Mark O'Brien, a 6'3" Canadian actor and director, has one of those eternally youthful faces that will surely keep him in the industry for years to come. Mark made his acting and directing debut in the 2005 short film Downward Calling. His next acting role was in the TV show Legends and Lore of the North Atlantic, and in 2009 he appeared in his first feature, Grown Up Movie Star. He's grown primarily into a TV star via the roles Des Courtney in Diary of a Deadly P.I. and Republic of Doyle...
Mark O'Brien, a 6'3" Canadian actor and director, has one of those eternally youthful faces that will surely keep him in the industry for years to come. Mark made his acting and directing debut in the 2005 short film Downward Calling. His next acting role was in the TV show Legends and Lore of the North Atlantic, and in 2009 he appeared in his first feature, Grown Up Movie Star. He's grown primarily into a TV star via the roles Des Courtney in Diary of a Deadly P.I. and Republic of Doyle, Randall Tier on NBC's Hannibal, and Tom Rendon on AMC's retro computing saga Halt and Catch Fire. Halt and catch Mark naked! In the episode "Extract and Defend," this fit fella climbs out of bed with a lady before pulling up his undies. This flash of O'Brien butt is "blink and you'll miss it" brief. Good thing we extracted the image here for closer inspection! Mark's next skindeavor was the Canadian sex comedy film How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town (2015). The Canuck We'd Love to Fuck spends several scenes sans clothing. We see not just his butt, but the butts of many of his co-stars. Although he shed his shirt on the show The Last Tycoon, Mark hasn't done any skin-showing in the last several years. Of course, you can still get off to his fresh face in movies like Blue Bayou (2021) and The Righteous (2021) and series such as Perry Mason and 61st Street.