Gary Eck is a versatile and accomplished stand-up comedian, actor, screenwriter, author, and film director who has captivated audiences worldwide. From Singapore to Paris, New York to London, Gary's comedic talent has shone on stages across the globe, including prestigious comedy festivals in Edinburgh, Melbourne, and Sydney. A sought-after corporate MC, he has worked with some of Australia's biggest companies, bringing his unique blend of humor and professionalism to every event.
Gary's television appearances include popular shows like "Spicks and Specks," "The Footy Show," "The Nation," and The Comedy Channel. His film career is equally impressive; he co-wrote and co-directed "Happy Feet Two" with Academy Award winner George Miller, also lending his voice to several characters in the film.
Gary's short film "The Money" won Tropfest, the world's largest short film competition, and he took second place two years earlier with his comedy short "Tragic Love." He co-wrote and starred in the cult hit "You Can’t Stop the Murders" and appeared in the film "Boytown" alongside Mick Molloy and Glen Robbins.
Currently, Gary has two feature films in development and created the kids' animation series "VEGESAURS," which premiered on ABC TV and iView in May 2022. He has also authored two children's picture books, "Wake Up Sleepyhead" and "The Day the Moon Came to Stay".
In addition to his many talents, Gary can be heard regularly on Richard Glover’s "Thank God It’s Friday" on ABC 2. With his diverse skill set and comedic charm, Gary Eck continues to entertain and inspire audiences across multiple platforms.
