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Marshall Allman - Biography, Date of Birth, Place of Birth, Filmography
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Born April 5, 1984 - American actor.
At school, Marshall did not have good behavior, and therefore he was often summoned to the principal's office, and teachers were advised to link his future with show business. At 17, Marshall landed his first role in a play based on Clive Barker, The History of the Devil, which premiered at the Fear Theater Company in Austin. Marshall was the captain of the high school football team, under his leadership, the team won the Texas State Championship, and he first thought about a career in professional football. Then there was the thought of an art school, but as a result, by the time he graduated from high school in 2002, Marshall was choosing between an art school in New York and an acting school in Los Angeles.
After graduating from acting courses, he first starred in commercials, and played small roles in such projects as "Sweet Pea", "Revenge of the Dead", "Little Black Book", in the series "Practice", "Without a trace". In 2005, Marshall managed to star in the high-profile project "Hostage" by French director Florent Emilio Siri, where Bruce Willis and Ben Foster became the partners of the young actor. Also in the film, one of the roles was played by Robert Napper, future colleague of Marshall on the TV series "Escape". In this series, Allman played LJ Burrows. All the roles that Marshall got were secondary, with the exception of "Hostage", but even there his role was not leading. He managed to get the main role after the release of "Hostage", directed by Mika Khilba: in his romantic comedy "Dishwashers" Marshall played a professional skateboarder. Marshall Allman currently actively supports programs to support the arts and music education of young people. He is painting, studying guitar and piano, writing poetry and scripts.
In 2002 he starred in the video for the song "Drowning" by the group "Crazy Town" .
Marshall is currently married to actress Jamie Brown.
