Marc Warren

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Biography

Marc was born in 1967, in Parklands, Northampton, England. He attended Kingsthorpe Upper School. Marc first started studying drama at Northampton College. Later Marc…more

Born

3/20/1967, Parklands, Northampton, Northamptonshire, England, United Kingdom

Birth Name

Marc Warren

Gender

Male

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    • Marc has appeared in the following made-for-TV movies: 2004) Marple: The Body in the Library as Captain Ainsworth (uncredited)
      (2003) Reversals starring as Dr. Chris Singleton
      (2002) NCS Manhunt as Laurence Bright
      (2002) No Night Is Too Long as Dr. Ivo Steadman
      (2001) Men Only starring as Mac
      (2001) Pretending to Be Judith as Hugo
      (1999) Oliver Twist [mini-series] as Monks
      (1998) Alice Through the Looking Glass as Tweedle-Dee
      (1996) Hidden in Silence starring as Lubic
      (1991) Gawain and the Green Knight as King Arthur
    • Marc has appeared in the following films: (2006) The Lives of the Saints as Father Daniel
      (2006) Colour Me Kubrick as Hud
      (2003) Perfect as Doug
      (2002) Al's Lads starring as Jimmy
      (1998) Dad Savage as Vic
      (1997) Bring Me the Head of Mavis Davis as Clint
    • Marc won the "Best Actor" award from the Royal Television Society for his role as Dominic Foy in State of Play.
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    • (on the private vs the public) Marc: I do my job the best I can, but the other side of this business is celebrity and I've never understood that curiosity. I used to create a persona of being incredibly together, but now I'm a lot more accepting of my flaws. People say, 'Be yourself'. There's many ways of interpreting that.
    • (on his magical talents) Marc: I've done some sleight of hand stuff. I learned it from Ali Bongo when I was doing Oliver Twist, because he was teaching Robert Lindsay. I learnt about mentalism too, which is what Derren Brown does. I don't have mates around for magic evenings, though. I stopped it. I realised I was using magic as a way to avoid communication with people.
    • Marc: (on what superpowers he'd like to have) I'd have to choose two superpowers. I'd be able to live forever; I would be able to indulge in all the vices I wanted to without feeling bad or worrying about doing myself any harm.
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