Jack McNaughton

Jack McNaughton was a British stage and film actor. As a character actor he mostly played supporting roles, but occasionally featured in major roles such as playing the male lead in the 1951 comedy Cheer the Brave.
He was married to the Canadian-born actress Kay Callard.

Selected filmography

They Made Me a Fugitive – SoapyBrighton Rock – Trudy brother – pierrot London Belongs to Me – JimmyThe Guinea Pig – Brass Monkey – PorterBadger's Green – Mr. TwiggCardboard Cavalier – Uriah GroupMan on the Run – First Man at Soho PubMadness of the Heart – AttendantNo Place for Jennifer – Coffee Stall AttendantHer Favourite Husband – El GrecoShe Shall Have Murder – BarmanThe Man in the White Suit – Taxi DriverCheer the Brave – Bill PotterGreen Grow the Rushes – Bailiff Sgt. Edgar RigbyHigh Treason – Benson – Scotland Yard Man Young Wives' Tale – Cab driverSecret People – PostmanNo Haunt for a Gentleman – Fitz-CholmondleyThe Hour of 13 – FordTrent's Last Case – MartinThe Pickwick Papers – Mr. NupkinsTime Bomb – Briggs Rough Shoot – Inspector MatthewsThe Million Pound Note – Williams River Beat – HicksonFather Brown – Railway GuardThe Purple Plain – Sgt. Ralph Brown The Men of Sherwood Forest – OutlawChildren Galore – Pat ArkThe Dam Busters – Waiter Postmark for Danger Dial 999 – Plainclothes Officer Lost – Hotel Porter Private's Progress – Medical Orderly The Long Arm – Newspaper Circulation Manager Town on Trial – Police Station Sergeant After the Ball Lady of Vengeance – CoronerThe Camp on Blood Island – First PrisonerUp the Creek – Regulating Petty OfficerTread Softly Stranger – WorkmanThe Rough and the Smooth – Bartender Expresso Bongo – Jack – Journalist The Stranglers of Bombay – Corp. Roberts The Flesh and the Fiends – Stallholder The Court Martial of Major Keller – Miller