Marcel Jeannin
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- December 1, 1968
- Birthplace
- Canada
Marcel Jeannin (born December 1968, Canada) is a Canadian actor and voice actor based in Montreal, Quebec, fluent in French. He began his career with the Stratford Festival in 1991. In film, he has appeared in Affliction (1997), Wicker Park (2004), 300 (2006), Long Shot (2019), and Charlie Tango (2024). On television he had a lead role on Snakes and Ladders (2004) and appeared in Three Pines (2022) and Tokyo Vice (2022). In voice work, he is known as Douglas Shetland in the Splinter Cell series, Mark Thruss in Watch Dogs 2 (2016), and voices in the Assassin's Creed series. He has also done motion capture work on Watch Dogs (2014) and The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn (2011).
Filmography
Single on the 25th 2025
as Mike Armer
Bassima's Womb 2025
as Robert
Charlie Tango 2024
as Bob
Farmer Seeking Love 2022
as Host
Anonymously Yours 2021
as Max
The Turtle Syndrome 2021
as (voice) (French & English versions)
Crisis 2021
as Harold Morgan
All My Friends Are Dead 2020
as Malinowski (voice)
Long Shot 2019
as CNS News Anchor
La Bolduc 2018
as Maître de cérémonie concours MGM (voice)
We Are the Others 2017
as Gérant hotel
An Eye for Beauty 2014
as Ingénieur de Halifax
Hollow Land 2013
as (Voice)
Rose and Violet 2013
as Hector
- Kaspar
Kaspar 2012
as Background Voice
Cyberbully 2011
as Dr. Rilke
Alone with Mr. Carter 2011
as John's Father
Second Chances 2010
as John Benedict
Dead Like Me: Life After Death 2009
as Paramedic
Battlefield Quebec: Wolfe & Montcalm 2009
as James Cook
300 2007
as Free Greek-Baker
Bon Cop Bad Cop 2006
as Attaché de presse
The Greatest Game Ever Played 2005
as Office Worker
Deadly Isolation 2005
as Kirby Grantham
Wicker Park 2004
as Theater Director
The Sum of All Fears 2002
as Baltimore Cop
Life in the Balance 2001
Actor
The Sign of Four 2001
as Thaddeus / Bartholomew
The Audrey Hepburn Story 2000
as Givenchy
The Collectors 1999
as Teller
The Long Winter 1999
as (voix)
Affliction 1998
as State Trooper
Heritage Minutes: Valour Road 1991
as Clarke
Credits from TMDB.