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Apr 10, 2024 · Marton Csokas, a gem in the crown of New Zealand’s acting exports, has certainly made a mark far beyond his homeland’s verdant landscapes. Often hailed for his chameleon-like abilities, Csokas has hopped across various genres, donning roles that resonate globally with audiences.
Marton Csokas. Actor: Æon Flux. Marton was born in Invercargill, Aotearoa (New Zealand), to Margaret Christine (Rayner), a nurse, and Márton Csókás, a mechanical engineer. His father is Hungarian and his mother is Australian (of English, Irish, and Danish origin). He inherited some of his talents from his father, who was also a trained ...
May 31, 2022 · Marton Csokas is such a versatile actor that alongside the gang of villains crowding out his resume, he has pulled off roles as various as nervous doctors, unperturble elf lords, and browbeaten Croatian immigrants. Marton Csokas (pronounced ‘Cho-kash') was born in Invercargill, to a Hungarian engineer father and a Kiwi mother of Irish-Danish ...
Marton Csokas (Cho-Kah) nasceu em Invercargill, Nova Zelândia, filho de mãe neozelandesa de descendência irlandesa e dinamarquesa e pai Húngaro. Começou a estudar História e arte na universidade de Cantebury , antes de ser transferido para a New Zealand Drama School , de arte e drama , graduando-se em 1989 .
When we landed, the overwhelming majority of South Asian immigrants took residence in the North and West sides. The blessing is not that I was raised away from most other Pakistanis and Indians. Rather, that I grew up in a town that boldly, humbly calls itself a "Community of Churches." It is a small town that banned all business on Sundays and ...
Marton Paul Csokas is a New Zealand actor of film, stage, and television. A graduate of the Toi Whakaari drama school, he has worked extensively in Australia and Hollywood, along with his native country, and often portrays villainous roles.
