The Apprentice’s Sam Curry is unrecognisable after hunky transformation and big career change seven years later
SINCE appearing on The Apprentice seven years ago, former contestant Sam Curry has undergone a complete transformation.
While many of the former candidates from the BBC's long-running reality series ride on the coattails of the show for years to come, Samuel has snipped Lord Alan Sugar's apron strings since being fired.
Making it through to the above-par week seven of the process, Sam hasn't looked back since.
Before his departure from The Apprentice, Sam saw his team fail to turn the most profit on their pop-up discount store.
And in the boardroom, his motive for entering the show was questioned after a fellow contestant said: "You're not here for serious business. Are you here to here to win an investment?"
At the time, Curry denied the accusation that he was on the show to boost his acting profile - a career in which he has since flourished in.
Seven years later, the 30-year-old hunk is now a renowned actor and writer, with several titles already under his belt.
After being on the receiving end of Lord Alan Sugar's infamous finger point, Sam went on to star in the short films What Jamie Did and Devlin.
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Two years later, he continued his foray into the world of acting and appeared in three short television series.
But it was 2020 when his big break came after his TV series A Series of Light gained traction amongst critics and viewers alike.
The short series explored the darkest sides of humanity, through technology, connection, intimacy and heartbreak.
