Logan Marshall Green

[coolcohen_1]

i love him hes sooo gorgous i cant believe hes leaving the oc grrrr i couldnt find a post for him so i thought to startone here is some pics

 

[coolcohen_1]

logan

 

[chicfay]

omg... hes soooooooooo hott!!!!!!
do u or anoyne else have any bio on him?

 

[chicfay]

omg... hes soooooooooo hott!!!!!!
do u or anoyne else have any bio on him?

 

[chicfay]

whoops sorry there!

 

[coolcohen_1]

http://www.loganmarshallgreen.org/index.php?x=www/affi.php heres his website above ^

and here is his bio on www.mdb.com and his official website

Facts of Logan's life


Logan was born in Charleston, South Carolina and grew up in Cranston, RI. He attended Edward S. Rhodes School in 4th grade and then went to Edgewood Highlands school from 5-6th grade
Logan first name is John.
He has a twin brother named Taylor
He went to Barrington HS, University of TN then NYU He start acting because his mother is an actress, writer, director and also works in the theatre department at Brown University.

Logan has been participating of well-know tv shows playing important roles in "24" and "The OC".

He also is casted in two movies "The Great Raid" (openning august 12) and "Alchemy".

Being a talented actor he also do theater and has done player like 'Distance From Here' and this fall he will be playing Tim in the Off-Broadway 'Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead'. He also is casted for going to participate of the

Logan has been dating the actress Anna Paquin, apparently for over a year.
Logan Marshall-Green is an American actor born on November 1, 1976. He was born in Charleston, South Carolina and raised by his mother, Lowry Marshall, in Rhode Island. He has a twin brother named Taylor. His mother wanted her name involved, hence the hyphenated combination of last names from his mother and father (Logan Green).

He did his undergraduate studies at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, where he worked in a school dining facility (even reaching supervisor) and wrote for the school newspaper, The Daily Beacon, in early 1998 as an Entertainment Writer primarily covering the bar, music, and theater scene. He went on to earn his Master's in Fine Arts from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.
Logan Marshall-Green is best known for his recurring role as Trey Atwood on The O.C. to younger brother Ryan. In the 2005 season finale, his character was shot, but survived.
Logan Marshall-Green has also made several guest appearances on the hit FOX show 24 starring Kiefer Sutherland. He also had a guest spot on two of NBC's hit shows in 2003 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and in 2004 Law and Order.
Logan's first love is the theater. He received a Drama Desk award for his performance in Neil LaBute's The Distance From Here in 2004. He recently played a shark in Adam Bock's Swimming in the Shallows. In August 2005 on the Main Stage of the Williamstown Theater Festival, he will play Bo Decker in Will Frears' production of William Inge's classic drama Bus Stop. He starred in the poorly received 2005 film Alchemy and the Miramax production The Great Raid, which has been delayed due to the Disney-Miramax split. He was originally linked to The Family Stone, a movie also known as Hating Her, set to be released November 4, 2005, but the entire original cast was replaced


Filmography




The Great Raid
Playing: Lt. Paul Colvin
Year: 2005
Status: Completed
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Alchemy
Playing:: Martin
Year: 2005
Status: Completed
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TV Guest Appearances

The O.C.
Playing: Trey Atwood

Episode: The Dearly Beloved (#2.24)
On air: 19 May 2005
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Episode: The O.Sea (#2.23)
On air: 12 May 2005
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Episode: The Showdown (#2.22)
On air: 5 May 2005
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Episode: The Return of the Nana (#2.21)
On air: 28 April 2005
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Episode: The O.C. Confidential (#2.20)
On air: 21 April 2005
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Episode: The Rager (#2.19)
On air: 14 April 2005
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Episode: The Risky Business (#2.18)
On air: 7 April 2005
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Episode: The Brothers Grim (#2.17)
On air: 24 March 2005
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"24"
Playing:Richard Heller

Episode: Day 4: 4:00 a.m.-5:00 a.m. (#4.22)
On air: 16 May 2005
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Episode: Day 4: 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. (#4.7)
On air: 31 January 2005
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Episode: Day 4: 12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m. (#4.6)
On air: 24 January 2005
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Episode: Day 4: 10:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. (#4.4)
On air: 10 January 2005
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Episode: Day 4: 9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. (#4.3)
On air: 10 January 2005
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Episode: Day 4: 8:00 a.m.-9:00 a.m. (#4.2)
On air: 9 January 2005
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Episode: Day 4: 7:00 a.m.-8:00 a.m. (#4.1)
On air: 9 January 2005
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Law & Order
Playing:: Kyle Mellors
Episode: Evil Breeds (#14.18)
On air: 24 March 2004
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Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
Playing: Mitch Wilkens, aka Max Van Horn
Episode: Soulless (# 4.25)
On air: 16 May 2003
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Sites oficiais: The O.C. , "24"




Logan Marshall-Green



Date of birth (location)
26 February 1978
Charleston, South Carolina, USA Trivia
Often performs theater notably at the Williams Theater Festival in Williamstown... (show more) [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][SIZE=-2]IMDbPro Professional Details[/SIZE][/FONT]
Filmography as: Actor, Notable TV Guest Appearances
Actor - filmography

1. The Great Raid (2005) .... Lt. Paul Colvin
2. Alchemy (2005/I) .... Martin
3. The Kindness of Strangers (2004) .... Ray

Filmography as: Actor, Notable TV Guest Appearances
Notable TV Guest Appearances

1. "The O.C." playing "Trey Atwood" in episode: "The Aftermath" (episode # 3.1) 8 September 2005
2. "The O.C." playing "Trey Atwood" in episode: "The Dearly Beloved" (episode # 2.24) 19 May 2005
3. "24" playing "Richard Heller" in episode: "Day 4: 4:00 a.m.-5:00 a.m." (episode # 4.22) 16 May 2005
4. "The O.C." playing "Trey Atwood" in episode: "The O.Sea" (episode # 2.23) 12 May 2005
5. "The O.C." playing "Trey Atwood" in episode: "The Showdown" (episode # 2.22) 5 May 2005
6. "The O.C." playing "Trey Atwood" in episode: "The Return of the Nana" (episode # 2.21) 5 May 2005
7. "The O.C." playing "Trey Atwood" in episode: "The O.C. Confidential" (episode # 2.20) 21 April 2005
8. "The O.C." playing "Trey Atwood" in episode: "The Rager" (episode # 2.19) 14 April 2005
9. "The O.C." playing "Trey Atwood" in episode: "The Risky Business" (episode # 2.18) 7 April 2005
10. "The O.C." playing "Trey Atwood" in episode: "The Brothers Grim" (episode # 2.17) 24 March 2005
11. "24" playing "Richard Heller" in episode: "Day 4: 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m." (episode # 4.7) 31 January 2005
12. "24" playing "Richard Heller" in episode: "Day 4: 12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m." (episode # 4.6) 24 January 2005
13. "24" playing "Richard Heller" in episode: "Day 4: 10:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m." (episode # 4.4) 10 January 2005
14. "24" playing "Richard Heller" in episode: "Day 4: 9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m." (episode # 4.3) 10 January 2005
15. "24" playing "Richard Heller" in episode: "Day 4: 8:00 a.m.-9:00 a.m." (episode # 4.2) 9 January 2005
16. "24" playing "Richard Heller" in episode: "Day 4: 7:00 a.m.-8:00 a.m." (episode # 4.1) 9 January 2005
17. "Law & Order" playing "Kyle Mellors" in episode: "Evil Breeds" (episode # 14.18) 24 March 2004
18. "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" playing "Mitch Wilkens, aka Max Van Horn" in episode: "Soulless" (episode # 4.25) 16 May 2003
    Biography for
    Logan Marshall-Green
    
    
    Trivia Attended high school in Rhode Island.
    Has a twin brother named Taylor.
    Often performs theater notably at the Williams Theater Festival in Williamstown, Massachusetts.

 

[Erin]

Hmmm...yum...but he hasn't been in much. Anyway, his style seems pretty on par with Adam Brody's.

 

[susie_bubble]

Him and Anna Paquin make a really great couple.
Apparently, he's an amazing stage actor....my friend saw him in this play in NYC.

 

[coolcohen_1]

logan phowarrrrrrrrr

 

[besta]

He is goodlooking!!

 

[MissAnia]

he's hot, isn't he ?

 

[ninakp]

wow, he is hot. too bad i dont watch the OC

 

[shop7th]

Does anybody watch Traveler.. I think he is the single most gorgeous man I've ever seen.. and I actually really thought about it.

I can't believe he's 30 something..

 

[loladonna]

I totally thought he was Tom Hardy when I saw this pic for the upcoming movie Prometheus. He's come a long way since the OC.

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[Flashbang]

Seriously! I really thought that's Tom too. I noticed him on the back of Rooney Mara's Met Gala pictures.

Costume Institute Gala 2012

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[HeatherAnne]

Facts of Logan's life

He has a twin brother named Taylor

Named Tom. Seriously uncanny. Not as hot as Tom though.

Also, I realize he has 2 pretty big movies that he's going to be in this year, but quite odd that he was at the gala.

 

[loladonna]

I love Tom Hardy but I think Logan is slightly hotter. I think its the darker eyes that make him look a little sexier to me.

 

[vikingqueen]

Oh my God i love this man - he is gorgeous ... i first noticed him when he was dating marisa tomei (sp?). I predict he's going to be big after Prometheus hits

 

[HeatherAnne]

Just came across this, I loved this novel, can't wait to see him take it on:

'Prometheus' Star Logan Marshall-Green To Play Tennessee Williams In Carson McCullers Biopic 'Lonely Hunter'

Actor Logan Marshall-Green is hardly a household name, but after paying his bills working in theater and various TV shows — most recently in TNT's canceled "Dark Blue" — he transitioned to movies. After a supporting role in "Brooklyn's Finest" and being one of the few bright spots in 2010's predictably banal "Devil," it's Marshall-Green's upcoming role in Ridley Scott's "Prometheus" that quickly earned him a spot on our list of 10 actors we're tipping for stardom. The actor's next turn will see him skip on genre fare and rely more on his theatrical acumen, as he is set to portray playwright Tennessee Williams in a new biopic.

Full Moon Flims have announced that Marshall-Green will play Williams in "Lonely Hunter," a biopic about Southern novelist Carson McCullers, who wrote "The Heart is A Lonely Hunter" at the ripe age of 23 and eventually lived for a few years in Paris where she palled around with writers like Williams and Truman Capote. Lest anyone think that "Lonely Hunter" is going to be one of those buddy comedies, McCullers suffered from illness for most of her life, battled alcoholism, and had a tumultuous relationship with her husband Reeves McCullers, who eventually killed himself. Take that, "The Hangover"!


Last October, Jena Malone was cast as McCullers for director Deborah Kampmeier (Dakota Fanning r*pe movie "Hounddog"), and Marshall-Green seems like another solid choice, though we're not sure if the role will launch him into the kind of stardom we've pegged him for. Still, the actor will likely be offered plenty of genre and action roles after "Prometheus" opens, and lining up a dramatic role in advance, even if its not the lead, seems like a shrewdly smart decision on his part. "Lonely Hunter" is supposed to start shooting sometime this year, with Kampmeier busy filling out the rest of the cast.

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[Flashbang]

Logan Marshall-Green is known for recurring guest roles on 24 and THE O.C. In theatre, he’s the recipient of a Drama Desk Award for his performance in Neil LaBute’s THE DISTANCE FROM HERE.

His feature film debut came in 2005 with THE GREAT RAID, and he portrayed Paco in Julie Taymor’s ACROSS THE UNIVERSE in 2007. He can also be seen in BROOKLYN’S FINEST, as Melvin Panton and 2010′s DEVIL, based on a story by M. Night Shyamalan.

On the set of Ridley Scott’s PROMETHEUS, Marshall-Green discusses his character Holloway, working with one of sci-fi’s greatest pioneers, and the themes of the film.

What can you tell us about your character?

I play Charlie Holloway, who is a scientist and the love interest of Elizabeth Shaw, Noomi Rapace’s character. They are a team. If she’s the brains, he’s the legs. I wouldn’t go so far to say muscle, but he’s the legs. He’s the one who leaps before he looks, and sometimes it hurts them as a team but a lot of the times it’s helped them. He takes a lot of chances and so far so good. This mission is one of the chances. The beautiful part is Noomi and I are teamed, but we actually differ in our philosophies as to exactly what we want or what we believe. She’s the believer. I’m the scientist. I’m the skeptic. I’m the atheist, if you will. But we complete each other, for lack of a better word. We make a whole in that sense. I think its what’s drawn the characters together romantically as well. It’s just this kind of respect, full respect but my skepticism matched with her beliefs, her faith.

How do you react to a call saying Ridley Scott is interested in talking to you about a sci-fi project?

One word, “Sure.” And then, “Sign me up.” It’s funny, the story for me is – without giving too much away – I auditioned for the scene that I had understood to be a science fiction scene. So that was already exciting knowing it was the scene for a Ridley Scott movie. He hasn’t done a science fiction in 30 years. So I’m reading the scene, I’m doing the scene and I find out that they might want to offer me this role and I say to myself, “Well, I need to read the script.” Even though I know it wouldn’t take much for me to sign up. So I’m reading the script, and I have to go back to the office to read it, it’s a super secret script. I realise it’s this great script. This character is really good. This is a science fiction and all of a sudden I get to – I won’t say what, but something happens – and I couldn’t believe it. My jaw hit the floor. At that point it was, where do you sign me up? Where do I get in line? Because I’m a fan boy. Ridley is really one of the reasons not only that I act but that I love cinema. He defined modern science fiction. It was a very easy choice. If he says, “Jump,” I say, “How high?”

The story deals with some pretty big themes, which is quite rare of a blockbuster of this scale.

Rare definitely for most cinema, but not so rare for Ridley. I think Ridley, he’s a man who deals in detail and spirit and in big questions. He’s not just going to make another ALIEN movie. He’s not going to make just another GLADIATOR movie. He’s going to ask the bigger questions as well. It’s all in the detail with the man. It’s just astonishing to see the detail in the world. How truly realized his future is. It allows you just to sit in it and then get to know the characters.

The crew of the Prometheus all have their own reasons for being on the ship. How has the interaction been to play with the other actors?

It’s been kind of beautiful. Like you said, everybody is kind of there watching everyone else. But there are these really beautiful duos where you have Noomi’s character and my character who really hold on to each other because they are surrounded by people who don’t believe in them and want to destroy them. And then you have Rafe Spall’s and Sean Harris’s characters and you have Charlize Theron’s and Idris Elba’s character. All the pairs are kind of watching the rest.

How have you enjoyed working with Noomi?

The experience with Noomi has just been a dream. I rate my experience with working with actors on their work ethic. Nobody has a better work ethic than Noomi. We got kind of thrown into it together. We had to really show our history of being romantically linked, professionally linked. I just couldn’t have asked for a better actress to dive in with and get physical and do little idiosyncratic things. I think she and I both had our eyes on the exact same prize, and hopefully it shows. Without giving anything away, the relationship is essential for the story. Instead of showing the relationship, we try to attack it with idiosyncrasies that are innate in strong relationships. Did she just feed him a frozen space raspberry? Yes.

Does it raise your game when you’re working with such talented co-stars?

You want to play with the best. Hopefully, you want to learn from the best and steal from the best, and do your best. Ridley is one of those guys who is an A guy. Ridley gets A people. B people get C people to make them feel like A people. Ridley surrounds you with a cast of A people, a crew of A people, designers of A people, and also he needs you to help him tell the story. The collaboration that’s happening in this massive motion picture, where we have the time to find these scenes and work the script so that it’s right and not just so that we make our day, I had never been a part of that before. It starts with Ridley and then it ends with us. I have never been part of the cast that is so cohesive; socially as well as professionally.

You talked about Ridley’s attention to detail, is he a precise director?

My big thing is I need a director I trust. The way I trust directors is when I’m sure that they know what they want. No one knows what they want more than Ridley. He has that beautiful attribute of being able to let some decision-making go to the actor. Again, allow the crew and the cast to help him tell the story. He knows what he needs in any given moment. It’s unlike anything I’ve ever seen before. He’s working not just on a different plane, he’s working on 15 different planes. While he’s talking to you, he’s storyboarding for the camera, he’s watching 10 screens. He’s an octopus.

Can we expect a lot of action from the film?

Yeah. It’s not going to bore you at all. It’s not going to trick an alien through 80 pages and then deliver the alien. It’s not going to do that. It’s going to trick a philosophy and a world. Once chaos happens, it happens. That’s kind of the beauty which has always been inherent in these kinds of movies. We’re doing something different. No one is going to be bored in this movie.

Have you been enjoying the chaos?

Yes! So far we’ve never been hurt. It’s chaotic, there is no doubt about that. We’re not CGI-ing the storm later. You’re being blasted with storm and chaos and it’s wonderful. It’s just ideal to act in.

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