Marcus Harris
Actor Profile
Experienced actor in film, television, and theatre. Versatile performer with a passion for storytelling. Known for bringing characters to life with depth and authenticity. Collaborative professional dedicated to delivering compelling performances that resonate with audiences. Proficient in various acting techniques and genres. Eager to take on challenging roles and work with visionary directors. Committed to continuous growth and learning in the art of acting.
Television
Julian — The Famous Five (ITV, 1977–1979)
Marcus’s breakthrough role saw him bring to life one of Enid Blyton’s most iconic characters in ITV’s much-loved, long-running adaptation. Spanning two memorable years on screen, the part introduced him to audiences nationwide and firmly established him as a rising young talent, laying the foundation for a career that would continue to evolve across stage and television.
Headmaster, Brian Davis — Darton High
(TV Series)
Marcus appeared in the television drama Darton High in the role of Headmaster Brian Davis. As the authoritative and often formidable school leader, he brought a commanding screen presence to the series.​​
Various Roles — Midsomer Murders (ITV)
Marcus made a guest appearance in the iconic British crime drama Midsomer Murders, a series renowned for its cleverly crafted mysteries and colourful cast of characters. His involvement in the series further showcased his versatility as a performer, comfortably stepping into the world of drama and suspense alongside an established ensemble.
Councillor Rahvon — Dr Who: Gallifrey
Marcus Harris appeared in Doctor Who: Gallifrey, the acclaimed series set on the Time Lords’ home planet. Sharing the screen in one of science fiction’s most iconic universes, his role places him firmly within the legacy of Doctor Who, bringing depth and presence to a world loved by fans worldwide.
Julian - Fünf Freunde
(Feature Film Series)
German film adaptations of The Famous Five
Marcus also appeared in the German feature film adaptations of Enid Blyton’s beloved Famous Five stories, Fünf Freunde.
The films enjoyed widespread popularity across Europe, and his involvement further broadened his screen experience, adding an international credit to a career already rooted in one of Britain’s most cherished literary adaptations.
Theatre
Bill Sykes — Oliver!
Marcus took on the formidable role of Bill Sikes in the classic stage musical Oliver!, portraying Dickens’ infamous villain with intensity and depth. His performance captured the character’s menace and volatility while bringing a compelling dramatic presence to the production, making the role a standout in his theatre work.
SELECTED CREDITS
Television
Gallifrey – Arbitration (2012)
Councillor Rahvon
Treasure Hunt (2013)
Rasmussen
Battersea Streets (2013)
Michael (Kenny’s Dad)
Darton High – Episode 4 (2013)
Brian Davies
Triumph in the Skies (2012)
Airline Instructor
Darton High (2011)
Brian Davis – Headmaster
Pyjamas (2009)
Robert
Beyond the Golden Compass (2007)
Lord Asriel
ITV Famous Five (1977)
Julian Kirrin
Film
Broken Nation (2014)
PM Williams
PC Herbert (2012)
Commissioner Herbert
Tax City (2012)
Dr Toby James
The World of Hemmingway (2011)
Sprulle Badern
Through the Crack (2011)
David – The Husband
Commercial
Modern Family (2013)
Dad (Peter)
Help for Heroes Video (2012)
Cafe Owner
Sun – In It Together Campaign (2012)
Union Leader
Volvo Caretrack (2010)
Plant Hire Owner
DFS Christmas Ident (2010)
Parent on Sofa
Meanwhile Street (2009)
Mark (Vicar)
T-Mobile Karaoke (2009)
Compere
Old Speckled Hen Ident – Dave TV (2009)
Bar Man
Current
Available for Hire — Silver Fox Actor
Now actively working and available for casting, Marcus brings decades of experience across television, film and stage to a wide range of contemporary roles. With a distinguished “silver fox” presence and a career spanning from classic children’s television to hard-hitting drama and theatre, he offers both seasoned professionalism and on-screen authority.
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Equally comfortable in character-driven drama, light comedy, and authoritative or paternal roles, Marcus continues to work across the industry and remains open to new opportunities in television, film, commercials and voice work.
