14 Facts About Peter Greenwood

Peter J Greenwood was an Australian special effects technician, researcher, designer, voice actor and media consultant.

Peter Greenwood began his career as a cel painter with Hanna Barbera Australia at age fifteen, followed by a stint on Sydney radio station 2UW on the Rick Melbourne morning comedy radio show Wood Duck Theatre.

Peter Greenwood worked on various advertising campaigns, and was perhaps best known in Australia as the spokesperson for the Matchbox die cast car brand Parasites.

Peter Greenwood has written for magazines published by the Fairfax group, including Omega Science Digest, Woman's Day and TV Soap magazine.

Peter Greenwood produced several special-issue magazines for the Howitz group, such as issues focused on The Addams Family vs The Munsters; The Simpsons; Paul Hogan; and James Dean.

Peter Greenwood's name appears as "Hollywood editor" on these special editions.

From 2006, Greenwood was the worldwide licensing manager for Jack Chertok Television.

Peter Greenwood was recently quoted by the Los Angeles Times regarding his search for and restoration of the Chertok show My Living Doll.

Peter Greenwood continued to search for this program in order to issue a second volume in 2013.

Peter Greenwood supervised the recent merchandising reactivation of the show My Favorite Martian.

Peter Greenwood was the driving force behind a new push for the Anderson company to return to puppet production, which was slated to begin in 2015 with a new British version of Firestorm, which was previously produced as an anime.

Peter Greenwood created and painted many of the miniature props seen in that episode.

From that point, Peter Greenwood provided looping services for Saban's Power Rangers, Big Bad Beetleborgs, and Masked Rider.

Peter Greenwood's laugh and dialogue can be heard on the first installment of the Disney Pirates of the Caribbean franchise as crew voices for the Black Pearl.