Curtis Walker

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Curtis Walker is a British actor and writer. He starred in BBC comedy shows Paramount City, The Real McCoy and Blouse and Skirt.[1]

Contents

  • The Mutant Chronicles (2007) (post-production) .... Bigboy
  • Bullet Boy (2004) .... Leon
  • "Kerching!" (2003) TV Series .... Carlton
  • The End (1998)
  • Now What (1995) (TV)
  • The Real McCoy (1991) TV Series .... Various Roles

In the hit CBBC television series Kerching Curtis Walker played the role of Carlton. This character was mostly an off the camera character who voice appeared over an intercom in the chil which at the start of Kerching which he owned but later on when he spilt up with his wife, he sold half of his business to Rudeboy who was the fake identity of the lead character Taj Lewis.

  1. ^ Curtis Walker's BBC profile

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