Tony Barry was a well-known Australian actor who appeared on television and in films. There is no information available about Tony Barry’s children.
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Tony Barry passed away at the age of 81 on 21 December 2022, after a long illness according to Gaylene Preston, a New Zealand filmmaker.
Barry made his screen debut in 1968 in the television series Skippy: the Bush Kangaroo, which he followed with appearances in various Australian TV shows such as The Box and Matlock Police.
Break of Day (1976), Terry Bourke’s Little Boy Lost (1978), Phillip Noyce’s critically acclaimed Newsfront (1979), John Laing’s Beyond Reasonable Doubt (1980), and Duan Makavejev’s The Coca-Cola Kid (1985) are among his most notable film roles (2008).
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Tony Barry’s most recent television appearance was in the Australian Broadcasting Corporation drama The Time of Our Lives.
He played Ray Tivolli in the series, but he suffered a health crisis in 2013, midway through production, losing his left leg after a decade-long battle with melanoma.
The real-life amputation was incorporated into the series, with Ray losing his leg in an accident and Barry shown in recovery and learning to walk again.


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