Alwyn Kurts
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Alwyn Kurts, also known as Alwyn Kurtis, (28 October 1915 – 4 May 2000) was an Australian drama and comedy actor.
Kurts originally worked as a war correspondent, before moving onto radio with his program "Raising a Husband" on radio station 3XY.
Kurts' television career started with "Hutton's Family Quiz", "Don't Argue" and "Fighting Words". He came to prominence in his role as Inspector Colin Fox in the TV series "Homicide", followed by the comedy "The Last of the Australians". In 1982 he appeared in the Australian TV drama "Cop Shop".
Alwyn Kurts died on 4 May 2000 in Melbourne, Australia, from liver failure.
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Kurts also appeared in the 1979 movie "Tim" with Mel Gibson Piper Laurie and Pat Evison.
