Mark Hampton

Mark Hampton is a distinguished actor and filmmaker celebrated for his remarkable performances in the films Town vs. Gown (2015) and Acceptance (2020).

Originally from New Zealand, Mark relocated to the UK, where he made his cinematic debut in the Italian film Una vacanza all'inferno (1997), sharing the screen with Academy Award-winning actor F. Murray Abraham and Marco Leonardi. He gained popularity in the late 1990s for his role as the charming Brad in the television series Comin' Atcha! (1999). Mark has since graced numerous iconic British television series, including the detective series Jonathan Creek (1997), the beloved children's program Grange Hill (1978), and the medical drama Casualty (1986). His film credits include notable guest appearances in Lara Croft: Tomb Raider - The Cradle of Life (2003) and World War Z (2013).

After taking a hiatus, Mark made a strong comeback as both actor and filmmaker, debuting with the short film A Walk in the Woods (2013), featuring veteran Richard Heffer on a poignant journey. His subsequent projects, including the award-winning Town vs. Gown, which premiered at the Rhode Island International Film Festival and the British Urban Film Festival, showcased his multifaceted talents.

In 2020, he starred as a US Congressman in Acceptance, earning multiple Best Actor accolades. His television work includes the pandemic drama This England (2022), the vampire comedy Count Abdulla (2023), and the AppleTV thriller Liaison (2023). Mark's filmography continues to expand with projects such as Midnight Peepshow (2022), the Kevin Hart-led Lift (2024), and the upcoming thriller Control (2023).

Mark Hampton is represented by Nina Malone at Identity Agency Group.