Marc Stein
Marc Stein is known for Nowitzki: Der perfekte Wurf (2014), The Jim Rome Show (2016) and Mike and Mike in the Morning (2006).
Marc Stevens
Marc Stevens (born Mark Kuttner on September 2, 1943), the adult film star, memoirist, and erotic dance performer, was one of the pioneers of the adult film industry in the 1970s, the so-called "Golden Age of Porn." His 1975 biography, which some claim was ghost-written by his mother, was called "10 1/2" in an homage not only to Federico Fellini but to his male member. It was his ticket to the big time. According to his memoir, Stevens joined the Army circa 1960, and it was during the time he was stationed in Germany, while using a urinal, he came face to face with one of his idols: Elvis Presley. Stevens, who was unabashedly bi-sexual, says that he stared at Presley's penis for an inordinately long time as he was shocked that the King wasn't endowed like, well -- a King! Elvis, on his part, was used to being stared at, even at urinals. He took a gander at Marc Stevens' crown jewel, non-chalantly muttered "Ya'll better take care of that thang," zipped up and departed, leaving the shocked and disappointed Stevens with his future still in his hand. With the loosening of censorship in the late 1960s and early 1970s, the adult movie industry mushroomed: blue movies rapidly evolved from something glimpsed by men in smokers at workmen's clubs on stag night to couples patronizing "Deep Throat" (1972), which racked up tens of millions of B.O. dollars, made Variety's list of the top grossing films of 1972 AND 1973, and threatened to revolutionize the movie industry as a whole before the Supreme Court's 1973 "Miller" decision put a plug back in the bottle. (Meanwhile, the genie had escaped, shortly finding a new home outside the old, rotten-smelling grind-houses, on videotape, insulated from the vicissitudes of community standards.) Stevens became a stalwart presence on the New York City (as opposed to West Coast) porn scene in the 1970s, appearing in over four score hard-core films during his career. At the height of his notoriety, he published his 288-page memoir. He later fronted an erotic dance troupe that performed at live sex shows. His associates in the New York porn scene included Annie Sprinkle and Gloria Leonard. He even had the honor of having his greatest asset as a performer photographed by Robert Mapplethorpe. Though appearing primarily in heterosexual films, the openly bisexual Stevens proselytized about the joys of swinging both ways and made some gay movies. It was the era of bisexual chic, when even an uber-straight-man like Hugh Hefner experimented, taking a stab at enjoying "the best of both worlds." (From the evidence of the past 30 some-odd years, Hefner's experiment was not a success.) Stevens now is largely forgotten, despite nostalgia about the Golden Age of Porn that can be seen in the success of the film "Boogie Nights" and "The Hedge Hog" Ron Jeremy's sudden emergence as a pop culture idol. Like many of his generation in the Golden Age of Porn (including male porn star extraordinaire John Holmes), he developed a serious drug problem. Like the increasingly unreliable Holmes, Stevens dropped out of the porn industry and, to support his habit, became involved in drug trafficking. Porn industry veteran Sharon Mitchell, a leading figure in the industry's fight to combat AIDS and promote safe sex practices for on-camera performers, reports that Stevens degenerated into a drug pusher and a pimp before dying a lonely death from AIDS, a broken and forgotten man..
Marc Susini
Marc Susini is an actor, known for Ricky (2009), Tourment sur les îles (2022) and Trois ponts sur la rivière (1999).
Marc Swint
Marc Swint was born on 18 June 1987 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. He is an actor, known for Anime Abandon (2011), Street Fighter V (2016) and Ta hronika tou Drakofoinika: Adamastos (2013).
Marc Szwarcwald
Marc Szwarcwald is known for Dom (2021).
Marc Thibaudeau
Marc Thibaudeau is an actor, known for Superstorm (2007), The Dead Zone (2002) and Plan B (2017).
Marc Thompson
Marc Thompson is known for Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness (2020).
Marc Thompson
Marc Thompson was born on May 20, 1975 in Webster, New York, USA. He is known for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003), G.I. Joe: Sigma 6 (2005) and Kidô senshi Gandamu: The Origin I - Aoi hitomi no kyasubaru (2015). He has been married to Lesley Grogan since January 29, 2000. They have two children.
Marc Tiley
Marc Tiley is known for Mystery Files (2010), Drain the Oceans: Deep Dive (2018) and Ancient Apocalypse (2022).
Marc Trottier
Marc Trottier was born and raised in a small town outside of Montreal, Canada. Before discovering acting, Trottier had other things on his mind when he graduated from John Abbott College. It was only after receiving diplomas in "Creative Arts" and "Police Technology" that he took his first acting class, fell in love with acting, and realized that was what he wanted to do. He had his feature film debut in Decoys (2004), playing the role of Bobby Johnson, the all-star captain of the college hockey team; and has also appeared in such films as 3 Needles (2005) (Directed by Thom Fitzgerald), 300 (2006) (Directed by Zach Snyder), Sticks and Stones (2008) (Directed by George Mihalka) and Score: A Hockey Musical (2010). Trottier enjoys not only acting in front of the camera, but the entire process of film-making. He has tried his hand at editing, as well as writing, directing and producing, which resulted in creating his first feature film entitled Darkness Waits (2009).
