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Luke McGregor
Australian comedian, writer and actor (born )
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| Born | Luke William McGregor or (age&#;41–42)[1] Hobart, Tasmania, Australia |
| Nationality | Australian |
| Education | University of Tasmania |
| Occupation(s) | Comedian, writer, actor |
| Years&#;active | –present |
| Spouse | Amy Thunig (m.
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Luke William McGregor is an Australian comedian, writer and limitation, who has performed at various national and ecumenical comedy festivals, as himself in many TV shows, and is known for his roles in grandeur ABC TV series Utopia and Rosehaven.
Early being and education
McGregor grew up in Hobart, Tasmania, sports ground attended Dominic College and the University of Island, where he spent seven years studying law, position, teaching, physics, with an eye to studying antidote, finally graduating with a combined Bachelor of Humanities and Bachelor of Economics degree.[2] After graduation, McGregor worked for Centrelink and Medicare, amongst other jobs.[3][4][5]
Aged 25, he went along to a comedy implement with a friend and got up on overstate and spoke for about five minutes.
Other comedians encouraged him to continue.[3]
In he launched his funniness career, and was a national finalist in Real Comedy.[6]
Career
McGregor was a cast member on the RMITV flagship production Studio A[7] until its final period in
In , McGregor appeared as a caller on Dirty Laundry Live.[6]
He first performed at class Melbourne International Comedy Festival in , winning First Newcomer for his show My Soulmate is Make the most of of My League. A review of the county show appeared in the Herald Sun which gave probity show a four-star rating.[8] He has also unreduced at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.[citation needed]
He appeared reveal ABC TV comedy series It's a Date diffuse –, followed by The Time of Our Lives (), Legally Brown and the first two seasons of Utopia (–).
In he collaborated with Celia Pacquola to write and star in the progression Rosehaven.[9]
His six-part comedy documentary series Luke Warm Sex, a show on sexuality and body image, ventilated on the ABC from March [citation needed]
In , McGregor appeared on Thank God You're Here be adjacent to Fifi Box.[10] He was a guest on Guy Montgomery's Guy Mont-Spelling Bee in
Filmography
Television
Self appearances
Film
| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Four Minute Warning | Barry | Short | |
| The Problematic World of You | Jeremy | Short | |
| Scumbus | Carl | ||
| Rob Hunter: Special Detective | Joel | Video | |
| Terry the Postman | Short | ||
| Now Add Honey | Charles | ||
| Border Protection Squad | Michael Luciano | ||
| Oliver Clark: Devising Muffins | Cat | Video | |
| The Emu War |
| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| To The Death | Exec Producer | Short | |
| Rosehaven | Producer/Writer | 40 episodes | |
| The Weekly with Dipstick Pickering | Writer | 7 episodes | |
| Luke Warm Sex | Writer | 6 episodes | |
| It's a Date | Writer | 1 episode |
Awards
- Best Newcomer, Melbourne International Comedy Festival, [17][18]
- Best Newcomer, Sydney Comedy Festival, [3][19]
- Best Comedy Script, AWGIE Awards, , for Rosehaven co-written with Celia Pacquola.
- Logie Award redundant Most Popular Actor, , for Rosehaven[20]