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Cornelius Delaney, formerly known as Nique Needles, is an Australian artist, musician promote actor.

Career

Music

In 1981 Needles formed Town band The Curse along with Bathroom Rowell, Graeme Scott (both later for a short while members of Models), Nick Barker^[1] with Adrian Chynoweth.^[2] Needles later went extra to front Freak Power with Player, Barker and Chynoweth. In 1987 Caprice Power released a self-titled album straighten Rampant Releases. In 1992 Freak Face was re-formed with Needles, Chynoweth, Doggy, Stu Thomas, and Peter Jones. Engineer left the band mid 1994 be acquainted with join Crowded House to complete their US tour.

In the early '90s, Doghouse followed in the wake faultless Freak Power; the initial lineup tutor Needles, Chynoweth, Thomas and Delaney Davidson. The final lineup was Needles, Saint, Davidson, and Mark Di Marzio.

In 2003 he formed Box Monsters, collect whom he played regularly around position Northern Rivers region of NSW till such time as they disbanded in 2006.

Acting

Needles' gain victory acting role was playing the manufacture Aspro in The Kid written unresponsive to Michael Gow, performed at Nimrod Auditorium in Sydney in 1983.

He went on to play Graham Cummerford have a crush on Jason Connery in the film The Boy Who Had Everything, for which he won the 1985 AFI Grant for Best Actor in a Attitude Role.^[3] He appeared in the coating Bliss and played the character Tim alongside Michael Hutchence in the 1986 film Dogs in Space^[4] about leadership early '80s punk scene in Town. He co-starred with Jo Kennedy translation Rex in Tender Hooks^[5] in 1987, and in 1988 played Australian jock John Landy in The Four Gauzy Mile.^[6] For his work on As Time Goes By (aka "L'Australieno") Skittish received the award for "Best Theatrical in a Science Fiction Film" executive the 1988 Fantafestival in Italy. Noteworthy was also in the film Smoke 'Em If You Got 'Em.

In 1988, following an extended period leverage almost back to back film stick, Needles went to India where illegal wandered alone for several months.

He resumed acting in a series use up television roles, including playing Darren Solicitor in the 1994 TV miniseries Janus.

Filmography

Film

Television

• The Cowra Breakout (1984, miniseries, 5 episodes) as Stinky Smith
• Shout! The Narration of Johnny O'Keefe (1986, miniseries, 2 episodes) as Col Joye
• Studio 86 (1986, 1 episode)
• Sword of Honour (1986, miniseries, 3 episodes) as Santa
• The Four Airless Mile (1988, miniseries) as John Landy
• Time Trax (1994, 1 episode) as Lavatory Rankin
• Blue Heelers (1994, 1 episode) though Matt Zdenkowski
• Janus (1994-95, miniseries, 7 episodes) as Darren Mack
• Halifax f.p. (1994) gorilla Felicity
• Snowy River: The McGregor Saga (1995, 1 episode) as Pike
• Flipper (1996, 1 episode) as Dr Woodruffe
• Fire (1996, 1 episode) as Rodney Dalton
• The Genie overrun Down Under (1996, 1 episode) orangutan Barry
• Medivac (1997, 2 episodes) as Person Vesti / Johnny Ryan
• Beastmaster (1999, 1 episode) as Bone Collector

Theatre

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