Mark Atkin

Mark Atkin

51 · Born: Jun 3, 1974

Personal Details

BornJun 3, 1974 Sheffield, England, UK

Biography

Mark's professional journey began with a multifaceted role as an actor and stunt double, initially undertaking the pivotal character of Thorin Oakenshield in The Hobbit trilogy.

Notable for his captivating stage presence, he embarked on a remarkable theatrical journey, initially taking on the iconic role of Krapp in Samuel Beckett's thought-provoking masterpiece, Krapp's Last Tape.

Mark's extraordinary aptitude and unwavering commitment have garnered widespread recognition for his outstanding performances, including his remarkable portrayal of Ketkrókur, a Dark Elf, in the cinematic masterpiece Krampus, as well as his appearances in the critically acclaimed films Rocketman and The Last Duel, thus cementing his reputation as a talented and accomplished actor, renowned for his versatility and range.

Noted for his remarkable impact on the small screen, the talented individual has made a lasting impression through his appearances in numerous popular television series, including the critically acclaimed show Young Offenders, the action-packed drama The Brigade, and more recently, the thrilling series Supacell.

Mark's multifaceted creative endeavors transcend his on-screen presence, as he has also made significant contributions to the world of writing and directing.

In his most recent endeavor, Mark made his debut as a writer and director with the experimental short film Sonnet 23.

Mark, a proud alumnus of the esteemed Te Ahaha Institute of Creativity in Wellington, New Zealand, boasts a Bachelor of Performing Arts degree, which has instilled in him a relentless drive to consistently challenge himself as an artist.

Career

2023
Monochrome Menace!!
Monochrome Menace!! as Alan Ritter
2021
The Last Duel
The Last Duel as English Soldier (uncredited)
2019
Rocketman
Rocketman as Pub Man 2