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George Shevtsov | |
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| Born | 4 June 1950[1] Australia |
| Occupation | Actor |
| Years active | 1978–present |
George Shevtsov (born 4 June 1950) [1] is an Australian actor, film-maker and conservationist.[2]
Shevtsov is a character actor, perhaps best known for major roles in feature films, including: a radio personality in the surreal comedy Love Serenade (1996); Charles de Gaulle in Ike: Countdown to D-Day (2003); a detective in Esoterica (2010) and; a contract killer in Crawl (2011).[3] [4]
Other feature films in which he has appeared include Dead Calm (1989), Let's Get Skase (2001), Japanese Story (2004), Backtrack (2015), H is for Happiness (2019), Three Thousand Years of Longing (2022) and Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (2024).[3] [4]
His television appearances have included a recurring character in Mystery Road: Origin (2022).[3] [4]
Shevtsov has also had numerous roles on stage in Perth and other Australian cities, including a major role in the premiere stage adaptation of Tim Winton's novel, The Shepherd's Hut (2026; Black Swan Theatre).[5]
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Footnotes
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[edit]- Cameron's (n.d.), George Shevtsov (talent agency; access: 10 July 2026).
- Roger Ebert (1997) Love Serenade (film review; access 27 July 2026).
- Facebook (2026) George Shevtsov (personal profile; access 10 July 2026).
- Food Bytes with Sarah Patterson (2026), "Series 9, Episode 20 George Shevtsov" (podcast; access: 27 July 2026).
- IMDB (1990–2026) George Shevtsov (access: 10 July 2026).
- Nanci Nott (2026), "The Shepherd’s Hut review: Tim Winton adaptation burns bright", Arts Hub (theatre review; access: 27 July 2026).
- David O’Connell (2015), The Song Was Wrong: George Shevtsov, Xpress Magazine (26 May) (interview; access 27 July 2026).
- Jennene Riggs (2026), "Sanctuary at the end of the world", Wilderness Journal Issue #10 (access: 10 July 2026).
- Rotten Tomatoes (n.d.) George Shevtsov (access: 10 July 2026).
- Belle Taylor (2026), The West Australian (subscription required) (access: 27 July 2026).
- Helen Trenos (2026), "The Shepherd’s Hut: Winton’s book stripped bare", Australian Book Review (14 May) (access: 10 July 2026.)