Who is Mark Deklin? What is his age?

Born Mark Scott Deklin under the sign of Sagittarius on 3 December 1967, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania USA, Mark Deklin is a 54-year-old Caucasian actor, voice actor, stuntman and flight co-ordinator. He’s probably best known around the world thanks to appearing in almost 80 Hollywood titles, some of which were particularly popular among the audiences, such as “Hawaii Five-0,” while he’s also done theater. Overall, he’s enjoyed a multitude of successes over the course of his frequently remunerative career in entertainment since 1994.

Early life: A man of many scrolls

Mark was raised apparently an only child in his birthplace, by his adoptive parents Norman Schwotzer and his wife, both of unknown professions; he eventually met his biological mother at the age of 20. As Mark Scott Deklin-Schwotzer, he later dropped the adoptive surname for stage purposes. As a child he was interested in many artistic facets, most notably music and literature. He started playing guitar early on, and became an avid reader as soon as he acquired the skill. His first own rock band, “Rampage,” was formed when he was in seventh grade.

Deklin attended Thomas Jefferson High School in Jefferson Hills, where he formed his second band, “Paradox”, matriculating from the institution in 1986. He then enrolled into Pennsylvania State University, from where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and History in 1990. After that he immediately went to the University of Washington in Seattle, where by 1994 he had graduated with a Master of Fine Arts degree in Acting. Lastly, he obtained a certification as a flight co-ordinator from the Society of American Flight Directors.

Career: All over the place

Mark started working while attending college, holding various odd jobs for brief periods, such as a jazz pianist in Vienna, Austria, English teacher, art and rare book dealer, and even construction worker, while he also worked for Greenpeace at some point. Later, when he got going in acting, he started doing plays on and off Broadway, as well as in regional theaters at times. He continued through five years until his debut on TV in 1999, when he played Joe in two episodes of “Guiding Light.” Two years and two roles later, he showed up as Ship Officer Mat Cook, USN in an episode of then-popular “Sex and the City.”

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In 2004 he was Bosk in an episode of “Charmed,” which was massively viewed at the time. The year after saw him as Russell Edge in an episode of “CSI: Miami,” another significant title, while in the same year he also made his film debut, playing Captain Galasso in “Tides of War.” In 2006 he earned his longest yet screen presence, playing Dr. Matthew Shaw in seven episodes of “Justice,” and he also lent his voice to Maj. Gerald Ingram in “Call of Duty 3.”

2007 and onward

The following year was Mark’s biggest at the time, seeing him in three roles, including Lucan Andril in “Forced Alliance” and Scott in “Never Say Macbeth.” By the end of 2009 he had realized another seven roles, of which Elliott Mayer in five episodes of “The Ex List” and the voice of Deimos in “God of War: Chains of Olympus” are the most significant.

2010 then exploded for Mark, featuring him in nine titles, including the voices of Soldiers in “Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker”, and Deimos in “God of War: Ghost of Sparta,” as well as the character of Trammell Thatcher in five episodes of “Lone Star.” Aside from two other roles, Mark played Stan Edwards in “Hawaii Five-0” in 2011, and the next year brought him the part of Blake Reilly in 10 episodes of “GCB.”

By 2016 he’d realized another 11 roles, of which the more notable are the voice of John Greystoke in “Tarzan,” for which he also performed stunts, as well as Thomas Jefferson in “CollegeHumor Originals,” and the voice of Warden in “Rainbow Six: Siege.” In 2016 he worked on two videogames, voicing Overseer for “Dishonored 2,” and additional voices for “Mafia III.”

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— Mark Deklin (@MarkDeklin) May 7, 2020

The last six years

In 2017 Deklin realized one of his most popular onscreen roles, playing Jack Bowman in five episodes of “Designated Survivor.” He also resumed voicing videogame characters, such as Overseers in “Dishonored: Death of the Outsider.” In 2018 his voice acting was recognized by the great Rockstar Games, who had him voice the infamous O’Driscolls for their record-shattering masterpiece western videogame “Red Dead Redemption II.”

He appeared in six titles in 2019, most famously as Gov. Richard Sweeney in an episode of “The Blacklist”, and the next two years saw him in four more roles, including as Judge Wick Stilton in three episodes of “The Good Fight,” as well as Eric Baker in “Sister Swap: A Hometown Holiday.”

Most recently, in 2022, Mark remains to be seen as Clive in “Bleecker,” and in the future as James in the TV series “Glamorous,” which is his 78^th acting credit, and still in filming.

Love life: Who is his wife? Do they have children?

Mark is only known to have dated one woman – Jamie Karen Goldberg. They started their relationship at some point in the early 2000’s, walking down the aisle in October 2006. They’ve since had two children: a daughter named Kylie Deklin, and a son named Julian Deklin. They reside together in an undisclosed part of Los Angeles, along with two family dogs. There’s never been any controversy surrounding their marriage.

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What is Mark Deklin’s net worth?

As of August 2022, Mark Deklin’s entire aggregated wealth is estimated by most credible sources at over $1.5 million, generated from his almost three decades of acting on the stage, in front of the camera, and by the microphone. He most likely made a good portion from his collaboration with Rockstar Games.

Body measurements: What is his height?

Mark Deklin is 6ft 1in (185cms) tall, and weighs approximately 187lbs (85kgs) as of mid-2022. He has pitch black hair and light blue eyes, as well as an athletic build, with a bright complexion.

Who is Freddie Stroma?

Born Frederic Wilhelm C. J. Sjöström under the sign of Capricorn on 8 January 1987, in London, England, Freddie Stroma is a 35-year old Caucasian model and actor of Swedish and German descent. He’s well known across the globe thanks to playing memorable characters in various titles of significant popularity, such as the “Harry Potter” film series. That aside, he’s had a high number of roles, adding to the multitude of successes that he’s enjoyed throughout the course of his career in entertainment since 2005.

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Early life: Pursuit of knowledge

Freddie was raised in Ascot, Berkshire, by his Swedish computer industry executive father Stefan Sjöström, and his German mother Crystal Kupper. He’s their middle child, Antonia Sjöström being his older sister and Phillipp Sjöström his younger brother. He had a faint interest in the dramatic arts early on, but that changed later during his schooling. He attended Sunningdale School boys’ preparatory, and then the boys-only boarding school Radley College in Oxfordshire. While there, at 16, he was accepted into the National Youth Theatre of Great Britain, from which his acting career would eventually launch.

He matriculated from Radley College in 2005, then enrolled into University College, London to studying neuroscience. He paused his education there for a year to focus on his career, but immediately after returned, graduating with a 2.1 (second-class honors, upper division) Bachelor of Science degree in Neuroscience.

Career: Part of the legend

Freddie played a few minor roles in local theaters as a member of the National Youth Theatre of Great Britain, earning some money and experience around a year before his TV debut – playing Lucas Harper in the episode of the comedy crime drama series “The Gil Mayo Mysteries” entitled “More Deaths than One” in 2006. Later that year he appeared as James Huppert in the “Happy Hour” episode of Jeremy Brock and Paul Unwin’s BBC1 drama “Casualty.”

He made his movie debut in 2007, as Gregor Schatz in Peter Nicholson’s war docudrama “The Last Flight to Kuwait.” In 2008 he only played Matt in Vicky Jewson’s romance horror “Lady Godiva”, but finally, 2009 brought him the breakthrough most actors dream of, cast as the rich and spoiled Gryffindor jock Cormac McLaggen in “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” – the sixth screen adaptation of J.K. Rowling’s immortal “Harry Potter” book series. Naturally, he also voiced his own character in the eponymous game that came out in the year as well.

In 2010 he was already busy with the “Harry Potter” franchise, and so only appeared additionally as Cool Brett in Noel Clarke’s crime thriller “4.3.2.1.” In 2011, he finished the series as Cormac McLaggen in “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2.”

Life after “Harry Potter”

Later in 2011 Freddie played Luke Morgan in “A Cinderella Story: Once Upon a Song” – a family comedy musical by Damon Santostefano. Next year he portrayed Luke in “Pitch Perfect,” and in 2013 he showed up as Jack in John Huddles’ award-winning sci-fi fantasy drama “After the Dark.” In 2014 he finally appeared in multiple titles, playing Kyle in “Extraterrestrial” and Ben in “The Inbetweeners 2.”

In 2015 he landed another big project, arriving on-screen as Adam Cromwell in 12 episodes of Marti Noxon’s drama entitled “UnREAL.” This allowed him to enter 2016 strongly, and claim the part of Dickon Tarly in the episode of world-renowned “Game of Thrones” entitled “Blood of My Blood.” In the same year he was also seen as Brit Vayner in “13 Hours.” He had another five roles over the next three years, most significantly H.G. Wells in “Time After Time.”

Most recently, in 2020 he played prestigious Prince Friedrich in three episodes of “Bridgerton,” while 2021 saw him as Jake Martin in 10 episodes of “The Crew.” Lastly, the performance of Adrian Chase in eight episodes of 2022’s action comedy adventure “Peacemaker” is his latest acting credit, making for 25 in total.

Thanks for speaking to me! @AliPlumb is such a joy to talk to. Great questions and all round charm! https://t.co/JRT9Nwd6HN

— Freddie Stroma (@freddiestroma) April 30, 2022

Love life: Who is his wife?

Freddie’s only known partner has been fellow actress Johanna Brady, whom he met and started dating on the set of “UnREAL.” They initiated their relationships in the summer of 2015, and became engaged a year later, when Freddie proposed during a weekend getaway in Vancouver, Canada. They married on 30 December 2016 at The Stables venue of Foxhall Resort and Sporting Club, in Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia. They haven’t expressed any plans for expanding their family since then, and there’s been no controversy surrounding their union. They live together supposedly in Los Angeles, California.

Freddie Stroma: Fun facts

The main reason that he initially paused his studies to pursue acting was so that he could pay off his education. If Freddie’s acting career hadn’t worked out, he would’ve been ready to fully dedicate himself to neuroscience, and pursue a cure for Parkinson’s or Alzheimer’s.

He can sing and play the guitar, but prefers not to expand into a musical career, as in his opinion, musicians always remain in character, actors finish the job and go back to being themselves.

Even though most Americans admire his British accent, he says he doesn’t understand the appeal, as to himself he sounds like a teacher.

He left Facebook when fan groups about him started being made, since he didn’t want his pictures used on fan pages.

Stroma never remembers his dreams, apparently an indication of not having a ‘previous life’.

What is Freddie Stroma’s net worth?

As of mid-2022, the majority of reputable sources estimate Freddie Stroma’s total accumulated wealth to be over $2 million, garnered thanks to over 15 years in the entertainment industry, though a major portion of it must’ve come from playing Cormac McLaggen in the last three “Harry Potter” series films, as well as the recurring role in “Game of Thrones.”