Marshall Bell

Marshall Bell was born on Sep 28, 1942 in USA. Marshall Bell's big-screen debut came with Birdy directed by Alan Parker in 1984, strarring Ronsky. Marshall Bell is known for Legends directed by Brad Turner, Sean Bean stars as Martin Odum and Morris Chestnut as Tony Rice. The upcoming new movie Marshall Bell plays is Love Is Love Is Love which will be released on Dec 14, 2021.

A tall, imposing character actor with a penetrating stare, Marshall Bell has provided excellent support in a variety of roles and genres. He was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on September 28, 1942, and had been working as a consultant, teaching senior executives how to improve their speaking skills, prior to starting an acting career relatively late in life. His connection was his wife, the veteran costume designer Milena Canonero, herself a winner of three Academy Awards and nominee for five more. He made his motion picture debut in the drama Birdy (1984), which was seen by enough people to effectively jump-start his career. One of his next few roles was one of his most infamous: the creepy Coach Schneider of La revanche de Freddy (1985). But the role that really got him noticed was as resistance leader George / Kuato in Total Recall (1990) (the role re-united him with Arnold Schwarzenegger, as he'd played a hit man in the comedy Jumeaux (1988)). Other substantial film roles include a frightening homeless man terrorizing Bill Paxton in the movie Psychose meurtrière (1992), Gordies' emotionally distant father in Stand by Me : Compte sur moi (1986), and General Owen in the movie Starship Troopers (1997), re-uniting him with "Total Recall" director Paul Verhoeven. He's done many TV series, including Good Versus Evil (1999), Un flic dans la mafia (1987), X Files: aux frontières du réel (1993), Les contes de la crypte (1989), Capitaine Furillo (1981), Dr House (2004), and Deadwood (2004). He's also appeared in commercials and done voice-over work.A solid, reliable actor with an authoritative presence, Bell is a natural for playing "tough guy" roles, although movies like Radio Rebels (1994) show him to be able to play comedy equally well. He continues to add many credits to his resume, including the critically acclaimed Truman Capote (2005), the prisoner of war drama Rescue Dawn (2006), and the family film Nancy Drew (2007).