Where to watch David Partridge in the UK
Find every David Partridge film and TV show streaming, free, or available to rent in the UK. Updated daily — verified 3 May 2026.
David Partridge is an Australian film and stage actor. Born in country New South Wales, as a young child his family moved to Newcastle, New South Wales, where he spent his youth growing up in coastal suburbia. After studying with the Film and Television Institute (Fremantle) he has acted in many short and feature films. His debut feature film was The Great Mint Swindle (2012), but his scenes were cut for time. He is known for his work on These Final Hours (2013), Son of a Gun (2014), Kill Me Three Times (2014), and for his role as Detective Martin Cole in The Silent City (2015). - IMDb …
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- Vera (2011) as Iain Beecher
- The Girlfriend Experience (2016) as Emotional Training Set Participant
- Always and Everyone (1999) as David Scobie
- Mrs Biggs (2012) as Policeman
- These Final Hours (2014) as James' Brother-in-law
- The Lost (2020) as Damon Truman
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Most-watched David Partridge films currently: These Final Hours (2014), The Lost (2020).
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Selected TV credits: Vera (2011), The Girlfriend Experience (2016), Always and Everyone (1999), Mrs Biggs (2012).
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