Currie and TV-movie Survive the Night (1993) co-star Kathleen Robertson were both born in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. He also shares the same hometown with comedians Martin Short and Eugene Levy.
Prior to becoming an actor, Currie wanted to become a doctor, but his high school drama teacher called his parents and told them that putting Graham through medical school was a big mistake.
Currie Graham: (his take on the popularity of crime procedurals) There's built in drama to certain type of work, like doctors, lawyers, police officers. The conflict is there and there's opportunity there to not have clear morality. In the position of a police officer, you get to explore both sides of that, because temptation is there. I don't think we're going to see a lot of movies about accountants, because there's not a lot of conflict there.
Currie Graham: (on doing the mini-series "Would Be Kings" in his hometown) It was kind of surreal. The neighbours were coming down and showing me pictures of myself when I was a baby. And my mother had just recently passed away, so it was strange. Life sort of comes around to find itself again.
Currie Graham: (on the fan support for Raising the Bar) I am always so grateful and so flattered when I see people, when I get emails, receive letters or read blogs. I'm just always flattered because I love doing it so much and the fact that people really enjoy watching me and what I do is just fantastic.