About Justine Smith
Justine Smith was a New Zealand comedian and actor.
Career Smith started her career in comedy after doing a stand-up gig in 1997. She went on to win the Billy T Award in 2003 for her show The Justine Smith Hour. Smith briefly quit comedy in 2014. and she has appeared on The Project. Smith also appeared in an advertisement, produced by the New Zealand government for its "Keep It Real Online" campaign, that went viral. In 2023, she appeared on the New Zealand version of The Traitors. Smith was a contestant on Guy Montgomery's Guy Mont-Spelling Bee in 2024. She hosted the Wellington Raw Comedy Quest final in August 2024.
She also won the NZ Comedy Guild's Best Female Comedian award three times, in 2008, 2015, and 2017. and Jussi Town (2010). She and Irene Pink have performed two shows together, I'm Sorry I Said That and The Pitch.
She has cited Bill Bailey as an inspiration,
Smith married her husband Dan Crozier in 2015. She collects toys and enjoys decorating for Christmas.
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