Langley Kirkwood
Langley Kirkwood
Biography
His family moved to South Africa when Kirkwood was young. The son of a poet and an art teacher, he was exposed to literature and the arts from an early age and fell in love with acting in his school years. He studied drama at high school and at Johannesburg's Wits University, and started working in theatre immediately thereafter. He made an award-winning debut at Johannesburg's Market Theatre as Billy the Kid and followed that up by award-nominated performances in other theatre productions in both Johannesburg and Cape Town, and winning another award as Biff Loman in Miller's Death of a Salesman. He had two children, Willow and Phoenix with former Calvin Klein model Josie Borain. He lives in Cape Town and works primarily in film and television, but still finds time for theatre and also works as a voice-artist. He is a fitness fanatic and spends much of his free time trail running, cycling and competing in ultra distance races.
Known For
Actor
as Duncan
as Franklin Delano Roosevelt
as Andrew McKenzie
as Axe-Hand Morgan
as Resident
as Johan Greser
as Sergeant Sands
as James Bishop
as Walter Buckley
as John Owen
as Theo Tasker
as Sveta
as Lt.Parker
as Man With Beard
as King David
as Captain Bryson
as Jeff Junior
as Keniston Scott
as Avionics Engineer
as Dr. Klein
as Colonel Douglas Stowe
as Judge Lex
as Rudi
as Direttore hotel
as Presidential Guard
as Anthony Sampson
as Ed Teal
as Tom Farraday
as Kruger
as Bill Granger
as Ren Porter
as Lloyd
as Orlock
as Norseman
as Boetie
as Sergei
as Paul
as Brett van Ryan
Producer
as Executive Producer