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Film/TV | ||
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DareDevil: Born Again |
Officer Harold (uncredited) |
dir. Nikki M James |
Scratch Off |
News Anchor (supporting) |
dir. Derrick O Edafe |
Entrepreneurs |
Desmond (supporting) |
dir. Imani Celeste |
Law & Order |
Detective (uncredited) |
NBC/dir. Jean de Segonzac |
And Just Like That |
Publishing Party Patron |
Max/dir. Michael Patrick King |
Babygirl |
Kaleb (supporting) |
Short/dir. Aja Knight |
Mother |
Noble (supporting) |
Short/dir. Khalifah Jamison |
Blue Cheese |
Wesley (supporting) |
dir. Keldon Duane-McGlashan |
Black Rabbit |
VIP Patron |
NetFlix/dir. Laura Linney |
Leave Cute |
Matt (lead) |
Short/dir. Chris Roberti |
NYC Theatre | ||
Whales! |
Moona |
ART/NY dir. Ashendri Pacon |
The Grand Experiment |
Doug |
ChainTheatr dir. Matthew Daley |
Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike |
Vanya |
dir. Seth Barrish |
The People Who Could Fly |
Ensemble |
dir. Joe Hart |
Talk About Stuff |
Timmy |
dir. Susan Ehlerman |
Regional Theatre | ||
A Piece of My Heart |
All American Men |
dir. Marakesh Glasspool |
Tony and Tina's Wedding |
Dominic(Dominique) |
dir. Adonia Placette |
The King Stag |
Deramo/Old Man |
dir. Kelly Draper |
Master Harold and the Boys |
Sam |
dir. Michael Endy |
The Boys Next Door |
Lucien P Smith |
dir. Michael Endy |
King Lear |
Duke of Albany |
dir. Michael Endy |
The Good Doctor |
Anton Chekhov |
dir. Michael Endy |
The Importance of Being Earnest |
Jack/Ernest |
dir. Michael Endy |
Henry IV, part I |
Poins |
dir. Michael Endy |
A Quiet Country People |
Daniel Yoder |
dir. Michael Endy |
Physical Characteristics / Measurements |
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Height: 5'9" |
Weight: 160 lbs |
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Mixologist, Billiards/Pool Player, Bowling, Cycling - Mountain Biking, Fishing, Football, Frisbee, Golf, Jet Skier, Jump Rope, Ping Pong, Running - General, Running - Sprint, Shooting - Revolver/Automatic, Snorkeling, Softball, Guitar, Juggler, Licensed Driver, Voiceover, Whistler, American - Texan Accent
Marlon’s acting passion began in high school on a whim, but life led him away from the stage for 20 years, during which he worked as a bartender and struggled with addiction. The pandemic inspired a bold move back to NYC with his family, reigniting his love for the craft. With renewed confidence, he joined a one-year acting program at The Barrow Group to pursue his dream. Marlon’s journey shows it’s never too late to embrace old passions and reminds us that true callings have a way of returning.