Duane Henry

Duane Henry- Biography

Duane Henry was born on March 19, 1985, in Birmingham, England, under the zodiac sign of Pisces, and has British nationality. He rose to fame as an actor, most notably for his part as MI6 Officer Clayton Reeves in the TV series “NCIS” (Naval Criminal Investigative Service).

What is the Net Worth of Duane Henry? Salary, Earnings

According to reliable sources, his net worth is more than $2 million as of mid-2022, and it is rapidly increasing as a result of his acting profession.

Duane Henry left NCIS for what reason?

Most people assumed that Duane did not get along with the rest of the “NCIS” cast and that this was the reason for his character’s death in the series. However, both Duane and the producers addressed the issue, explaining that with the death of “NCIS” showrunner Gary Glasberg, they were unsure what to do with Duane’s character and ultimately opted to write him out of the series after season 15.

Duane Henry- Birth, Age, Ethnicity, Siblings, Education

Duane grew up in the West Midlands in a working-class family — he hasn’t spoken about his parents because he doesn’t want them to be in the spotlight, but it is known that he was raised completely by his mother, who gave birth to him at the age of 16, and that he hasn’t met his father. Duane and his mother were homeless for a time.

Duane attended Saint Francis Catholic Primary School in Birmingham before transferring to St. John Wall School in Handsworth, where he eventually matriculated. After that, Duane enrolled at Dudley College to study drama, and at the age of 17, he traveled to London to pursue his acting career — it is unknown whether or not he obtained his bachelor’s degree.

Duane fell in love with acting at a young age while watching TV shows late at night with his mother. It was his desire to become an actress one day, and while his mother encouraged him, she thought it was a childlike fantasy that would fade away. He began working very young in order to support his mother financially – he sold shoes on Oxford Street in London and then landed a position in a theatre in Leicester Square, but he was dismissed for, as he put it, ‘daydreaming and practicing his autograph.’

Duane Henry- Relationship

Duane is very private about his love life, preferring to keep his personal problems to himself rather than sharing them with the world.

He’s only mentioned his ex-girlfriend once — he released a post on his Twitter account reflecting back at the life he lived while still working on his acting career, and said how his long-term partner died just before he earned his role in the “NCIS” TV series. Because the role was time-consuming, it helped him cope with his loss and diverted his attention away from the troubles he was experiencing.

Although there are speculations on the internet that Duane is currently dating a mysterious woman, he hasn’t spoken about it, and it looks that he is still mourning his ex-girlfriend. Duane is unmarried, has never been married, and has no children, according to his social media sites and his discretion.

Duane Henry- Professional Career

Duane’s acting career began in 2004, when he was cast in “The Afternoon Play,” a TV anthology series, opposite Samantha Janus. Duane’s performance opened doors for him, and he went on to appear in a number of TV dramas, including but not limited to “Doctor Who,” “The Bill,” and “The Cut” – he was praised for his acting skills in “The Cut,” and it earned him a nomination for the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) Screen National Award for Best Emerging Talent in 2010.

Duane’s first and longest-running role was in the medical soap opera “Doctors,” where he played Gareth Broadhurst from 2005 to 2013 – Gareth was a soldier suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. After the series concluded, he relocated to Los Angeles in November 2013 and took a year off from acting to concentrate on his American English, but he continued to apply for roles in films, including “Shades of Blue.”

He landed the role for which he is best known today in May 2016, when he was cast as Clayton Reeves, an MI6 agent, in the police procedural TV series “NCIS.”

He was only meant to appear in two episodes, but the producers decided to give him the option of joining the main cast for the show’s 14th season, and Duane continued in the show for both the 14th and 15th seasons until his character was killed in the 22nd episode, “Two Steps Back.”

Duane’s most recent film role was Adam in “A Gingerbread Romance,” which was released in 2018.

Favorites and other interests

Duane enjoys performing but has many other interests and has explored changing careers.

Duane is a tremendous fan of art and is inspired by everything he sees — he could (and has) spent hours just viewing a flower and thinking how lovely the world is. Being a decent person and a soft-hearted person didn’t help Duane succeed in the film industry, but he didn’t give up and eventually built a reputation for himself. He is still very interested in art and frequently visits museums and art galleries, as well as painting in his own time. He enjoys music and is frequently spotted attending jazz and rock performances in and around Los Angeles.

Duane, as an actor and member of the film industry, has his own list of favorite movies and TV shows. He is a great Marvel fan who has seen all of their movies, and his favorite TV shows are “Monk” and “NCIS.”

Body Measurements: Height, Weight, Hair color

Duane is 34 years old right now. He is 6ft 2ins (1.88m) tall with short black hair and brown eyes, and his weight is unknown.

Social Media Details

Duane is active on a number of popular social media networks, which is crucial to his acting profession.

He started his Twitter account in April 2016, with the caption’starve the ego, nourish the spirit’ — he is now followed by over 15,000 people and has tweeted over 170 times. His Instagram account has over 30,000 followers, and he’s published over 30 photos to it – Duane also has a Facebook profile, which he uses to stay in touch with his closest friends and family.