Marc Warren
Current Interest
2.4
▼ 0.2Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Based on 33 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse
Wanted
as The Repairman
2008
17.1
Green Street Hooligans
as Steve Dunham
2005
15.2
Hellraiser: Deader
as Joey
2005
11.9
Hogfather
as Teatime
2007
6.6
B. Monkey
as Terence
1999
5.5
Safe
as Pete Mayfield
2018
3.4
The Principles of Lust
as Billy
2003
3.1
Alice Through the Looking Glass
as Tweedle-Dee
1998
2.9
Mystery Music Show: King of Mask Singer
as Steve Strange
2010
2.9
Van der Valk
as Piet van der Valk
2020
2.3
Ballet Shoes
as Mr. Simpson
2008
1.4
Song for a Raggy Boy
as Brother Mac
2003
1.4
Wild Bill
as Adam
2011
1.3
Land of the Blind
as Pool
2006
0.6
No Night Is Too Long
as Dr Ivo Steadman
2002
0.3
An Ungentlemanly Act
as Tony Hunt
1992
0.3
Revengers Tragedy
as Supervacuo
2002
0.1
Dracula
as Dracula
2006
0.1
Gawain and the Green Knight
as King Arthur
1991
0.1
The Bombmaker
as Quinn
2001
0.1
Al's Lads
as Jimmy
2002
0.1
Lives of the Saints
as Father Daniel
2007
0.1
Do It Yourself: The Story of Rough Trade
as Narrator
2009
0.1
Hidden in Silence
as Lubic
1996
0.1
Fungus The Bogeyman
2015
0.1
Men Only
as Mac
2001
0.1
Reversals
as Dr. Chris Singleton
2003
0.1
Free Spirits
as Cokehead
2000
0.1
Pretending to Be Judith
as Hugo
2001
0.1
Perfect
as Doug
2003
0.1
Touched by Frost: Goodbye Jack
as Narrator (voice)
2010
0.1
State of Play
as Dominic Foy
2003
0.1
Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell
as The Gentleman
2015
0.1
Frequently Asked Questions About Marc Warren
Marc Warren has appeared in 33 titles, including 29 movies and 4 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Marc Warren's filmography is Gawain and the Green Knight (1991).
The most recent title featuring Marc Warren is Van der Valk (2020).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Marc Warren is State of Play with an IMDb rating of 8.3.
Marc Warren has been active for approximately 29 years, with credits spanning from 1991 to 2020.
Titles featuring Marc Warren currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.6.
The busiest years in Marc Warren's career include 2003, 2001, 2002.
