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Marc Ma

Chinese actor (born 1979)

Ma Marc is a Chinese actor. He has appeared in many Chinese movies and TV dramas in supporting roles. He joined Universe International Holding Limited in March 2011.

01Personal life

Ma was born in Lanzhou, the capital city of Gansu Province in Northwest China. His father was a drama actor, therefore he was interested in acting. After graduating high school, he left his hometown and went to Beijing to take the Central Academy of Drama entrance exam. However he failed the exam. To pursue his dream, he became one of the Beijing drifters. Ma mentioned in an interview that he earned his living in Beijing by working as waiter and car wash worker at that time.

In 2000, he worked as production assistant in a TV drama production company. In 2003, he acted as the role "You Tanzhi" in the TV drama Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils directed by Zhang Jizhong. Since then he has been cast in an increasing number of roles.

In the movie The White Storm (2013), he acted as an uppity young Tsimshatsui gangster Dune Kun and built a good reputation in China.

02Filmography

YearFilmRoleDirectorNotes'
1991Fazike (筏子客)Shuan-wa (栓娃)Yao Shou-gang (姚守崗)Child Actor
2010Xuanwu Tian'e (炫舞天鵝)Li Liang (李良)Yu Zhi-lin (余治林)
2011SleepwalkerProfessor YipPang brothers
2013Out of InfernoHoDanny Pang, Oxide Pang
The White StormDune KunBenny Chan
2014The Boundary (邊緣綫)Lin Zi-xiongWang Tao (汪濤)
2015Little Big MasterAdrian Kwan Shun-Fai
Wild CityRingo Lam
Blind Spot (探靈檔案)Chen Bo-hanDanny Pang
Age of Glory (鋼鐵是這樣煉成的)Zhao Zhong-chengXu Geng
Detective ChinatownTonyChen Sicheng
2019The Big Shot
Love Song to the Days Forgone
Shock Wave 2
2019S.W.A.T. (特警队)Ding Sheng
2020 Detective Chinatown (web series) Jia De in Season 1, "Name of the Rose"
2024 An Song in Season 2, "Angel's Melody"

03Awards

Hundred Flowers Awards

YearCategoriesFilmRoleRemark
2014Best NewcomerThe White StormDune KunWon
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