Biography
The lanky, dark-haired actor was born and raised in Georgia and attended American University in Washington, DC before heading west to San Francisco and art school. While working as a manager of a motorcycle shop, he was spotted by a producer who convinced him to try his hand at acting. Harold formed an association with the Los Angeles Theatre Center where he made his debut in "Me and My Friend" and later appeared in a variety of classic plays. …
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Career Milestones
| Moved to San Francisco to attend art school | ||
| Raised in Atlanta, GA | ||
| Stage acting debut in "Me and My Friend" at the Los Angeles Theatre Center | ||
1997 | Began a three year period of intensive drama study in Los Angeles | |
2000 | Appeared in the ensemble of an L.A. production of Shakespeare's "Cymbeline" | |
2000 | TV series debut, playing the central role of smooth-talking sex addict Brian Kinney on the Showtime drama "Queer as Folk" | |
2001 | NYC stage acting debut in the off-Broadway production "Uncle Bob" | |
2003 | Played the lead role in "Wake," written and directed by Roy Finch | |
2006 | Acted on the New York stage in Tennessee Williams' play "Suddenly Last Summer" | |
2006 | Played the lead role of Special Agent Graham Kelton on the short lived Fox series "Vanished" | |
2006 | Produced the documentary "Scott Walker: 30 Century Man" | |
2008 | Joined the cast of ABC's "Desperate Housewives" as Jackson Braddock, Susan Mayer's (Teri Hatcher) love interest | |
2011 | Cast as a series regular on The CW supernatural drama series "The Secret Circle" | |