Jack Curtis

Jack Curtis was an American television voice actor, providing vocal talent to characters featured in programs such as Speed Racer and Kimba the White Lion. In 1964, Curtis produced and directed his only feature film, The Flesh Eaters. A relatively obscure movie, it did however earn itself notoriety in the genre as one of the earliest films to make use of visceral gore. In 1967, Curtis wrote the English dialogue for the Argentinian horror film Placer sangriento.

Notes & Trivia

 * Father of Liane Alexandra Curtis.