Brian Little
1997 • 10 eps
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Post-production
2025
Previous
32
Blue Heelers
7.0
TV Series
Max Sandler
2003
1 episode
MDA
7.3
TV Series
David Lowe
2003
1 episode
Going Home
8.3
TV Series
Stunt Coordinator
2001
1 episode
Heartbreak High
7.8
TV Series
Nat Delaine
1997–1999
33 episodes
All Saints
7.1
TV Series
Gary Mortimer
1998
1 episode
Home and Away
5.1
TV Series
Father Brian Little
1997
10 episodes
Inviata Speciale
Video
1996
Twisted Tales
7.0
TV Series
Arthur Pendle
1996
1 episode
McLeod's Daughters
6.4
TV Movie
Terry Wilcox
1996
Blue Murder
8.2
TV Mini Series
Jim Loomes
1995
1 episode
Halifax f.p.
7.2
TV Series
Kaz
1995
1 episode
G.P.
7.4
TV Series
Ted Koffel
1994
1 episode
Shotgun Wedding
5.7
Det. Frank Taylor
1993
A Country Practice
6.7
TV Series
Rod Campion
1993
2 episodes
The Adventures of Skippy
6.7
TV Series
Greg
1993
1 episode
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Born
1953
St. Ives, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Died
July 17
,
2014
Australia
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