Other Work
Quast has also made numerous appearances on television, in motion pictures and in dramatic theatre. Major roles include:
- Yes, Prime Minister (2012, currently playing); Cabinet Secretary, Sir Humphrey Appleby
- The Devil's Double (2011); Saddam Hussein
- Clubland (2007)
- The Caterpillar Wish (2006); Carl Roberts
- Me & Mrs Jones (2002) (TV); Richard Bowden
- Corridors of Power (2001) (TV); Michael Fielding MP
- Ultraviolet (1998) (TV); Father Pearse Harman
- The Damnation of Harvey McHugh (ABC-TV, 1995); The Minister
- The First Kangaroos (1988); Alex Burdon
- To Market To Market (1987)
- Sons and Daughters (Grundy Television Production) ; Bob 'Mitch' Mitchell (1984-TV)
- The Young Doctors (Grundy Television Production) ; Dr Rob Hawkins (1982-1983-TV)
- Play School (1981–1996)
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