Ken Kirzinger

Canadian actor and stuntman in horror films

Ken Kirzinger - Canadian actor and stuntman in horror films
Born

November 4th, 1959
65 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Canada

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Born in 1959, this Canadian actor and stuntman gained recognition for work in the horror genre. Significant contributions include roles in various slasher films, particularly as Jason Voorhees in 'Jason vs. Freddy' in 2003. Also worked extensively in television and film as a stunt performer, demonstrating remarkable physicality and skill.

Portrayed Jason Voorhees in 'Freddy vs. Jason'

Worked as a stunt performer in 'The X-Files'

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