Title: Kirk (TV series)
Content: Kirk Cameron as Kirk Hartman ; Chelsea Noble as Elizabeth Waters ; Louis Vanaria as Eddie Balducci ; Will Estes as Cory Hartman ; Taylor Fry as Phoebe Hartman ; Courtland Mead as Russell Hartman ; Debra Mooney as Sally 
Title: Kirk (TV series)
Content:  Kirk is an American family sitcom that aired on The WB from August 23, 1995 to January 12, 1997. The series was created by Ross Brown, and produced by Bickley-Warren Productions in association with Warner Bros. Television. Kirk was the follow-up starring vehicle for Kirk Cameron after his seven-year role as Mike Seaver on the popular ABC sitcom Growing Pains.
Title: Kirk Sutherland
Content:  Kirk Sutherland is a fictional character from the British ITV soap opera Coronation Street. The character first appeared on-screen during the episode airing on 22 May 2000, played by an uncredited actor and originally referred to as Mark. From October 2000, he has been played by Andrew Whyment.
Title: Tommy Kirk
Content:  Kirk began to work steadily in television throughout 1956 and 1957 in episodes of Lux Video Theatre ("Green Promise"), Frontier ("The Devil and Doctor O'Hara"), Big Town ("Adult Delinquents"), Crossroads ("The Rabbi Davis Story"), Gunsmoke ("Cow Doctor"), Letter to Loretta ("But for God's Grace", "Little League") and Matinee Theatre ("The Outing", "The Others" &ndash; a version of Turn of the Screw). According to Diabolique magazine, "Kirk was in heavy demand as an actor almost immediately. Watching his early performances it’s easy to see why — he was wide-eyed, gangly, keen, and immensely likeable ... the very picture of Eisenhower-era American youth, unaffected and natural, surprisingly 
Title: Kirk (TV series)
Content:  The show revolves around Kirk Hartman (Cameron), an aspiring illustrator and recent college graduate living in Greenwich Village. After his aunt decides to move to Florida to get married, Kirk is left in charge of his younger brothers and sister. It also stars Chelsea Noble, Will Estes, Courtland Mead, Louis Vanaria, and Debra Mooney.
Title: James Allenby-Kirk
Content:  James Allenby-Kirk or simply James Kirk (born 1988) is a Scottish actor, comedian and writer. He is perhaps best known for his roles as Jeff the Chef in the comedy Gary: Tank Commander and as Stosh in the drama series 24: Live Another Day.
Title: Geoffrey Kirkness
Content:  He trained for three years as an actor at the Central School of Speech and Drama, London. Kirkness has appeared in the London West End, where he played the leading role Dick Dewy, in Under the Greenwood Tree 1978-79, directed by Patrick Garland at the Vaudeville Theatre. He joined the Royal Shakespeare Company subsequently, for 'The Irish Play', appearing as Dwyer. Kirkness was the TV presenter in Ali G Indahouse, with Sacha Baron Cohen, 2002. He played Vice Admiral Phillips in the drama series Dunkirk, for the BBC, 2004 and General Alanbrooke in Into the Storm 2009, with Brendan Gleeson, for HBO television. He played Colin opposite Toyah Willcox in the film The Power of Three, 2011. In 2012 he appeared in the second series of The Hour, as Lord Reeves. In The Crimson Field he played Captain Osberton.
Title: James Allenby-Kirk
Content:  Born in Paisley, just outside Glasgow, he was educated at Williamsburgh Primary and Paisley Grammar School. He later attended Langside College, studying acting and performance. Kirk made his breakthrough into the comedy circuit by winning the "So You Think You're Funny?" competition in 2010. His first television appearance came in 2010, when he played Malky in Rab C. Nesbitt. He also appeared in Channel 4's "Comedy Blaps" series, in which he wrote and starred in the short online sketches "Kronicles of Kirk." However, it was in Greg McHugh's BAFTA award winning sitcom Gary: Tank Commander, in which he played Jeff the Chef, that he was brought to the attention of a wider audience. Following appearances in television shows such as Bob Servant Independent and the TV film "Two Doors Down", he starred in two comedies for BBC Scotland. The first, entitled "Scot Squad" came as a result of a successful pilot episode in late 2012. The first series of the show aired in late 2014. Kirk also worked on the comedy "How Do I Get Up There?" alongside his co-stars Chris Forbes and Kevin Mains, which was shown in Scotland during November 2014.
Title: Charlotte Kirk
Content:  Kirk attended the Italia Conti School of Acting, and participated with The Miskin Theatre and Jigsaw Performing Arts. Kirk appeared in commercials for Nintendo Wii and Orange Telecom. Kirk has worked with photographer Patrick Demarchelier. In 2013, Kirk was cast in the film Nicole and O.J. by director Joshua Newton, who described Kirk as his former girlfriend. In 2018, she co-wrote and acted in The Reckoning, directed by Neil Marshall, to whom she became engaged.
Title: What It Takes (Succession)
Content:  casting was against type, with Wenlei Ma of News.com.au writing, "Kirk is a great bit of casting because he's primarily played likeable if immature guys – most notably Andy Botwin in Weeds. It's hard to hate his face, which makes his character all the more dangerous." Similarly, Cassie Da Costa of Vanity Fair felt that Kirk, whom she described as a "nice-guy character actor", made a "startling turn" in his role on Succession. Other notable guest stars in the episode include Stephen Root (who has appeared in numerous prior HBO series) as Ron Petkus, the lecherous organizer of the Future Freedom Summit; Reed Birney as Vice President of the United States Dave Boyer (Birney also played Vice President Donald Blythe in 

Question: who played kirk?
Answer: Jimmy Bennett.