fall in love with the ghost. I have to help free her from the curse she's under." The show has toured both nationally and internationally, and draws inspiration from Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin, Don Adams, Peter Sellers, Jerry Lewis and Laurel and Hardy. Woodley played a television vet named "Frank Woodley" in the twelfth episode of the 1998 Australia television series The Games. Woodley has made regular guest appearances on Australian television, including Spicks and Specks, Good News Week, Thank God You're Here, The Sideshow, Big Question, Rove Live, Australia's Brainiest Comedian and Show Me the Movie!. In 2008, he appeared in a series of television advertisements for Metlink promoting public transport in Melbourne, in particular buses. In 2007, Woodley performed in the stage show The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged), a 97-minute production which encompasses 37 Shakespearian plays. From 2008 to 2009, Woodley co-hosted a show on The Comedy Channel called Aussie Gold every Saturday night. In 2012, Woodley had a small role in the Australian comedy film Kath & Kimderella. In 2015, he co-starred as the dogcatcher in Oddball. Aside from being a comedian, Woodley is also a children's author and has written a series of children's books called Kizmet. In 2020, Woodley participated in the first Australian season of the Amazon Prime comedy competition series LOL: Last One Laughing, going on to win the grand prize. In 2022, Woodley was appointed as one of the team captains in Would I Lie to You? Australia alongside Chris Taylor. Woodley A television project entitled Woodley screened in 2012. It is a half-hour visual comedy about a largely innocent-seeming man who is caught up in real-world problems. The series follows his attempts to bond with his daughter and his estranged wife (Justine Clarke), though this proves difficult for the accident-prone Woodley, as she tries to move forward with her life with her new partner Greg. The show was announced with a number of other projects in a $1.2 million funding from the Victorian government. The show premiered on Wednesday 22 February at 8.00pm on ABC1. The show is built around an extensive use of visual (often slapstick) humour, rather than dialogue, although this is also used sparingly. References External links 1968 births Living people Australian male comedians Comedians from Melbourne