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Behind the familiar face

THIS is the peculiar irony of Joss McWilliam’s life. If he had a dollar for every time someone said to him, “Didn’t you used to be an actor?”, he’d have enough money to act full-time.

For it is McWilliam’s current fate that he has a face eminently recognisable but not instantly identifiable. It’s a face that gets under your skin. You know it from somewhere, like an uncle you haven’t seen in years.

When we initially meet at Paddington Tavern and shoot some pool, you witness the reaction first-hand. Punters glance twice at him with that “Don’t I know you?” look.

In fact, the imprint of that face comes from a substantial body of work through the ‘80s and ‘90s, including film (The Coolangatta Gold, A Thousand Skies), television (Water Rats, Pacific Drive, Blue Heelers) and theatre (The Fortunes of

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Born in Canberra, the McWilliam family later moved to Armidale where Joss’s father was a Professor of Agronomy at the University of New England.