
Max Cullen
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- April 29, 1940
- Birthplace
- Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Max Cullen (born 29 April 1940) is an Australian stage and screen actor. He has appeared in many Australian films and television series but is best known for his role in the film Spider and Rose and the television series The Flying Doctors, Secret Valley and Love My Way.
Filmography

Never Too Late 2020
as Hank

Acute Misfortune 2018
as Kevin Cullen

Riot 2018
as Gerry Gowland

Goldstone 2016
as Old Timer

Broke 2016
as Cec
- Santa's Apprentice
Santa's Apprentice 2013
Actor

The Great Gatsby 2013
as Owl Eyes

Anyone You Want 2010
as Glen

X-Men Origins: Wolverine 2009
as Travis Hudson

Australia 2008
as Old Drunk

December Boys 2007
as Narrator / Adult Misty

Jindabyne 2006
as Terry

BlackJack: In the Money 2005
as Howard

The Nugget 2002
as Wally

In a Savage Land 1999
as Douglas Stevens

Federation 1999
as voices

Kiss or Kill 1997
as Stan

Billy's Holiday 1995
as Billy Apples

Rough Diamonds 1995
as Magistrate Roy

Spider and Rose 1994
as Jack

Mad Bomber in Love 1992
as Sergeant Meggs

Greenkeeping 1992
as Tom
- Garbo
Garbo 1992
as Wal

The Returning 1990
as Father Donohue

Luigi’s Ladies 1989
as Chef

Incident at Raven's Gate 1989
as Taylor

Boundaries of the Heart 1988
as Blanco White

Vietnam 1987
as Journalist

Call Me Mr. Brown 1985
Actor
- Outbreak of Hostilities
Outbreak of Hostilities 1985
as Harry Starling

Stanley: Every Home Should Have One 1984
as Berger

Midnite Spares 1983
as Tomas

The Return of Captain Invincible 1983
as Italian Man

Running on Empty 1982
as Rebel

Starstruck 1982
as Reg

Freedom 1982
as Factory Clerk

Hoodwink 1981
Actor

Cornflakes for tea 1981
as Stan

Hard Knocks 1980
as Newman

My Brilliant Career 1979
as Mr. McSwatt

The Odd Angry Shot 1979
Actor

Cass 1978
Actor

Summerfield 1977
as Jim

Sunday Too Far Away 1975
as Tim King
- The Office Picnic
The Office Picnic 1972
Actor
- Stockade
Stockade 1971
Actor

Where Dead Men Lie 1971
as Commentator (voice)

You Can't See 'round Corners 1969
as Peeper
Credits from TMDB.