George Pullar is an Australian actor, writer and producer, and a 2016 graduate of the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA).

George made his professional debut in A Place to Call Home (2017), earning an AACTA nomination for Best New Talent. He went on to star in Goalpost Pictures’ Fighting Season and two seasons of Network Ten’s Playing for Keeps, before receiving the Casting Guild of Australia’s Rising Star Award in 2018.

His extensive television credits include Coyote (Paramount+), Barons (ABC), Darby & Joan, North Shore (Paramount+), CAUGHT (Stan), NCIS: Sydney and the second season of Deadloch (Amazon).

In 2019, George landed his first feature film lead in the AACTA-nominated Moon Rock for Monday (dir. Kurt Martin), winning Best Actor at the Australian Screen Industry Network Awards. His additional film credits include It Only Takes a Night, Dusk, Smashing, Evil Dead Burn (dir. Sébastien Vaniček) and Posthumous (dir. Josh Tanner).

In 2025, George received critical acclaim for his portrayal of Daniel Kaffee in Queensland Theatre’s production of A Few Good Men. In 2026, he worked on three feature films: Patrick Hughes’ Untitled Mike Thornton Project (Amazon MGM), Kiah Roache-Turner’s Lady Death and Bull, a feature he co-wrote, produced and stars in, directed by Jeffrey Walker. All three are slated for release in 2027.

George also wrote, produced and starred in the AACTA-nominated short film Stonefish.