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* [[The Credible Hulk - New Zealand Listener - 2001 (September 8)|New Zealand Listener - September 8, 2001]] - ''The Credible Hulk''
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* [[Stars mourn death of Kevin Smith - Sunday Star Times - 2002 (February 17)|Sunday Star Times - February 17, 2002]] - ''Stars mourn death of Kevin Smith''
* [[Stars mourn death of Kevin Smith - Sunday Star Times - 2002 (February 17)|Sunday Star Times - February 17, 2002]] - ''Stars mourn death of Kevin Smith''

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Biography

      Born Kevin Tod Smith on March 16th, 1963 in Auckland, New Zealand. Died February 15, 2002. His family moved to the small rural town of Timaru in New Zealand's South Island when he was 11. During high school, he began playing in rock-and-roll bands, but never aspired to a career as an actor. He had a passion for rugby and his dream was to play for the All Blacks, New Zealand's world-famous rugby team. At 17, Smith moved to Christchurch and worked at various jobs before enrolling in Canterbury University at the age of 20. He married his childhood sweetheart, Sue, and stumbled into acting literally by accident when he suffered a concussion playing college rugby in 1987. He was forced to sit on the sidelines for nearly three weeks and during that period, Sue saw a casting call ad for the touring company of Are You Lonesome Tonight, the musical tribute to Elvis Presley, and signed Kevin up for an audition. He landed the part of one of the bodyguards and was understudy to the lead. He played in a number of alternative rock bands in New Zealand, including being one of the lead singers of The Wide Lapels, a local band which inspired rave reviews and a devoted following for its camp renderings of the worst songs of the '70s -- songs like Take a Letter, Maria, Tell Laura I Love Her and Billy, Don't be a Hero -- which qualify for the group's repertoire on the basis of having bad lyrics that don't get better with time. Kevin and his wife Sue resided in Auckland. They had three sons together: Oscar, Tyrone and Willard.

Crossactor Works

Articles

The following articles mentioned or depicted Kevin:

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Links

Additional Pictures

Kevin Smith as Valdemar in Riverworld.



Kevin Smith as Himself in Love Mussel.



Kevin Smith as Ares in Xena: Warrior Princess.



Kevin Smith as John Lawless in Lawless: Beyond Justice.



Kevin Smith as John Lawless in Lawless: Dead Evidence.



Kevin Smith as Max Seddon in Jubilee.



Kevin Smith as Geoff in Channelling Baby.



Kevin Smith as Ares in Hercules: The Legendary Journeys.



Kevin Smith as Iphicles in Hercules: The Legendary Journeys.



Kevin Smith as Timor in Young Hercules - "1.33 - Con Ares".



Kevin Smith as Bacchus in Young Hercules - "1.19 - Lure of the Lyre".



Kevin Smith as The Traveling Stranger in Young Hercules - "1.03 - What a Crockery".



Kevin Smith as Ares in Young Hercules - "1.03 - What a Crockery".



Kevin Smith as John Lawless in Lawless.



Kevin Smith as Pelias in Young Hercules (Movie Pilot).



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Kevin Smith as Lawrence Hayes in Desperate Remedies.



Kevin Smith as Damien Vermeer in Gloss.



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