Commonwealth Games swimmer Kirk Torrance reinvented himself as an actor in 1994. His career took flight in 2001 with roles in movie hit Stickmen (as the mysterious narrator) and TV's acclaimed Fish Skin Suit. Torrance went on to win fans as ex-cop Wayne Judd on Outrageous Fortune, and host a number of TV shows. He is also a writer; 2003's Strata won him a Chapman Tripp award for outstanding new playwright.
There’s the preparation and the training that you do for swimming, for an event, the routine and the discipline. That’s very similar to acting. All that sense of performing above yourself is the same as the arts. Kirk Torrance on swimming and acting, in a 22 February 2005 NZ Herald interview
Interview, 2010
2020, As: Tupaia, Presenter - Film
2020, As: Gerald David - Film
2019, As: Wayne Judd - Web
2018-2019, As: Kapi - Television
2014, As: Noble - Film
2016, As: Dr Karl - Web
2013, As: Dr. Karl - Web
2012, As: Heath Jones - Television
2012, As: Cardinal Hoani - Film
2011, Presenter - Television
2012, As: George - Television
2010, As: Eric - Short Film
2005, As: Wayne Judd - Television
2005, Actor - Television
2005 - 2010, As: Wayne Judd - Television
2001, As: Temuera Ratenui - Television
2001, As: Holden - Film
2000, As: Toa - Television
1999, As: James Frankham - Television
1997, As: Matthew Williams - Television
1995, As: House buyer - Television
1996, As: Tamati - Television
1994, As: Lee Kapene - Television
1988, 1994, 1997, 2005, As: Various roles - Television
1986, Subject - Television
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