Cliff Curtis Age

Cliff Curtis is a New Zealand actor born on July 27, 1968, in Rotorua, New Zealand. He is of M?ori descent and has played many diverse roles throughout his career, ranging from tough guys to sensitive characters.

Curtis started his acting career in New Zealand in the late 1980s with small roles in television and film. His breakthrough role came in 1994 when he played the lead in "Once Were Warriors," a film about a M?ori family living in poverty. His performance was critically acclaimed, and it helped him secure more roles in both New Zealand and Hollywood.

Curtis has appeared in several Hollywood blockbusters, including "The Piano," "Blow," "Training Day," "Live Free or Die Hard," and "The Dark Horse." He has also had recurring roles in several television shows, including "Fear the Walking Dead" and "Trauma."

In addition to his acting work, Curtis is also known for his philanthropic efforts. He has worked to raise awareness and support for various causes, including the earthquake and tsunami relief efforts in Japan and the rebuilding of Christchurch, New Zealand, after the devastating earthquake in 2011.

Curtis continues to work in the entertainment industry and is set to star in several upcoming projects, including the films "Avatar 2" and "The Whale."