Always has something to say though, most times it probably shouldn't be said.
His words often get him into trouble, though he's keen eye doesn't always work.

Bryan Gray was the Head of the Armed Robbery Squad, but was demoted after a misdemeanor and then was offered a place in the Special Operations Squad. Bryan remains one of the biggest 'pains-in-the-butts' in the police force, and the Stingers team don't look forward to their dealings with him.

A lot has happened to Bryan since he first appeared at the start of Series III (2000) - he has been stabbed, shot in the leg and - most memorably - shot in the backside! He clearly had the hots for Ellen - who told him in no uncertain terms to back off - which lead to Bryan thinking she was a lesbian! Always saying the wrong thing at the wrong time, Bryan doesn't seem to know when to quit!

Jeremy was born on the 16th August 1960, and has worked in the entertainment industry since 1975, following his debut in the feature film "The Devil's Playground" at the age of 14. He has gone on to appear in many movies and television series. He writes, produces and appears in the comedy shows at Hunchbax Theatre Restaurant in Richmond. Jeremy also runs his own production company - Pearly White Productions, producing television commercials and documentaries.

Jeremy's agent is: Creative Representation.


 Movies including:
 
  • "The Extreme Team" (2001) - Gordon Mays
  • "Disappearance" (2001) - Deputy Sheriff Richards
  • "The Craic" (1998) - Jack Fletcher
  • "Amy" (1997) - Maurice Rietman
  • "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" (1987) - Robert The Waiter
  • "Mad Dog Morgan" (1975) - Gideon MacPherson
  • "The Devil's Playground" (1975) - John Thompson
 TV shows (as a regular or semi-regular character):
 
  • "Blue Heelers" (1997 - present) - Tony Timms
  • "Neighbours" (1995) - Dr Adrian Ewart
  • "Janus II" (1995) - Vic Manoulis
  • "Janus" (1994) - Vic Manoulis
  • "The Henderson Kids II" (1986 - 87) - Nic Wilcott
  • "Arcade" (1980) - Robbie Stewart
  • "Twenty Good Years" (1979) - Michael Fielding
  • "The Sullivans" (1977 - 78) - Alan Cochrane
  • "Bellbird" (1976) - Ken Stratton
 TV Guest Appearances include:
 
  • "The Secret Life Of Us" (2004) - Max McGilvray
  • "Seachange" (1999) - Geoff Pressman
  • "The Adventures of Lano & Woodley" (1997) - Nick Hartley
  • "The Man From Snowy River" (1996) - Bradley Linstead
  • "Bligh" (1992) - The Public Service
  • "The Young Doctors" (1980) - Nigel Gilbert
  • "Prisoner" (1982) - Jack Baxter
 Other notable credits:
 
  • "The Footy Show - Melbourne" (1994 - present)
        - Audience Warm Up Comedian
  • "Young Talent Time - The Collection" (2003) - DVD: Writer/Producer
  • "Young Talent Time Tells All" (2001) - Documentary: Writer and Co-Producer
  • "Funny By George:The George Wallace Story" (1999) - Documentary: Producer






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Did you know?
Jeremy Kewley has been the warmup comedian for the AFL version of the Nine Network's The Footy Show since it began in 1994.



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