Mark Gutierrez
Mark Gutierrez is an actor, known for Our Dream Christmas (2017).
Mark H. Baker
Mark H. Baker is a writer and director, known for Flight of the Navigator (1986), Invader (1996) and Life After the Navigator (2020).
Mark H. Harris
Mark H. Harris is known for Behind the Monsters (2021) and Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror (2019).
Mark H. Pound
Mark Pound, is a two time graduate of Acadia University, B.A. (2004), B.Ed.(2008). He is employed as a Substitute Teacher, when he isn't acting. Active in his community, Mark is a volunteer firefighter/Medical First Responder with the Kentville Volunteer Fire Department, and a volunteer with the Canadian Red Cross and St. John Ambulance, Waterville Division #497. Mark was awarded the Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubliee Medal in February of 2013.
Mark H. Rapaport
Mark is a writer/director/producer and CEO of the production label Kinematics. His latest film as producer, The Scary of Sixty-First, premiered at the 71st Berlin International Film Festival-where it won the GWFF Best First Feature Award. His previous feature, Pledge was released theatrically via IFC Midnight. His directorial debut, Andronicus, premiered at the 2021 Fantasia International Film Festival. Mark was born in New York City and is a graduate of NYU Gallatin (class of 2016), where he studied creative writing and film.
Mark Haber
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Mark Hachem
Mark Hachem is an actor and director, known for Visions (2015), Peace by Chocolate (2021) and Dating Beyond Borders (2013).
Mark Haden
Mark Haden is known for DOSED (2019) and The Goop Lab (2020).
Mark Hadfield
Mark Hadfield is an actor, known for Frankenstein (1994), Belfast (2021) and Into the Woods (2011).
Mark Hadlow
Actor, comedian, singer, writer, producer, director - Mark Hadlow is one of New Zealand's most prominent actors and entertainers. He is driven by a passion for performance: 130 plays, musical theatre, dozens of film appearances, television series, commercials and radio voice-overs in the thousands. Playing the dwarf Dori in The Hobbit was Mark's third Peter Jackson movie. In Meet the Feebles he played the voices of Heidi the Hippo and Robert the Hedgehog, and sang many of the songs. King Kong saw him performing the role of Harry in the vaudeville scenes opposite Naomi Watts and Bill Johnson. He regards Peter Jackson productions as the most exhilarating experiences. He starred alongside New Zealand Maori comedian, Billy T James in "The Billy T James Show". Mark Hadlow is renowned for his singing voice and has appeared in many musicals and concerts, his all time favourite being Little Shop of Horrors. (4 separate productions) Mark has been nominated for and won several awards, including Best Supporting Actor in a Television Comedy in a Television series Willy Nilly, playing the role of the challenged brother Harry in a three-season top rating sitcom. He won Best Theatrical performance of the Year in 1993 for the hugely successful one-man show "SNAG", and ultimately went on to win Entertainer of the Year in 1995. He won Best Voice Over Artist in the Radio New Zealand Awards 2010. Mark is also a master narrator, his most recent work being narrator of the enchanting short film 'The Story of Percival Pilts' by Janette Goodey & John Lewis. He has also released an audio CD called "Tall Tales", a collection of classic children's stories.
