Making his way into the entertainment industry as a shirtless, rough around the edges sexy surfer in the 2008 film Newcastle, Kirk Jenkins instantly grabbed the attention of the masses via his impeccable acting skills and deliciously flawless man bod. There’s just something about a sexy surfer stud, we can’t seem to resist! Originally hailing from Cronulla, Australia, Kirk had to travel pretty far to make his way into Hollywood. With dark brown hair, gorgeous green eyes, and a chiseled toned build, it’s pretty safe to say that his good looks probably helped him move the needle as an actor. Ironically, Kirk didn't really have to travel to make his screen debut, though. See, Newcastle was an Australian flick about a surfing accident that brings a group of friends together. We had a long jerk to Kirk after watching the scene where he goes skinny dipping after dark. Those are some fine tan lines on some tight and toned tushes! Kirk wasn't faking those surfing skills. In fact, he was a stunt surfer for Beautiful Wave (2011). Spending years in both Miami and LA, Kirk didn't exclusively shred the gnar on screen. Kirk moved on to play Mike in the reality TV contest goes bad thriller Fame Game (2014), then landed a role in the Aboriginal person pretending to be an American Civil Rights pioneer film A Dusty Town (2017). Most recently he played a surfer dude in the short film The Great Chicken Salt Debate (2020). These days, it looks like Kirk's back in the land down under, where he seems to be pretty content working as a sculptor. With his sculpted body, we're pretty sure everyone wants to see Kirk Jenkins back on the big screen!
