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Sam Wilcox
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Sam Wilcox is known for
Murder Call (1997)
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Police Rescue (1989)
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All Saints (1998)
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Known for
Murder Call
7.1
TV Series
Bladley Munn
1998 • 2 eps
Police Rescue
7.3
TV Series
Constable
Uniformed Cop
Young Constable
1992–1995 • 3 eps
All Saints
7.1
TV Series
Rob
2003 • 1 ep
E Street
6.7
TV Series
Tim O'Reilly
1992 • 1 ep
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All Saints
7.1
TV Series
Rob
2003
1 episode
White Collar Blue
6.0
TV Series
Bob McClymont
2003
1 episode
Murder Call
7.1
TV Series
Bladley Munn
1998
2 episodes
The Adventures of Sam
8.2
TV Series
(voice)
1997
2 episodes
Police Rescue
7.3
TV Series
Uniformed Cop
Constable
Young Constable
1992–1995
3 episodes
E Street
6.7
TV Series
Tim O'Reilly
1992
1 episode
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He graduated from Australia's National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) with a degree in Performing Arts (Acting) in 1991.
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