Marcus Williams

Standing at a commanding 6,3 Marcus has worked in the industry for over 20 years as a supporting artist for the BBC on their flagship show EastEnders which averages on 7 million views a night. Marcus trained at the acclaimed Syllvia Young Theatre school for many years as a youth. He's first break came in the 90's with an appearance in the film "Son of Pink Panther" he then went on to appear in minor roles in ITV's "Murder She Wrote" and criminal drama "The Bill" appearing in BBC drama "Storm Damage" well as channel 5 long standing drama "Family Affairs" Marcus holds a unique position in that he serves as one of the longest standing members of the BBC show building a loyality that has made him one of the more recognisable members of the shows fictional Walford community also known as E20. Whilst not acting, he has built a body of work within the music industry, co-directing music videos "You're no Good for me" and "What Are You?" both receiving much exposure on MTV and urban music channel AKA. Marcus also performed at the Kiss Fm tour in 2002 with garage act Oxide and Neurtino at the prolific Wemberly Area. More recently he has turned his hand to writing and directing with the as-yet unseen mockumentary entitled "Self-Employed". The Bristish comedy will give a warts and all insight into the murky world of a life as an actor, from his knowledgeable, witty and staggeringly truthful perspective.