Danny Adcock is an Australian actor.^[1]

Adcock has worked extensively in television. After scoring a handful of guest roles, he landed his first film role as a policeman in theOzploitation filmThe Cars That Ate Paris. Further small screen guest appearances includedMatlock Police,Division 4,Homicide,Skyways andCop Shop,Rafferty's Rules,A Country Practice,The Flying Doctors,Water Rats,All Saints,Home and Away,Bullpitt! andRedfern Now.

He had regular or recurring roles in the first season ofPatrol Boat (1979),^[2]Arcade (1980),^[3]The Bush Gang (1981),Prisoner (1982–83),Sons and Daughters (1983–84), the second season ofFire (1996),^[4]Blue Heelers (2004–05),The Jesters (2011),A Moody Christmas (2012)^[5] andThe Moodys (2014).^[6] His most recent television roles have been inThe Tourist andGrey Nomads (both 2022).

Adcock's film credits includeWe of the Never Never (1982),Early Frost (1982),Fran (1985),Resistance (1992) and more recentlyLadies in Black (2018).

On 29 October 2024, Adcock was named as part of the cast for the filmScoby.^[7]

He has also appeared in numerous theatre roles throughout his career, includingHallow Ground (Belvoir Street Theatre, 2000),^[8]The Seed (Company B, Belvoir St, 2007–08),^[9][10]Moby Dick (Seymour Centre, 2018),^[11]What's Art Got to Do With It? The Dobell Case (Warners Bay Theatre, 2022),^[12]The Marvellous Boy (Griffin Theatre Company, Stables, 2005),^[13][14] andDa (Crossroads, 1989).^[15]

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