Australian comedian and actor known for his witty humor and iconic characters, particularly his alter ego "Norm" from the popular TV show "The Norman Gunston Show".
Peter Moon, born on January 18, 1953, is an Australian comedian, actor, and writer, best known for his work on the popular sketch comedy show Fast Forward. His portrayal of lovable, oafish sidekicks in the show earned him a special place in the hearts of Australian audiences.
Moon was born in Yarram, Victoria, and began his career in comedy writing and performing in the 1980s. Before Fast Forward, he worked on various comedy shows and projects, honing his skills as a writer and performer.
Fast Forward, which aired from 1989 to 1992, was Moon's breakthrough show. He wrote and performed in the show, creating memorable characters like Barry the advertising executive and Abdul the Persian carpet salesman, alongside Steve Vizard. One of the show's most iconic parodies was its take on the Kung Fu television series, with Moon starring opposite Vizard.
After Fast Forward, Moon went on to work on its successor, Full Frontal, and other comedy series, often collaborating with fellow Fast Forward alumni. His talents also extended to radio, where he co-hosted the 2Day FM Morning Crew breakfast show with Wendy Harmer from 1995 to 2002.
Moon's radio stint ended in 2002, but he continued to make appearances on various TV shows, including 20 to 1 and Let Loose Live. In 2010, he joined the cast of Neighbours as theatre producer Terry Kearney.
In recent years, Moon has been developing film and television projects, showcasing his creative range. He wrote, produced, and appeared in the sitcom Whatever Happened To That Guy, loosely based on his post-fame life. Moon is also the treasurer of the Australian Writers Guild, demonstrating his commitment to the writing community.
Moon is a family man, with three children. Despite his busy schedule, he continues to pursue his passions in the entertainment industry, inspiring fans and fellow creatives alike.
Peter Moon's impressive career, marked by his wit, versatility, and dedication to his craft, has left an indelible mark on Australian comedy and entertainment.
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