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Jeremy Lindsay Taylor (born Sydney, 19 September 1973) is an Australian actor. He finished his education at Newington College in 1991 and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree, with a major in drama and sociology, from the University of Newcastle.
He has an older brother, Mark, and an older sister, Pip. Jeremy is very close to his family.
He is known for his long-running role as Kurt Peterson in Heartbreak High. Since then he has appeared in Something in the Air, McLeod’s Daughters, Stingers and Blue Heelers. In 2006, he guest-starred in the Doctor Who audio adventure The Reaping.
Taylor appeared in the feature films Tom White and Em4Jay and Bad Bush. His theatre credits include the Melbourne Theatre Company’s Take Me Out.
Taylor joined the cast of Canal Road in Series 1, Episode 9 as Cain Harvey in 2008. In 2009, he appeared the UK.TV mini-series False Witness.
In 2007, Taylor co-starred with Lisa McCune, Ian Stenlake, Saskia Burmeister, John Batchelor, Matt Holmes, Jay Ryan, Kristian Schmid, Kirsty Lee Allan, and David Lyons in the hit Australian drama Sea Patrol. He portrayed Petty Officer Pete Tomaszewski “Buffer” in 39 episodes from 2007–2009.
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2025 • Movie

1988 • TV

2001 • TV

2008 • TV

1994 • TV

2021 • Movie
as Borodin
as Erik Falk
as Phil
as Jim Woods
as Dad
as Caleb
as Turps
as Erik Falk
as Mark Wilson
as Cormack Lipsick
as Abe
Director
as Dylan Carter
39 episodes
as Jack
1 episodes
as Norman Bruhn
3 episodes
as Kurt Peterson
56 episodes
5 episodes
as Stanley Burrows
1 episodes
as Pete 'Buffer' Tomashevski
39 episodes
as Kurt Peterson
1 episodes
as Ryan Cassidy
160 episodes
as Flynn
1 episodes
as Stuart Granger
1 episodes
as Paddy
1 episodes
as Utah
1 episodes
as Martin Vickers
17 episodes
as Leon
7 episodes
as Dylan Sawyer
2 episodes
as Daker Simms
1 episodes
as Garden Centre Worker
1 episodes
as Ron
6 episodes
as Leroy
5 episodes