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Antony Starr
5 ft 11 in (180 cm)
$5 million, 2026 est.
New Zealander
October 25, 1975
Wellington, New Zealand
51 Years Old
Scorpio
Who Is Antony Starr?
Antony Starr is a New Zealander actor recognized for his commanding screen presence and psychological roles. He earned early acclaim across Oceania before capturing global attention through dark, complex television characters.
Starr first gained widespread notice playing twin brothers in the series Outrageous Fortune. His chilling turn as Homelander in the hit series The Boys later earned global fame, complemented by his trademark villainous smirk.
Early Life and Education
Coastal waves and martial arts classes shaped his youth in Wellington. Growing up in New Zealand, Starr spent long weekends surfing ocean beaches while practicing karate and taking an interest in performing arts.
He later completed his secondary education at Rangitoto College in 1993. Between drama classes and working at a local petrol station, he gained early set experience as a television extra to launch his acting career.
Notable Relationships
Over the past decade, Antony Starr maintained a long-term relationship with costume designer Lucy McLay. The couple kept their romance largely private while frequently attending industry red-carpet events together across New Zealand and the United States.
He has no children and keeps his current romantic affairs understated. Starr remains focused on his acting work, maintaining a personal life largely shielded from public scrutiny and celebrity gossip circles.
Career Highlights
Antony Starr earned widespread recognition playing twin brothers Jethro and Van West in Outrageous Fortune. He transitioned to American television as the lead in Banshee before securing global fame for playing Homelander in four seasons of The Boys.
He expanded his portfolio into feature films and high-profile voice acting roles. Starr starred in the thriller Wish You Were Here, lent his voice to animated projects, and joined the cast of major action films like G20.
His performances have garnered multiple Critics Choice Super Awards and an AACTA Award. These accolades highlight his ability to master complex villains, cementing Starr as a prominent figure in modern television drama.
Signature Quote
“If you are playing a character, you have to find something in them to connect with, no matter how extreme or dark they might be.”
