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Logie Award for Most Outstanding Actor
CountryAustralia
Presented byTV Week
First awarded1988
Currently held byPatrick Brammall (2023)
Most awardsRichard Roxburgh (3)
Websitewww.tvweeklogieawards.com.au

The Silver Logie for Most Outstanding Actor is an award presented annually at the Australian TV Week Logie Awards. It was first awarded at the 30th Annual TV Week Logie Awards in 1988 and is given to recognise the outstanding performance of an actor in an Australian program. The winner and nominees of this award are chosen by television industry juries. Richard Roxburgh holds the record for the most wins, with three.

Winners and nominees

Key Meaning
‡ Indicates the winning actor
Year Nominees Program(s) Network Ref
1988 John Wood‡ Rafferty's Rules Seven Network
1989 John Wood‡ Rafferty's Rules Seven Network
1990 Shane Porteous‡ A Country Practice Seven Network
1991 Michael Craig‡ G.P. ABC TV
1992 John McTernan‡ G.P. ABC TV
1993 Gary Sweet‡ Police Rescue ABC TV
1994 Garry McDonald‡ Mother and Son ABC TV
1995 Chris Haywood‡ Janus ABC TV
1996 Richard Roxburgh‡ Blue Murder ABC TV
1997 Colin Friels‡ Water Rats Nine Network
1998 Tony Martin‡ Wildside ABC TV
Colin Friels Water Rats Nine Network
William McInnes Blue Heelers Seven Network
Rob Sitch Frontline ABC TV
1999 Tony Martin‡ Wildside ABC TV
David Wenham‡ SeaChange ABC TV
Colin Friels Water Rats Nine Network
Paul Mercurio The Day of the Roses Network Ten
Jeremy Sims Aftershocks SBS TV
2000 William McInnes‡ SeaChange ABC TV
Steve Bisley Water Rats Nine Network
Colin Friels Water Rats Nine Network
John Howard SeaChange ABC TV
2001 John Howard‡ SeaChange ABC TV
Steve Bisley Water Rats Nine Network
William McInnes SeaChange ABC TV
Geoff Morrell Grass Roots ABC TV
2002 William McInnes‡ My Brother Jack Network Ten
Joel Edgerton The Secret Life of Us Network Ten
Geoff Morrell Changi ABC TV
Matthew Newton Changi ABC TV
Charles 'Bud' Tingwell Changi ABC TV
2003 Peter O'Brien‡ White Collar Blue Network Ten
Shane Bourne MDA ABC TV
John Howard Always Greener Seven Network
Samuel Johnson The Secret Life of Us Network Ten
Gary Sweet Stingers Nine Network
2004 Ray Barrett‡ After the Deluge Network Ten
Tim Draxl The Shark Net ABC TV
Abe Forsythe Marking Time ABC TV
William McInnes The Shark Net ABC TV
Gary Sweet Stingers Nine Network
David Wenham After the Deluge Network Ten
2005 Sam Neill‡ Jessica Network Ten
Brendan Cowell Love My Way Fox8
Abe Forsythe Fireflies ABC TV
Tony Martin Jessica Network Ten
Dan Wyllie Love My Way Fox8
2006 Dan Wyllie‡ Love My Way Fox8
Brendan Cowell Love My Way Fox8
John Howard All Saints Seven Network
Alex O'Loughlin The Incredible Journey of Mary Bryant Network Ten
John Wood Blue Heelers Seven Network
2007 Matthew Le Nevez‡ The Society Murders Network Ten
Ben Mendelsohn Love My Way W. Channel
Richard Roxburgh The Silence ABC TV
David Wenham Answered by Fire ABC TV
Dan Wyllie Love My Way W. Channel
2008 Stephen Curry‡ The King TV1
Don Hany East West 101 SBS TV
Chris Lilley Summer Heights High ABC1
William McInnes Curtin ABC1
East West 101 SBS TV
2009 Gyton Grantley‡ Underbelly Nine Network
Dustin Clare Satisfaction Showcase
Vince Colosimo Underbelly Nine Network
Callan Mulvey Rush Network Ten
Damian Walshe-Howling Underbelly Nine Network
2010 Don Hany‡ East West 101 SBS TV
Roy Billing Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities Nine Network
Garry McDonald A Model Daughter: The Killing of Caroline Byrne Network Ten
Ben Mendelsohn Tangle Showcase
Aaron Pedersen The Circuit SBS TV
2011 Richard Roxburgh‡ Rake ABC1
Jason Gann Wilfred SBS TV
Richard Roxburgh Hawke Network Ten
Hugh Sheridan Packed to the Rafters Seven Network
Erik Thomson Packed to the Rafters Seven Network
2012 Rob Carlton‡ Paper Giants: The Birth of Cleo ABC1
Alex Dimitriades The Slap ABC1
Don Hany East West 101 SBS TV
Geoff Morrell Cloudstreet Showcase
David Wenham Killing Time TV1
2013 Anthony Hayes‡ Devil's Dust ABC1
Aaron Jeffery Underbelly: Badness Nine Network
Guy Pearce Jack Irish ABC1
Jimi Bani Mabo ABC1
Lachy Hulme Howzat! Kerry Packer's War Nine Network
2014 Lachy Hulme‡ Power Games: The Packer-Murdoch Story Nine Network
Chris Lilley Ja'mie: Private School Girl ABC1
Craig McLachlan The Doctor Blake Mysteries ABC1
Kirk Page Redfern Now ABC1
David Wenham Better Man SBS One
2015 Luke Arnold‡ INXS: Never Tear Us Apart Seven Network
Martin Henderson Secrets & Lies Network Ten
John Noble Devil's Playground Showcase
Richard Roxburgh Rake ABC
Ashley Zukerman The Code ABC
2016 Alex Dimitriades‡ The Principal ABC
Hugh Dancy Deadline Gallipoli Showcase
Malcolm Kennard Catching Milat Seven Network
Patrick Brammall Glitch ABC
Sam Neill House of Hancock Nine Network
2017 Henry Nixon‡ The Kettering Incident ABC
Rodger Corser Doctor Doctor Nine Network
Samuel Johnson Molly Seven Network
Richard Roxburgh Rake ABC
Noah Taylor Deep Water SBS
2018 Hugo Weaving‡ Seven Types of Ambiguity ABC
Damon Herriman Riot ABC
Ewen Leslie Safe Harbour SBS
Lachy Hulme Romper Stomper Stan
Rodger Corser Doctor Doctor Nine Network
2019 Scott Ryan‡ Mr Inbetween Foxtel
Aaron Pedersen Mystery Road ABC
Bryan Brown Bloom Stan
Jay Ryan Fighting Season Foxtel
Robbie Magasiva Wentworth Foxtel
2022 Richard Roxburgh‡ Fires ABC
Hugo Weaving Love Me Binge/Foxtel
Jamie Dornan The Tourist Stan
Sam Reid The Newsreader ABC
Scott Ryan Mr Inbetween Foxtel
2023 Patrick Brammall‡ Colin From Accounts Binge
Mark Coles Smith Mystery Road: Origin ABC
Richard Roxburgh Bali 2002 Stan
Sam Neill The Twelve Binge/Foxtel
Tim Draxl In Our Blood ABC
Tim Minchin Upright Binge/Foxtel

Multiple wins

Number Actor
Wins
3 Richard Roxburgh
2 John Wood
2 Tony Martin
2 William McInnes

Programs with most awards

Wins Program
3 SeaChange
2 Rafferty's Rules
2 G.P.
2 Wildside

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