Steven Vidler (actor)
Introduction '''Steven Vidler''' (born 1960) is an Australian actor known for his part in the Scottish–Australian series ''Jeopardy''.
Career His film credits include ''The Good Wife'' (1987) where he played "Sugar", the younger brother who 'knew' his brother's wife. Vidler made his feature film directorial debut with the 1997 film ''Blackrock''. He was the good-meaning teacher, Mr Simmons in the BAFTA award-winning ''Jeopardy'' and also plays Neil Webster, Tara's father in the Australian drama ''Dance Academy'', he also played officer Frank Williams in WWE Films' ''See No Evil'' (2006).
Filmography ===Films=== Year Title Role Note 1984 ''The Blood of Others'' Autre Manifestant  1984 ''Displaced Persons'' Alexander TV movie 1985 ''Robbery Under Arms'' Dick Marston  1987 ''The Good Wife'' Sugar Hills Also known as ''The Umbrella Woman'' 1987 ''The Perfectionist'' Erik TV movie 1988 ''Incident at Raven's Gate'' Eddie  1989 ''Outback'' Jack Donaghue Also known as ''Minnamurra'' 1990 ''Harbour Beat'' Lance Cooper  1993 ''Desperate Journey: The Allison Wilcox Story'' Lieutenant Commander Jack Harkin  1994 ''No Worries'' Gary Hay  1995 ''Napoleon'' Snake/Galah/Mouse  1996 ''The Territorians'' Robert McCabe  1998 ''The Thin Red Line'' 2nd Lieutenant Gore  1999''Two Hands''  The Man  1999 ''Dog Watch'' The Captain  2000 ''The Love of Lionel's Life'' Robbie TV movie 2001 ''Finding Hope'' Nobby  2001 ''Child Star: The Shirley Temple Story'' Darryl Zanuck TV movie 2001 ''Blonde'' Warren TV movie 2002 ''The Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course'' Deputy Director Ansell  2002 ''A Ring of Endless Light'' Mr. Gray  2003 ''Bad Eggs'' Pendlebury  2004 ''The Mystery of Natalie Wood'' Richard Gregson TV movie 2004 ''Through My Eyes'' Inspector Graeme Charlwood  2004 ''Small Claims'' Ross TV movie 2006 ''See No Evil'' Williams  2007 ''The Home Song Stories'' Bill  2007 ''See No Evil 2'' Williams ===Television=== Year Title Role Note 1985 ''The Dunera Boys'' Tropp Miniseries 1991 ''A Country Practice'' Phillip Dalton  2 episodes 1991 ''G.P.'' Doug 1 episode 1991 ''Bony'' Jackson 1 episode 1991 ''Heartland''  Phil McCarthy 6 episodes 1992 ''Frankie's House'' Steve Cotler  1995 ''Snowy River: The McGregor Saga'' Daniel Larson 1 episode 1995 ''Janus'' Danny Wyatt 4 episodes 1995 ''Halifax f.p.'' Steve Kingsley 1 episode 1995 ''Police Rescue'' Scuderi 1 episode 1997 ''State Coroner'' Salmon 1 episode 1997 ''Big Sky'' Cameron 1 episode 1998 ''The Day of the Roses'' Dick Lamb Miniseries 1998 ''Wildside'' Trevor Kierney 1 episode 1999 ''Water Rats'' Brian Geary 1 episode 1999 ''Stingers'' Todd Tregear 1 episode 1999 ''SeaChange'' The Ghost 1 episode 1999 ''MDA'' Nick Clarke 3 episodes 1999 ''Young Lions'' Sergeant Brian Graham 1 episode 2004 ''Salem's Lot'' Sheriff Parkins Miniseries 2005 ''Jeopardy'' Gerry Simmons 19 episodes 2006 ''Love My Way'' Steven 9 episodes 2006 ''McLeod's Daughters'' Hugh Doyle 1 episode 2007-2008 ''Home and Away'' Noel Anderson 23 episodes 2009 ''Satisfaction'' Terence 3 episodes 2012 ''Underbelly'' Police Commander 8 episodes 2013 ''Packed to the Rafters'' Mark Mackey 3 episodes 2013 ''Dance Academy'' Neil Webster 8 episodes 2014 ''Rake'' NSW Premier 3 episodes
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