Harry McNaughton began his career on Shortland Street, before branching into other acting roles, writing and producing. McNaughton played the street's proudly asexual receptionist Gerald Tippett from 2007 to 2012, and later joined the show's a writing team. Since then, he has juggled acting (Funny Girls, Step Dave) with writing (Under the Vines, The Sounds) — sometimes doing both on the one show. In 2022 he produced, co-wrote and acted in euthanasia drama The Pact, which won him an NZTV Award with co-writer Natalie Medlock. He soon co-created another award-winning show: Rachel Griffiths-led prostitution tale Madam .
There's a lot of misinformation around about acting as a career choice — you have to love it. I think the majority of actors (or the good ones, anyway) are definitely not doing it to get double-takes on the street. Harry McNaughton in an interview with The NZ Herald, 1 December 2011
2023, Writer - Film
2019-, Script Editor - Television
2017, Writer - Television
2016, As: Lead stag do singer (episode 4) - Web
2016, Script Editor - Television
2016, 2018, As: Various roles - Television
2015, Storyliner - Television
2015, As: Oscar - Television
2014, Story Editor - Television
2014, Storyliner, Story Editor - Television
2014, Story Editor - Television
2013 - 2014, As: Harry - Web
2015 - 2017, Subject - Television
2008, As: Gerald Tippett - Television
2007, As: Gerald Tippett - Television
2012, As: Jonah - Television
2007 - 2010, Writer, Story Editor, As: Gerald Tippett - Television
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