Laurence Fuller is a talented actor, writer, and producer, best known for his lead roles in feature films such as "Road To The Well", "Apostle Peter & The Last Supper", and "Paint It Red". He began his career in British theatre, training at the prestigious Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and taking on the lead role in the West End production of "Madness In Valencia" at Trafalgar Studios, directed by Simon Evans.
On screen, Fuller has worked alongside notable actors such as Robert Loggia, Sally Kirkland, Max Cullen, Asher Keddie, Jack McGee, Lucy Davis, and Barry Primus. His performances have garnered critical acclaim and recognition from film festivals, with recent accolades including being tapped as a finalist in the Heath Ledger Scholarship.
As a writer and producer, Fuller's work has also gained recognition. His first film, "Possession(s)", was produced by ABC Australia, and his latest spec screenplay, "Modern Art", is a biographical drama about his late father, art critic Peter Fuller. The screenplay has won awards and placed as a finalist in 15 screenwriting competitions in 2020.
Fuller's performances have been praised by critics, with Alex Billington of First Showing awarding "Echoes Of You" a ***** review, stating that Fuller's portrayal of a classical pianist struggling to make his mark is "very lovely" and builds to an emotional ending that will "hit you hard". Ruthless Reviews also gave "Road To The Well" a ***** review, praising Fuller's performance as Frank, saying that beneath his docile exterior lies a "smoldering anger and ruthlessness" that only surfaces after a series of calamitous events.
Time Out also praised Fuller's performance in "Madness In Valencia", stating that he is "faultless" as Pisano. The script for "Modern Art" has received praise from Blacklist coverage, which described the subject matter as "incredibly fascinating" and praised Fuller's characterization, saying that it "carries the script in and of itself".
