Kevin Smith (New Zealand)
- Kevin Smith (New Zealand)
Kevin Smith may refer to the following New Zealanders:
* Kevin Smith (New Zealand actor) (1963–2002), actor best known for playing Ares on "Xena: Warrior Princess"
* Kevin Smith (conservationist) (1954–2005), conservationist
ee also
* Kevin Smith (disambiguation)
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