Background
Kevin Duala was born in Liverpool and is a supporter of Liverpool Football Club.
Kevin Duala was born in Liverpool and is a supporter of Liverpool Football Club.
He is a trained teacher in all aspects of Dance, Drama and Physical Education and is fluent in German and Spanish. He is perhaps best known for the role of "Kevin" in the United Kingdom"s version of Blue"s Clues (1998-2003) for Nick Junior, but is a familiar face presenting on all terrestrial and Sky channels. Duala"s paternal grandfather was Cameroonian, Thomas Duala, born c.
1900.
He was a very keen football player before an injury ended his career and he went to drama school. He began working as a stage actor and starred as Rocky 1 in Starlight Express. His role was cut short when his knee cap snapped while on stage and he had to be rushed to hospital.
He is perhaps best known for the role of "Kevin" in the British version of Blue"s Clues for Nick Junior.
His other television credits include Who Wants To Be a Great Cook?, Allsorts, and Modelmania. He was also a presenter on the "Prize Time" and "Games Room" strands on Challenge television, and also presented Virtual World of Sport on The Computer Channel, Boiled Egg and Soldiers on Sky1 and Zig Zag on BBC2.
Duala more recently co-presented on the travel channel: Thomas Cook television and Around the World for Sky. Also fronting a financial property show: Property Boot Camp.
Previously, presenting Spanish and European interactive language programs for the British Broadcasting Corporation, and many features for HOLIDAY and Holiday on a shoestring on BBC1.
Where he was the unofficial adventure sports expert: kayaking, bungee jumping, horseriding, ice-skating and mountain climbing for the show. presented travel inserts for Thomas Cook television and can be heard on the radio station British Broadcasting Corporation Radio 4 Extra where he co-hosts Big Toe, which is aimed at children and young teenagers, as well as numerous V/O commercials from the Army to Adidas. He was a presenter on the British channel, Argos television on channel number 642, until the channel was closed in May 2013. He is now a "Relations Manager" at a company called Overline.