Chris Alosio Biography: Age, Height, Parents, Siblings, Net Worth, Movies & TV Shows

Chris Marco Alosio, also known as Chris Alosio, is a New Zealand actor of full Samoan descent, known for his roles in the horror film Talk to Me, the comedy Millie Lies Low, Taika Waititi‘s Next Goal Wins, and the short film Bats.

A graduate of Toi Whakaari: New Zealand Drama School, he has built a rising profile across Australian and international film and television with performances that often highlight Pacific representation.

Chris Alosio
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Chris Marco Alosio
Stage Name:	Chris Alosio
Born:	4 July 1995 (age 31 years old)
Place of Birth:	Wellington, New Zealand
Nationality:	New Zealander
Height:	1.87 m
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Alosio
Siblings:	2
Occupation:	Actor, Producer
Net Worth:	$500,000

Early Life and Education

Chris Alosio came into the world on 4 July 1995 in Wellington, New Zealand, to parents referred to as Mr. and Mrs. Alosio. His father is from Levi, Saleimoa, and his mother is from Falefa, Anoama’a, and he was raised of full Samoan descent alongside his two brothers.

He attended St Patrick’s College, Silverstream, an all-boys school with a strong rugby culture, where an English and drama teacher encouraged him to try acting. He later trained at Toi Whakaari: New Zealand Drama School, from which he graduated after being cast in professional work during his studies. Of Samoan heritage, his religion is Catholicism.

Career

Chris Alosio entered the industry through school drama and formal training at Toi Whakaari. While still a student he secured a lead role in the Foxtel series Fighting Season, which marked his professional screen debut and earned him the AACTA Subscription Television Award for Best New Male Talent in 2019.

Early credits also included short films such as Bats and Dance of the Lonely Birds, along with stage work including his professional theatre debut in At the Wake by Victor Rodger.

His career expanded with notable film and television appearances that raised his international profile. He featured in the New Zealand comedy Millie Lies Low, which premiered at the Berlin Film Festival, and gained wider recognition as Joss in the A24 horror hit Talk to Me, which premiered at Sundance.

He appeared in Taika Waititi‘s Next Goal Wins alongside Michael Fassbender and Elisabeth Moss, played Manu in the Netflix series Surviving Summer, and took roles in Troppo, North Shore, The Messenger, and Gold Diggers. These projects showcased his range across horror, comedy, drama, and Pacific-centred stories.

Subsequent work has included the feature How to Make Gravy opposite Hugo Weaving, the title role in the SBS drama Moni, and an appearance in Good Cop / Bad Cop opposite Leighton Meester.

Through consistent performances that often centre Samoan and Pacific experiences, Alosio has established himself as a rising talent in both New Zealand and Australian screen industries while continuing to take on diverse leading and supporting roles.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @chrisalosio

Personal Life

Chris Alosio has never been married and he appears single, with no publicly information about having any children. He maintains a relatively private personal life while remaining connected to his Samoan heritage and the values instilled by his upbringing in Wellington.

Filmography

• Bats (short)
• Millie Lies Low (2021)
• Talk to Me (2022)
• Next Goal Wins (2023)
• Surviving Summer (2022–)
• Troppo (2022)
• North Shore (2023)
• The Messenger (2023)
• How to Make Gravy (2024)
• Good Cop / Bad Cop (2025)

Net Worth

Chris Alosio has an estimated net worth of approximately $500,000 USD. His primary sources of income are acting fees from film and television productions across New Zealand, Australia, and international projects, along with related professional work as a producer.

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