Jonny Harris

Jonny Harris was born on Sep 22, 1975 in Canada. Jonny Harris's big-screen debut came with Young Triffie's Been Made Away With directed by Mary Walsh in 2006, strarring Billy Head. Jonny Harris is known for Still Standing directed by Sebastian Cluer, Jonny Harris stars as Self - Host and Sue Alcock as Self - Unofficial Local Historian. Jonny Harris has got 7 awards and 9 nominations so far. The most recent award Jonny Harris achieved is Canadian Screen Awards, CA. The upcoming new movie Jonny Harris plays is Goalie which will be released on Jan 31, 2020.

Jonny Harris has appeared regularly at The Halifax Comedy Festival, The Winnipeg Comedy Festival, CBC Radio's Madly Off in All Directions and The Debaters. He has appeared as both a stand-up and sketch comic at Montreal's Just for Laughs Festival. He has been a guest writer for the award-winning This Hour has 22 Minutes and was a contributing writer and star of Mary Walsh's Hatching, Matching and Dispatching. Jonny is a founding member of St. John's sketch comedy troupe 'The Dance Party of Newfoundland', winners of the 2007 Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival's 'Best of the Fest' award. His one man show Out of the Bog, directed by Andy Jones, has enjoyed success from St. John's to Victoria. Harris did more dramatic turn for the feature film Grown Up Movie Star, with which he attended the 2010 Sundance Film Festival. Harris currently plays Constable George Crabtree on CityTV's crime-drama The Murdoch Mysteries, for which he has garnered two Gemini nominations for best supporting-lead in a dramatic series. His stand-up special for Comedy Now! can be seen at the Comedy Network website.