Marc Blucas

Marc Blucas, born January 11, 1972 in Butler, Pennsylvania, is an American actor. He is 6’2″, and was the star center on Girard High Basketball Team. He also played basketball at Wake Forest University and graduated in 1994 after one season playing on the same court with Tim Duncan. After he did not make it into the NBA, Blucas moved to England, where he played pro basketball for a year. He later decided to become a lawyer, but he changed his mind and went into acting. His first movie was...Read Full Story

Marc Blucas talks about his character, Matthew Donnally. Add this to your queue Added: Tue Jul 12 01:50:11 UTC 2011 Duration: 01:20Read Full Story

This episode is called “The Fifth Bullet”, so if you are a guessing person, you’d guess there’s something about bullets.  Maybe even five of them. So this art gallery owner is murdered, and they find five bullet casings (or whatever they’re called, I’m so not a gun person), but only four bullets.  This means one is missing.  See how I can do math? As we’re all wondering where the fifth bullet is, we’re introduced to Riley Finn some dude who can’t remember his name, played by Marc Blucas...Read Full Story

Some bite-sized TV news for you on a Friday afternoon -- less than 36 hours before "Sharktopus" premieres.Former "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" regular Marc Blucas is joining a USA Network pilot called "Necessary Roughness," which stars "Rescue Me's" Callie Thorne as the shrink for a pro football team. He'll play the team's trainer and a love interest for Thorne. [EW]Yes, it's almost here: "Sharktopus" premieres on Syfy at 9 p.m. ET Saturday (Sept. 25). You can watch the trailer by clicking the...Read Full Story

Starring Reese Witherspoon and Tobey Maguire I’d been meaning to see this movie for years.  Now that I did, I half wonder why I was so anxious to see it.  And by “so anxious” I mean one day I put it on my Netflix list and it finally wandered to the top of the queue. Not to say the movie is bad, it’s just okay, mediocre at best.  I like the concept of it, and love the making fun of Leave it to Beaver , I guess it just felt a little rushed.  There wasn’t enough character development on...Read Full Story