Curtis McClarin
Curtis McClarin was born on 19 December 1969 in Brooklyn, New York, USA. He was an actor, known for The Happening (2008), The Hard Way (1991) and Private Parts (1997). He died on 3 March 2014 in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA.
Curtis McGann
Curtis McGann is an American actor born and raised in the Midwest. He grew up down the street from Notre Dame in South Bend, IN. Curtis played rugby and qualified to compete on the national team but decided to join the US Army ROTC program, and swore in as a cadet at the University of Hawaii Manoa instead. After a short stint in Hawaii, Curtis moved to Seattle where he started to train and build his film credits. He has worked on numerous film projects where he has played a variety of different characters. He most recently received an award for Best Ensemble Cast in Defining Moments. Curtis also won best lead actor in both films, The Pull and The Pull Expanse, for his role as Samuel. Curtis has a wide range of martial arts and weapons training and background. He received military training during his time in the Army ROTC program as well as further individual training from a former special operations operative. He has trained in Judo, Taekwondo, Boxing and Sayok Kali. Curtis trains in multiple different forms of martial arts; Muay Thai, MMA, and Jujitsu. An interesting fact about Curtis is that he loves to transform not just his mind for a role but also his body. He will train to make sure that he looks and feels the part as well as thinks and breathes the part.
Curtis Moore
Curtis Moore is known for Silent Night (2012), Niagara Motel (2005) and The Good Life (2007).
Curtis Moore
Curtis Moore is an actor, known for Reasonable Doubt (2014).
Curtis Morgan
Known to many as "Chance", Curtis Morgan was born in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada (along with his twin brother, Chris) to Andrew Morgan, a school district superintendent and Monica Morgan, a Vice-Principal, both of Trinidadian descent. At a young age, Curtis had the performance bug in him. On long family road trips, he would entertain himself by singing every note to whatever music was being played... from ABBA, to Peter Tosh, to Bob Marley, to old time Calypsos -- every lick and every ad-lib was mastered. Those long rides are where Curtis discovered and nurtured his love of popular music and R&B. In high school, he formed a dance troupe that performed lip syncs in talent shows to New Edition and Bobby Brown songs. That troupe morphed into an acapella singing group that performed songs by Boyz II Men, Shai, and other groups. As Curtis got older, and his voice changed, his love of singing had to become secondary. Despite not being as proficient vocally, he still felt a need to perform. In early 2000, a couple of friends suggested he enter MuchMusic's VJ Search. He took a video camera out for a day, and spent the next three days teaching himself how to edit the footage. When he was finished he submitted his video entry minutes before the deadline. Out of 1500 entrants, his video was chosen along with six others. He competed live in front of 10 million viewers across Canada to be MuchMusic's next video jockey. When asked if he was nervous, he often answers that being in front of those cameras oddly made him feel the most comfortable that he had ever been. Although he didn't win, he made quite an impression. Later that year, MuchMusic called to invite him to join the cast of their new reality-based, cross-Canada trek show called "6 Canadians on A Bus" (the other 5 Canadians had to enter a contest to be chosen). 69 days and nights on a bus from the East coast of Canada to the West, all while being filmed. Once that show wrapped, Curtis decided he wanted to know more about the television and film industry, so he enrolled in a Bachelor's Degree program in Radio & Television Arts at Ryerson University in Toronto. Upon graduating, he auditioned for a supporting role in Sidney J. Furie's (Lady Sings The Blues, Superman IV: A Quest For Peace) new film, "American Soldiers". After Sidney saw his read for the supporting character, he immediately offered him the lead role. Curtis' performance in the lead role in his first feature film led him to many other projects like "The Four Horsemen" and "Conduct Unbecoming". Curtis "Chance" Morgan is leaving his mark in the acting industry as his career marks 20 years and counting. His performance as "Pangborn" in Disney-ABC/Netflix's production of "Shadowhunters" made him a beloved part of the popular fandom. He has appeared in other shows like "Fatal Vows" (playing a murderous husband), "Zahara: The Return" (playing a 500 year old vampire love interest to an immortal) and several others. He has two movies set for release in 2022, "The Apprentice" (in which he co-stars with young up-start, Chase Lawless) and "Bordello" (a Western where he plays a barkeep in a troubled town). Recently, he has expanded his repertoire to include voice work. He has several commercials running on national and provincial television and radio stations. He has voiced spots for major corporate clients like RBC, Honda, & Lyft. Curtis has found multiple ways to entertain audiences. On the topic, he simply states, "See, this right here? This.... is what I do." Whether it be singing, dancing, acting, or voice work, according to a quote from one of his recent acting coaches, he just has... "something. As an actor, [he] has really, really strong instincts." It seems clear, Curtis "Chance" Morgan's star is rising, he has only just begun to shine.
Curtis Nelson
Curtis Nelson was born on January 21, 1972 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA. He is an actor and cinematographer, known for Hell Bent for Leather: Part 1 (2014), A.W.O.L (2006) and Paradise (2014).
Curtis Nichouls
Curtis Nichouls is known for God's Prayer (2007), Premium Rush (2012) and River Runs Red (2018).
Curtis Nordstrom
Curtis Nordstrom is an actor, known for Supercollider (2013) and Asylum (2014), who also enjoys his "day job" as a physician in Switzerland. He is married to the singer and actress Susan Brownfield, and has two children. Curtis served in the military as a Navy Hospital Corpsman (field medic) with the US Marine Corps, and holds academic degrees in German Language and Literature (BA) and Health Sciences (MS) in addition to his medical degree.
Curtis Pickett
Curtis grew up in Chicago's 'Bronzeville' neighborhood. In 1985 he received theatre training at the Walt Disney Magnet School. He played Trombone for his high school marching band, and in Jackson State University's 'Sonic Boom of the South' marching band, which opened for "Motown 30, What's Goin' On?". He became a radio announcer at FM 88 WJSU, and continued his radio career at PRM, the states flagship NPR station. While at PRM, he began working as a television host at Mississippi ETV. After working as a backup singer for JIVE recording artist Marvin Sease, he reconnected with his love for acting at New Stage Theatre in 'A Christmas Carol' as young Ebenezer and as Grant Wiggins in 'A Lesson Before Dying.' He resides in Los Angeles area and continues to work in Hollywood.
Curtis Pritchard
Curtis Pritchard was born on 8 February 1996 in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England, UK. He is an actor, known for Hollyoaks (1995), Midlands Today (1964) and The Challenge: UK (2023).