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Max Phipps
Maxwell John Phipps (18 November 1939 – 6 August 2000) was an Australian actor, known for a number of roles in theatre, films and television during the 1960s until the end of the 1990s.
==Life and career==
Phipps was born in Dubbo and grew up in Parkes. He started his acting training in Sydney at the age of 21, at the Ensemble Theatre. There he appeared in such productions as ''Buffalo Skinner'', ''Long Day's Journey into Night'', ''Fortune and Men's Eyes'', ''The Removalists'' and ''Rooted''. In the Sydney Opera House's inaugural season he played Harry Bustle in ''What If You Died Tomorrow?''. In London he reprised this role, as well as appearing in ''Don's Party''. He played Dr Frank-N-Furter in ''The Rocky Horror Show'' in Melbourne in 1975-77.
His most notable screen roles included The Toadie in ''Mad Max 2'' (1981), Prime Minister Gough Whitlam in the television mini-series ''The Dismissal'' (1983), Sir Frank Packer in ''True Believers'', and Queensland Police Commissioner Terry Lewis in the ''Four Corners'' TV documentary drama ''Police State'' (1989), which helped to bring about investigations into corruption within that state's police force and political system. He was nominated for an AFI award for his role in ''Stir''. Other films included ''The Cars That Ate Paris'', ''Dead Easy'' and ''Nate and Hayes'', released in the United States as ''Savage islands''. He appeared as Detective Inspector Mcallister in the Morse episode "The Promised Land" in 1991
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