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Mick Molloy
Comedian/Actor/Writer and Producer
Mick is one of Australia’s most recognised comedians. An actor, writer and producer, Mick combines the scruffy appeal of a laid back larrikin and the acid tongue of the world’s toughest critic. This combination has proved successful both in terms of Mick’s significant box office appeal as a writer/performer and in relation to the accolades he has received within the industry.
"Professional, hilarious, fun, energetic and we always get much more than we bargained for - he over delivers in every sense of the word. I have nothing but great things to say about Mick." - Kelly Addis, CEO, BoilerRoom Group
Mick is known on Australian television for his success as a member of The D-Generation and writer and performer for The Late Show on ABCTV; in which he directed many of his own segments.
He has made special guest appearances in Kath and Kim, a regular guest panelist on The Panel (for the life of the program) and he wrote, produced and presented his own television show on the Nine network entitled The Mick Molloy Show.
"Mick was fabulous! I never imagined Lawn Bowls could be so entertaining! As our roving MC he was brilliant and exceeded our expectations. Hilariously funny and made the event a huge success." - Kirsten Neilson, Savi World Transport Pty Ltd
Mick is also one of Australia’s most accomplished radio performers. His program ToughLove was broadcast to a national audience via the Austereo network.
Prior to this, Mick hosted the national phenomenon that was the radio program Martin/Molloy. It aired on 54 stations throughout Australia and is still one of the most successful programs ever to be broadcast in Australia; it revolutionised the importance of the drive time slot in Australian radio.
Currently Mick is co-hosting Network 10's successful AFL show Before The Game , with Eddie McGuire on Melbourne’s Triple M Breakfast Show The Hot Breakfast, and regularly tours his stand up with Glenn Robbins and Jeff Stilson.
"Mick Molloy was the MC of our awards night and he was just fabulous. Mick was professional, very funny, flexible, easy to work with and the audience young and old just loved him. He exceeded my expectations" -Australian Catalogue Association, Catalogue Awards Night
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Radio |
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2011-Current |
The Hot Breakfast Triple M Melbourne, co-host |
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2011-Current |
The Grill Team Triple M Sydney, co-host |
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2004-06 |
Tough Love Triple M Network, host |
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1995-98 |
Martin/Molloy Austereo Network, host |
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1990-92 |
The D-Generation Breakfast Show Triple M Melbourne |
Television
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2003- Current |
Before the Game Channel 10, co-host |
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2011 |
Between The Lines Channel 9, team captain |
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2009-2011 |
The 7PM Project Channel 10, guest appearances |
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2009-2011 |
The Jesters Movie Network Foxtel, major role |
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2010 |
Santo, Sam and Ed's Cup Fever! SBS, guest appearances |
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2002-2009 |
Rove Live Channel 10, guest appearances |
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2008 |
Out of the Question Channel 7, guest appearance |
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1998-2007 |
The Panel Channel 10, regular guest |
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2007 |
Thank God You're Here Channel 10, guest appearance |
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2007 |
The Nation Channel 9, host |
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2006-2007 |
The Footy Show Channel 9, guest appearances |
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2006 |
Australian Idol Channel 10, guest appearance |
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2006 |
David Tench Tonight Channel 10 guest appearance |
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2006 |
Any Given Sunday Channel 9, guest appearance |
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2006 |
David Tench Tonight Channel 10 guest appearance |
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2006 |
Any Given Sunday Channel 9, guest appearance |
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2003-04 |
Kath and Kim ABCTV, played Gary Poole |
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2003 |
The 2003 Australian Film Institute Awards ABCTV |
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2003 |
Micallef Tonight Channel 9, guest appearance |
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2002 |
The Fat ABCTV, guest appearances |
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1999 |
The Mick Molloy Show Channel 9, host |
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1999 |
Hessie’s Shed ABCTV, guest appearances |
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1998 |
The Russell Gilbert Show Channel 9, guest appearances |
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1997 |
Frontline ABCTV, guest appearance |
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1995 |
The Search for Christmas Channel 7, guest appearance |
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1994 |
Denton Channel 7, guest appearances |
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1993 |
Bargearse ABCTV, voice over |
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1992-93 |
The Late Show ABCTV, guest appearances |
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1888-89 |
The D Generation Goes Commercial Channel 7, appearances |
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1988 |
The Comedy Company Channel 10, guest appearances |
Film
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2007 |
BoyTown Confidential (video), played Tommy Boy |
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2006 |
BoyTown, played Tommy Boy |
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2006 |
Mac Beth, Murderer in Brown |
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2004 |
The Brush-Off (TV movie), played Angelo Agnelli |
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2003 |
Stiff (TV movie), played Angelo Agnelli |
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2003 |
Bad Eggs, played Ben Kinnear |
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2003 |
Over Easy: On Location with ‘Bad Eggs’ (video documentary) |
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2002 |
Crackerjack, played Jack Simpson |
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2000 |
Tackle Happy (documentary), himself |
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1999 |
Shonky Golf (video), himself |
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1997 |
The D Generation: The Bottom Drawer (video short), himself |
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1995 |
Gorgeous (Animation short), The Surgeon (voice) |
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1993 |
The Olden Days (TV movie), Sgt. Olden (voice) |
Writer
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2007 |
The Nation Channel 9 |
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2007 |
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2006 |
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2002 |
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1999 |
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1999 |
The Mick Molloy Show Channel 9 |
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1997 |
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1993 |
Bargearse ABCTV |
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1992-93 |
The Late Show ABCTV |
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1993 |
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1988 |
The Comedy Company Channel 10 |
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1988-89 |
The D Generation Goes Commercial Channel 7 |
Director
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2000 |
Tackle Happy (documentary) |
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1999 |
Shonky Golf (video) |
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1999 |
The Mick Molloy Show Channel 9 |
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1997 |
The D Generation: The Bottom Drawer (segment "In Bed With The Virgin Mary") ABCTV |
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1993 |
Bargearse ABCTV |
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1992-93 |
The Late Show ABCTV |
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1993 |
The Olden Days (TV movie) |
Producer
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2007 |
The Nation Channel 9 (Executive Producer) |
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2007 |
BoyTown Confidential (Producer) |
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2006 |
BoyTown (Producer) |
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2002 |
Crackerjack (Producer) |
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2000 |
Tackle Happy (Producer) |
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1999 |
Shonky Golf (Executive Producer) |
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1999 |
The Mick Molloy Show Channel 9 (Executive Producer - 8 episodes) |
Albums
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1998 |
Eat Your Peas (2CD) Martin/Molloy |
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1996 |
Poop Chute (2CD) Martin/Molloy |
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1995 |
The Brown Album (2CD) Marin/Molloy |
Awards/Nominations
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2003 |
Australian Star of the Year Actor Crackerjack and Bad Eggs, Australian Movie Convention |
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2002 |
Nominated Best Original Screenplay Crackerjack, Australian Film Institute Awards |