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Charlie McDermott is an New Zealand actor, voice actor and entrepreneur. Best known in Power Rangers. He counts fashion, art and design mementos among his favourite things. Charlie McDermott is currently performing on stage at the Auckland underground theatre as part of the cast of Mojo. McDermott talks us through his favourite things, from fashion to art.

Charlie hit the ground running after graduating from drama school, appearing in Silo Theatre’s hit shows This is Our Youth and Shopping and F***ing, followed by Mr. Marmalade, Hamlet, The Threepenny Opera, The Little Dog Laughed, Holding the Man and Loot. He is the manager of The Basement Theatre, Auckland’s premier development space for burgeoning actors, writers and directors. In partnership with Beth Allen, his production company, Royale Productions, has produced six plays in two years, with another two in development.


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Year Title Role Notes
2004 Living the Dream Ben "The Best Mate"
2006 Power Rangers Mystic Force Hekatoid Voice
2007 Power Rangers Operation Overdrive Blothgaar Voice
2009 Power Rangers RPM General Crunch Voice
2013 The Blue Rose Scott McMahon
2012 Power Rangers Super Samurai Boyfriend /Grinotaur Voice/Cameo
2013 Power Rangers Megaforce Bigs Voice
2016 Power Rangers Dino Super Charge Cloaked Alien Voice
2017-2018 Power Rangers Ninja Steel/Super Ninja Steel Cat O’Clock/Rygore Voice
2019-2020 Power Rangers Beast Morphers Smash Voice


Trivia[]

  • He is married to Beth Allen and have two children together
  • The actor is joined by a gang of other young male acting talent, including David Van Horn, Ian Hughes and Sam Snedden, in the local adaptation of the dark British play that inspired Guy Ritchie's Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.
  • He is not to be confused with Charlie McDermott who starred Axl in The Middle (TV series[1]

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