Australian actor and writer
Arky Michael is an Australian actor and writer, who is best known for his role as Fulvio Frangellomini in the television drama series "Rafferty's Rules".
Early life.
Michael studied acting at National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) and graduated with a Bachelor of Dramatic Art (Acting) in 1982.
Career.
Michael's first starring role was as George Poulopoulos in the television series "Sweet and Sour" (1984). A recurring role on drama series "A Country Practice" followed (1986–1987), before he took on his best known role as Fulvio Frangellomini in "Rafferty's Rules" (1987–1991). He then featured in the Australian children's series "Johnson and Friends", as the costume actor for the titular character in the second series.
Michael also had numerous guest roles on television series through this career, such as "Mother and Son", "E Street", "Wildside", "Water Rats", "Grass Roots" and "All Saints".
Michael is part of a screenwriting team together with Kym Vercoe, with whom he wrote the feature film, "Mrs Burswood", recipient of the 2017 Monte Miller Award for Best Unproduced Screenplay. They have collaborated on independent theatre projects for Theatre Kantanka and version 1. Michael has also written a number of short films, including "Australian Summer", which won Best Film at Tropfest in 2005.
Michael has also worked extensively in theatre for many of the major Australian companies including Sydney Theatre Company, Melbourne Theatre Company, Queensland Theatre and Bell Shakespeare.
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