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Then, to cap a productive pandemic year, it was a starring role in Shakespearean West End production - but Marcell can't shake his starring role in a sitcom staple for a 1990s...
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Watching and being inspired by the Negro Ensemble part of The World Theatre Season in London in 1964.
The Man in the Glass Booth. Donald Pleasence and F Murray Abraham acted in it. I was just about to become a drama student at that time. John Wood playing King Lear at the RSC is also a highlight.
Joining the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1972 as part of Trevor Nunn’s Roman Season, playing the boy Lucius in Julius Caesar and Eros in Antony and Cleopatra. And in more modern times, being asked by Dominic Dromgoole, Bill Buckhurst and the poet Derek Walcott to perform Walcott’s poem, Omeros. Derek Walcott. Photo by Jorge Mejia Peralta
I really love the land of my birth, St Lucia in the West Indies. Christopher Fairbank & Joseph Marcell in rehearsal for Ages Of The Moon. Photo by Mark Senior.
Apr 12, 2013 · Marcell first realised that he had no option but to become an actor at the age of 18. He was following a path set out for him by his parents. Learning a trade with an apprenticeship as an electrical engineer. Spending some down time with his mates one weekend in the West End, his eye was drawn to a theatre billboard.
- Will Smith (Will Smith) Will Smith skyrocketed to acting fame after his lead role in the NBC sitcom that was based around his rap persona. He portrayed a Philadelphia high school student who moved in with his rich aunt and uncle in Bel-Air, California.
- Philip Banks (James Avery) James Avery’s shining role in his career was as Philip Banks, the esteemed judge and uncle of Will’s character who was known for his success and serious tone as a rising California politician.
- Carlton Banks (Alfonso Ribeiro) Alfonso Ribeiro portrayed the preppy and serious, yet cheerful, cousin of Will: Carlton Banks. While known for his studious and respectful manner, his character shined once he was put to the test in compromising situations that were usually caused by Will.
- Vivian Banks (Janet Hubert) Janet Hubert portrayed the show’s first iteration of mother and aunt Vivian Banks. Her character was known for her no-nonsense, independent and nurturing demeanor.
Feb 20, 2020 · “I hadn’t been aware of the novel beforehand, though I’ve since read it after I landed the role,” says Joseph, 71. “It’s really difficult to get a German perspective on wartime life in a German city in the Second World War, but Fallada presents the story of the working ‘stiff’ who has to survive in Berlin.
Joseph Marcell has appeared on London's West End in 1 shows. What was Joseph Marcell's first West End show? Joseph Marcell's first West End show was Much Ado About Nothing which...
Still fondly remembered as Fresh Prince’s butler Geoffrey in the US sitcom, actor Joseph Marcell also has an impressive stage CV, with a number of Shakespeare credits to his name.
