Curtiss Cook Jr.

Curtiss Cook Jr. is a distinguished graduate of the Harlem School of the Arts, known for his compelling performances across film, theater, and television. He garnered significant attention with his role in the Sundance favorite *Gook*, and showcased his talent in notable films such as Ryan Koo's *Amateur* and Jay Dockendorf's *Naz & Maalik*. One of his standout performances came in Chris Morris' *The Day Shall Come*, which he considers a personal highlight in his career.

Cook's versatility extends to regional theater, where he made a remarkable debut in *Brownsville Song (b-side for tray)* at The Long Wharf Theater and The Philadelphia Theater Company. This success propelled him to the Off-Broadway stage, where he appeared in the Classic Stage Company's rendition of *Mother Courage and Her Children*, as well as *Parable of The Sower* at the prestigious Public Theater in New York.

On the small screen, Curtiss has made his mark with appearances in acclaimed series such as *Power*, *Bull*, *The Path*, and *Orange is the New Black*. He delivered a memorable performance in NBC's *Manifest* and is set to captivate audiences in the upcoming CBS miniseries adaptation of Stephen King's *The Stand*. Represented by Take 3 Talent Agency, Connecting Talent Company, and Ingber & Associates for commercial endeavors, Cook continues to make strides in the entertainment industry.