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R. Marcus Taylor. Actor. Stunts. Director. IMDbPro Starmeter See rank. Play demo reel 4:00. R. Marcus Taylor Acting Reel. 3 Videos. 53 Photos. At five years old, all Marcus wanted to become was Superman. When he realized that couldn't happen, he decided taking Karate lessons was the next best thing.
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- Elizabeth, New Jersey, USA
Biography. At five years old, all Marcus wanted to become was Superman. When he realized that couldn't happen, he decided taking Karate lessons was the next best thing. Marcus went on to earn a black belt in Karate, but along the way he began developing a love for various martial art forms.
In this full-length interview, actor R. Marcos Taylor (Suge Knight from "Straight Outta Compton") takes the VladTV viewers on a trip down memory lane as he r...
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164K Followers, 1,539 Following, 1,250 Posts - R Marcus Taylor (@iamrmarcustaylor) on Instagram: "Ex-Pro Fighter, Former Bouncer/Bodyguard turned Actor. i played Suge Knight in Straight Outta Compton.
16 lug 2014 · R Marcos Taylor is an American martial artist, actor, stuntman, and fight choreographer. He can be seen in numerous television shows and films including Above the Shadows (2019) Dead Man Down (2013), Life of Crime (2013), Hostages (2013-2014), Sons of Anarchy (2014), The Martial Arts Kid (2015), Straight Outta Compton (2015), Gotham ...
R. Marcus Taylor. Actor: Straight Outta Compton. At five years old, all Marcus wanted to become was Superman. When he realized that couldn't happen, he decided taking Karate lessons was the next best thing. Marcus went on to earn a black belt in Karate, but along the way he began developing a love for various martial art forms.
27 apr 2018 · Interview with R. Marcos Taylor. Brad Curran. April 27, 2018. 1170 Views. In 2015’s hit biopic “Straight Outta Compton”, R. Marcos Taylor stepped into the role of the fearsome hip-hop record producer Suge Knight, along with reprising the role in “Surviving Compton: Dre, Suge, and Michel’le”.
