Marcus D. Spencer

Biography

Growing up in Northern California as an all American Athlete with movie star good looks Big Spence began his acting career at the age of 16 performing in local theatrical productions. Big Spence realized at a very young age that he loved how actors could tell stories with their faces and set out to pursue a career in acting. Big Spence's natural talent and professional training in Acting has aided in the landing of several television, print, and film appearances. Big Spence's athletic physique, comedic timing, and dramatic rage is showcased in a multitude of performances ranging from critically acclaimed television series such as "Californication" to the 2007 Academy Award nominated film "The Pursuit of Happiness". Spence is tackling the Entertainment Industry one project at a time. Within his first year as a full-time professional actor Big Spence became eligible for SAG membership after working on the film "The Pursuit of Happiness". While on the set of the film, Oscar winner Will Smith took notice of the emerging talent and christened him with his Industry alias Big Spence. Spence's acting and creative production ability, in addition to his swagger make him a force to be auditioned, screened and casted.

Most Known For

Brooklyn Nine-Nine

as Muscular Con

Californication

as Big

The Evidence

as Gang Member #3(as Big Spence)

Dead End

as Cameron Crow

Sideways

as Security Guard (uncredited)

The Prankster

as Jock #1

The Dead Rose

as Stride

Tetherball: The Movie

as Announcer

Bullets Blades and Blood

as Detective Walker

Psychopath

as Cameron Crowe

A Murder in Oakland: Beauty is Deadly

as Detective Williams

Watch Phoenix Rise

as Lloyd Loyal (as Big Spence)

Hunting Season

as Rolland

State of Consciousness

as Edmond

The Shop

Money for Angels

as Slim (as Big Spence)

Straight Outta Oakland 2

as Ban

The Bigtop

Dead End Demon

as Cameron Crowe

Basketball 3:16

as K Money (as Big Spence)