Kelly Johnson
As a 20-something theatre actor Kelly Johnson starred as larrikin car thief Gerry Austin in Goodbye Pork Pie, the first NZ blockbuster. Johnson reunited with director Geoff Murphy for Utu, and starred as a farmer hitting the city in Carry Me Back. There were more vehicular hijinks in Queen Street and Pheno was Here. The Whangarei lawyer has also co-scripted short film Sink or Swim, and guested on Shortland Street.
Any comedy has to have a basis of truth ... when things are over the top it's usually because people are trying to be funny for the sake of being funny. Kelly Johnson
Kelly Johnson: Saying goodbye to pork pie...
Interview, 2014
NZ Film Commission turns 40 - Past Memories
2018, Subject - Web
I Was There
2013 - 2014, Subject - Television
Utu Redux
2013, As: Lieutenant Scott - Film
Maddigan's Quest
2005, As: Head Tunneller - Television
Spooked
2004, As: Spook - Film
Clav Dub
2002, As: Blondini - Music video
Shortland Street - Highlights from the first 15 years
2009, As: Judge - Television
Cowboys of Culture
1990, Subject - Television
Seekers
1986, As: Nat - Television
Utu
1983, As: Lieutenant Scott - Film
Battletruck
1982, As: Alvin - Film
Hang on a Minute Mate
1982, As: Jack Lilburn - Television
Bad Blood
1982, As: Jim Quirke - Film
Carry Me Back
1982, As: Jimmy Donovan - Film
Making Utu
1982, Subject - Television
One of those Blighters
1982, As: Cyril - Television
Pheno was Here
1982, As: Harry - Short Film
Goodbye Pork Pie
1981, As: Gerry Austin - Film
Queen Street
1980, As: Scott - Television