
Cliff Curtis is a New Zealand actor whose breakout came with Once Were Warriors before a long run of Hollywood roles including Tonowari in the Avatar sequels and Travis Manawa on Fear the Walking Dead; in Invincible he voices Paul, a realtor who briefly dates Debbie Grayson.
Curtis voices Paul in Invincible, a fellow real-estate agent who becomes a brief romantic interest for Debbie Grayson after Nolan's departure. The role is a grounded, human-scale part within a show largely populated by superheroes and alien threats.
Curtis has built one of the busiest character-actor resumes in Hollywood, with credits stretching from Three Kings and Training Day to Doctor Sleep and the Meg films. He also co-owns Whenua Films, an independent production company based in New Zealand, and has picked up several New Zealand Film Awards, including Best Actor wins for Jubilee and The Dark Horse.
Cliff Curtis voices Paul in Invincible, a fellow real-estate agent who becomes a brief romantic interest for Debbie Grayson after Nolan's departure.
Curtis's breakout came with Once Were Warriors, and he later played Tonowari in the Avatar sequels.
Curtis played Travis Manawa on Fear the Walking Dead, part of a long run of prestige television roles.
Curtis's film credits include Three Kings, Training Day, Doctor Sleep, and the Meg films.
Curtis has picked up several New Zealand Film Awards, including Best Actor wins for Jubilee and The Dark Horse, and co-owns the New Zealand production company Whenua Films.
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