Charles Michael Davis

American actor known for The Originals

Charles Michael Davis - American actor known for The Originals
Born

December 1st, 1984
40 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An actor and director, this individual gained recognition for portraying Marcel Gerard in the television series 'The Originals'. His career includes appearances in 'Being Mary Jane' and 'True Blood'. The individual has also worked in modeling and has made contributions to directing projects.

Portrayed Marcel Gerard in The Originals

Appeared in Being Mary Jane

Acted in True Blood

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