Mark Christopher Lawrence

Formerly served as San Diego’s local branch President of the American Federation of Radio and Television Artists, as well as, Vice-President of San Diego’s local branch of the Screen Actor’s Guild, where he was selected by the AFTRA National Board President to serve on the joint SAG/AFTRA Primetime Network Code Negotiating Committee. Mark Christopher Lawrence is one of Hollywood’s most sought after character actors. Best known for his role of Mix Master Tone Def, in the cult classic “Fear of a Black Hat,” Lawrence utilized his creative talents as a character actor and besieged audiences in this comical spoof based on “This is Spinal Tap,” about a Gangsta Rap group named N.W.H.

Deriding from the hip-hop culture of today, “Mix Master Tone-Def” in Fear of a Black Hat was the role that landed Lawrence instant fame and credibility as a Hollywood notable. This role, coupled with Hip-Hop’s immense commercial success, has expanded this film’s fan culture to worldwide; thus, making Lawrence a distinctive cult icon. Thereafter, this constant entertainer continued to depict a variety of comedic and dramatic characters in feature films: The Pursuit of Happyness, The Island, Lost Treasure, Crimson Tide, K-Pax, Tales From the Hood, Planet of the Apes, That Darn Cat, and Fair Game. His small screen credits include: "Life Is Ruff", "Reba", "Seinfeld", "Hot Properties", "Coach", "3rd Rock From the Sun", "Touched by an Angel", "Malcolm in the Middle", and "Dharma and Greg". He was a series regular on "The George Wendt Show" and "The Mullets" where he portrayed “Bill,” the next-door neighbor. Lawrence also starred in the Disney movie of the week "Life is Ruff" and the CBS mini-series "Shake, Rattle and Roll", portraying an astounding depiction of “Fats Domino.”

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