Robert Morgan has ridden horses through the Australian desert with Ray Winstone, filmed in the wilderness of New Zealand alongside Florence Pugh, navigated the culture shock of working in Beijing, and is about to play Burgess Meredith in a Sylvester Stallone biopic. He calls this a career.

Robert Morgan is a Welsh-Australian actor, writer, and former boxer known for The Proposition, The Accountant 2, Landman, High Country, and Hacksaw Ridge. He has worked alongside Brad Pitt, Jason Isaacs, and Guy Pearce, and continues to champion emerging talent.

• The physical endurance required to film The Proposition in the Australian Outback, where the environment was as brutal as anything in the script
• Filming in the New Zealand wilderness alongside Florence Pugh — and the reality of being an Australian actor constantly in transit
• Why playing Burgess Meredith in the upcoming Sylvester Stallone biopic, I Play Rocky, required a completely different kind of preparation
• The art of being a "good bastard" — and why that philosophy has kept him working across four decades and multiple continents
• His passion for independent film and the emerging talent he keeps going out of his way to support

Rob does not engage in social media, but you can see what he's up to here:

• IMDb Profile

Originally released under the podcast's former name: Television Times.

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