Bryan Brown

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Characters played by Bryan Brown

Mr. Rabbit (voice) — Peter Rabbit (2018)

Voice of the rabbits' deceased father figure.

Osiris — Gods of Egypt (2016)

The former king of Egypt and father of Horus, who is murdered by his jealous brother Set. His heart is later absorbed by Set to further augment his divine power during the final conflict.

Leland Van Lew — Along Came Polly (2004)

An adventurous CEO seeking insurance coverage who takes Reuben and Polly on a sailing trip, ultimately leading to a storm that strains Reuben and Polly's relationship.

Septimus Potts — The Light Between Oceans (2016)

Hannah's father and the biological maternal grandfather of the child raised by Tom and Isabel. He is part of Hannah's family when the child is returned, and later helps provide a connection to her biological origins. He agrees to the compromise name Lucy Grace as the family begins rebuilding its relationship with her.

Douglas "Doug" Coughlin — Cocktail (1988)

Doug is Brian's experienced bartender mentor and business partner, teaching him flair bartending while promoting their dream of a nationwide Cocktails & Dreams chain. His betrayal of Brian with Coral ends their partnership. Later, his failed investments destroy Kerry's wealth, and his suicide forces Brian to confront the fraud and pride behind their shared ambitions.

Bruce Jones — Kill Me Three Times (2015)

Bruce Jones is a corrupt cop who recognizes that Nathan Webb and Lucy Webb have switched dental records to fake Lucy's death. Impressed by the plan, he demands half the insurance payout in exchange for silence. Bruce later encounters Charlie Wolfe at the crime scene and is killed by him.

King Carney — Australia (2008)

Ruthless meat tycoon attempting to create a cattle monopoly in Australia. He negotiates beef prices in Darwin and is the target of Fletcher's scheme. He dies in a staged accident orchestrated by Fletcher, paving the way for Fletcher's rise.

Fitch — Full Body Massage (1999)

Fitch is an experienced massage therapist whose unexpected appointment with Nina becomes an extended philosophical and personal confrontation. While working on her, he discusses travel, healing, mysticism, science, responsibility, and possessions, repeatedly challenging Nina's beliefs and emotional defenses as she questions his assumptions about her life.

Roland 'Rollie' Tyler — F/X2 (1991)

Special effects expert and protagonist who uses his technical skills to uncover a police conspiracy after his partner's murder.

Barry Ryan — Dirty Deeds (2002)

Late 1960s Australian mobster controlling Sydney's gambling scene and casino slot machines. He must fend off American Mafia henchmen, rival gangsters, and navigate personal complications with his wife and mistress.

Lt. Peter Handcock — Breaker Morant (1980)

An Australian lieutenant and elite marksman in the Bushveldt Carbineers. He is directly responsible for the murder of Rev. Hesse, creates a false alibi, and is ultimately executed alongside Morant after being convicted of war crimes.

Dirk Struan — Tai-Pan (1986)

Dirk Struan is the Tai Pan and head of the largest trading company in Asia, as established in his existing profile. During the crisis at Canton, he refuses the Chinese governor's demand and escapes by sea, while relying on Britain's naval power. He is also caught in a bitter rivalry with Tyler Brock and a personal relationship with May-May.

Career Overview

Bryan Brown has 85 screen credits in a career dating back to 1975. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Twisted Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Gods of Egypt, Cocktail, F/X. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
85
Birth Date
1947-06-23
Birth Place
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 4 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q363659), public domain (CC0).