Fat Pizza - Cast

Cast

Actor Character
Paul Fenech Pauly Falzoni
Paul Nakad Sleek the Elite
John Boxer Bobo Gigliotti
Tahir BilgiƧ Habib Halal
Jabba Davo Dinkum
Maria Venuti Bobo's Mama
Annalise Braakensiek Claudia Macpherson
Angry Anderson Bikie
Glenn Butcher Priest
Michael Craig Judge
Cass Cumerford Main in white
June Dries Bikie babe #1
Jeff Fenech Himself
Mario Fenech Uncle Shiba
Tim Ferguson David Cockerfield
Linden Goh Lachlan
Merv Hughes Ivan Milat
Kamahl Manager of Phat Pizza
George Kapiniaris Ronnie McDoggle
Costas Kilias Dimitri
Bernard King Leather Gay Man
Hung Le Revenge-Crazed Gangster
Elliot Goblet Health Inspector
Pip Mushin Injured Mormon
Shane Porteous Doctor
Denise Roberts Various roles
Philip Scott Injured Mormon
Arthur Serevetas Fighting Arthur Penn
Rob Shehadie Rocky
Kristine Stanley The Crying Lady
Red Symons Northern Territory Customs Officer
Krista Vendy Green Peace Secretary
Rebel Wilson Toula
Phen Yee Sng Ling's Father
Alex Antequera Gay Hitman
Bruno Xavier Young Gandhi
Tuyen Le Lin Chow Bang
Peng Wong Refugee Uncle
Shakir Pichler Mafia Boss in Boxing flashback

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