James Marsters

AKA:
James Wesley Marsters
Nationality:
American
Birthdate:
08/20/1962
Birthplace:
Greenville, California
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biography
An attractive bleached blond California native, actor James Marsters honed his craft onstage, training and acting in productions in New York, Chicago and Seattle before hitting Hollywood in the mid-1990s and subsequently landing the breakthrough role of Spike in the popular supernatural series "Buffy the Vampire Slayer". The son of a social worker and former minister, Marsters pursued an acting career after high school, and attended nearby Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts as well as NYC's prestigious Juilliard. Rather than stay in NYC, Marsters made the move to Chicago, where he Continued
Credits
Piccolo
2009
(TV Show)
2005-2008
Professor Fine/Braniac
2008
Professor Fine/Braniac
2008
Professor Fine/Braniac
2006
Professor Fine/Braniac
2006
Professor Fine/Braniac
2005
Professor Fine/Braniac
2005
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(TV Show)
2008-2008
Captain John Hart
2008
Captain John Hart
2008
(TV Show)
2007-2008
Detective Grant Mars
2008
Detective Grant Mars
2007
Detective Grant Mars
2007
John
2007
(TV Show)
1999-2004
Spike
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Spike
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Spike
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Spike
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Spike
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Spike
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Spike
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Spike
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Spike
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Spike
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Spike
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Spike
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Spike
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Spike
1999
+(19 More)
(TV Show)
2003-2003
of Sergei
2003
of Sergei
2003
milestones
Year
Milestone
1987 
First professional acting role was Ferdinand in "The Tempest" at the Goodman Theatre in Chicago
 
Co-founded the Genesis Theater Company in Chicago
1989 
Directed the Genesis Theater production "Something Unspoken"
1990 
Relocated to Seattle, acting with the American Conservatory Theater
1992 
TV acting debut in "Northern Exposure" (CBS)
Continued