Chris Parker
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Chris Parker is a New Zealand actor. Credits include 'Heart Eyes' as Tommy. He has also appeared in 'The Breaker Upperers'.
Chris Parker
8 Movies
3 Series
Chris Parker is a New Zealand actor. Credits include 'Heart Eyes' as Tommy. He has also appeared in 'The Breaker Upperers'.
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Pete Harper
2025
Film
Heart Eyes
Tommy
2025
Film
Chris Parker: Give Me One Good Reason Why I Shouldn't Throw My Phone Off This Bridge
Chris Parker
2024
Film
SIS
Chris · 1 episode
2022
TV
Nude Tuesday
Stefan
2022
Film
Baby Done
Barista
2020
Film
Golden Boy
Derek · 16 episodes
2019–
TV
The Breaker Upperers
Client
2018
Film
Kiwi Christmas
Jean Paul
2017
Film
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How old is Chris Parker and where are they from?
Chris Parker is 35 years old, born on September 25, 1990 in Christchurch, New Zealand.
What are the most famous roles of Chris Parker?
Chris Parker is best known for roles in Heart Eyes, The Breaker Upperers, Baby Done.
How many movies has Chris Parker been in?
Over a 10-year career (since 2016), Chris Parker has appeared in 8 movies and 3 TV shows.
What was Chris Parker's first movie?
The career of Chris Parker began with Moving (2016).
What is Chris Parker's most recent movie or series?
Chris Parker's most recent release is Celebrity Escape, which premiered on June 9, 2026.
What TV shows has Chris Parker appeared in?
On television, Chris Parker has appeared in Drag Race Down Under, Taskmaster NZ, Have You Been Paying Attention?, Thank God You're Here.
Chris Parker
1990-09-25 · Christchurch, New Zealand
Chris Parker grew up in Christchurch with dancing aspirations, before attending drama school Toi Whakaari in Wellington. Heading to Auckland, he joined improv group Snort in its embryonic stages, which led to being cast as David Halls in hit stage play Hudson and Halls Live. Parker’s screen work includes writing and appearing in both Funny Girls and Jono And Ben; the latter featured his segment Chris Out Of Water. He's also acted in sitcom Golden Boy, co-hosted podcast turned web series The Male Gayz, and won the Fred Award for Best Show at the 2018 NZ International Comedy Festival.