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Marcos Antonio Humberto Ferraez IV (born (1966-10-27) October 27, 1966) is an American actor best known for his work on the mid-1990s television drama, Pacific Blue. He played Ground Rush in the 2000 movie Cutaway. He also appeared on the television series The Shield (2003, 2004) and Sons of Anarchy (2008, 2010).
On June 2, 2007, Tal married American actor Marcos Ferraez in Tel Aviv. They had been close friends for three and a half years prior to their marriage. Marcos is 17 years older than Tal. Her recent works include guest appearances in television series such as "Lie to Me," "Leverage," where she sang again as a country singer, and "The Defenders."
Mar 7, 2017 · Supernatural alum Alona Tal has welcomed a baby girl, she announced Tuesday on Instagram. The new member of the team,” she captioned a photo of her daughter’s tiny hand around her fingers and that of husband Marcos Ferraez. The actress confirmed she and Ferraez were expecting a daughter exclusively to PEOPLE in January, sharing photos from her serene, zen-themed baby shower.
Mar 7, 2017 · Supernatural alum Alona Tal has welcomed a baby girl, she announced Tuesday on Instagram. The new member of the team,” she captioned a photo of her daughter’s tiny hand around her fingers and that of husband Marcos Ferraez. The actress confirmed she and Ferraez were expecting a daughter exclusively to PEOPLE in January, sharing photos from her serene, zen-themed baby shower.
Dec 8, 2023 · Fans of Adrian’s previous adventures, as depicted in the show simply titled ‘Monk,’ will remember Molly’s inclusion into the detective’s story at the eleventh hour. In the show’s finale episode, ‘Mr. Monk and the End: Part 2,’ the detective finally cracks the previously unsolvable mystery of his wife’s death.
Marcos A. Ferraez, Alona Tal’s husband The Israeli 40-year-old actress is married to Marcos A. Ferraez now, according to our records. Alona Tal remains relatively quiet when it comes to sharing her personal life and makes it a point to stay out of the public eye.
