Marcus Terrell Paulk was born on October 12, 1986 in the sunny city of Los Angeles, California. With all the buzz of Hollywood glamour and celebrity stardom it seems Paulk felt right at home so early in life "street performing" in California's ever popular Venice Beach, at the impressionable age of 3. But Paulk's parents seeing the passion and skill he possessed performing at such a small scale, knew that their son was destined for greatness, and decided to take more leadership roles in preparing his career for the future. It seemed casting was no hard task for Paulk in the start of his career. Seemingly so, the 90s played a pivotal role in the awakening of the talents the Paulk possessed. In 1991 Paulk was cast to do voice over work for the Saturday morning animated show "Hammerman" created by hip hop legend MC Hammer. This was the beginning of a new chapter in Paulk's life. After Hammerman, Paulk began guest appearing on some of network TV's most notable and talked about prime time shows. Shows like "Me and the Boys", "Thea", "Grace Under Fire", "Martin", "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air", and many more. In 1996 Paulk heightened his career as alter ego Myles Mitchell alongside R&B songstress Brandy playing his older sister "Moesha". What seemed like such a small role matriculated into 6 seasons of pranks, laughter, joy and sorrow for Paulk. So much so, that Hollywood had to stop and take notice to this child prodigy. With Paulk's ambition on the rise, he not only continued to do more and more TV appearances, but began to make his mark on the big screen, with supporting roles in Disney's "Safety Patrol", the feature film "Nothing to loose", and "One Night Stand", starring Wesley Snipes. In 2005 Paulk co-starred in the blockbuster hit "Rollbounce" next to hip hop artist and fellow actor Bow Wow. The following year, Paulk costarred in another blockbuster film, "Take the Lead" starring Antonio Banderas where he had to train in the art of ballroom dancing to execute such a technical roll. In 2007, Paulk has two must see films out "Parental Guidance Suggested" and "Taking 5". Look for him in Another Cinderella Story and on the sound track. With a whole host of acting nominations under his belt Marcus maintains his sanity by being a well rounded individual. He has won numerous championships with his NBAE League Basketball Team, and is in the process of releasing his first LP as a hip hop artist under the stage name "MP".
Marcus Taormina is known for Bird Box (2018), Dragonball Evolution (2009) and Guardians of the Galaxy (2014).
Marcus Tarnoy is an actor, known for Berkshire County (2014), Close Encounters (2014) and 4x2 (or) Four People in Two Dark Rooms (2022).
Marcus Terrell Smith began his career as a performer at the age of nine, singing and traveling the world with the Phoenix Boys Choir and Phoenix Children's Choir. A strong passion for the stage led him to the University of Arizona, where he studied Musical Theatre, performing with the Arizona Repertory Theater in plays and musicals such as Sideshow (Jake) and Tracers (Little John). He explored Community Theater during his time there as well, performing with Arizona On Stage in the musicals Elegies: Looking Up, Songs for A New World and The Full Monty (Horse). In 2007 he graduated from UA, receiving his B.A. in Linguistics, and, having been accepted into the Actors Studio Drama School at Pace University (ASDS), he immediately set off to New York City that next fall. While immersed in his studies he performed in several Off-Broadway productions such as Dream Wedding and Falling In Love With Love. Not only did his three years of conservatory training and performance strengthen his acting abilities, he blossomed in the areas of playwriting, screen writing and directing; and it was in his final year that he began work on his first novel, Cry The Fables. He graduated from ASDS in 2010 with a Masters of Fine Arts in Acting and remained in New York from another year. His steadfast tenacity and musical talent afforded him several more performance opportunities in many productions, such as Richard III (Buckingham) with Extant Arts Company and the New York Fringe Festival (Menny & Mila). Marcus Terrell returned to Arizona in 2011 and immediately put his hand to directing. He made his directing debut at Chandler Center for the Arts that summer with the wonderful children's production of Alice In Wonderland. Finding that he had a knack for working with children on the stage, he continued on with the Chandler Center for the Arts, directing several more productions, including Best of Both Worlds, The Rockin' Tale of Snow White, Don't Stop Believin', Annie, and The Lion King. Word spread quickly about the high quality and undeniable attention to detail stamped on his productions, and it wasn't long before he was urged to teach acting in the classroom and privately; not only to children but to young adults, college students and seniors as well. He teaches at Studio 3 Triple Threat Academy and the Anderson Institute of Music and Performing arts; where has also directed the young adult productions High School Musical, Legally Blonde, Cheaper By The Dozen, Into The Woods, and Aladdin Jr. Though some may have thought it, performing has not taken a backseat to his other endeavors in the least. He performs in an improv comedy troupe with the National Comedy Theater and croons in the spotlight with his indie rock/pop band, Hotboxx Academy. All the while, Marcus Terrell has continued to write, and in 2013 he finished the first novel in the Cry The Fables Books Series, as well as the children's book, Two Lovely Cadderpillars, this past year. He is performing as Mutumbo in Broadway's Tony Award-winning musical, The Book Of Mormon.
Marcus Thomas was born in Brussels, Belgium. He is an actor, known for Drowning Mona (2000), The Ice Road (2021) and You Kill Me (2007).
Marcus Thompson is an actor, known for Ankle Biters (2002) and Business Now (2022).
Marcus Thompson Jr. is an actor, known for Superior (2021), Givers of Death (2020) and My Neck (2021).
Marcus Tiberius Maier is an actor, known for 1000 Mexikaner (2016), Sesamstraße präsentiert: Die Zeitmaschine (2017) and Sesamstrasse präsentiert: Der Schatz des Käpt'n Karotte (2015).
Marcus Toji was born on November 3, 1984 in California, USA. He is an actor and assistant director, known for The Terror (2018), Patriot (2015) and Little Giants (1994).
Marcus Truschinski is known for Witnesses (2014) and Paper Girls (2022).