This block contains the information about Marlon Wayans and provides an insight into the life of the celebrity. From here you can also learn when, how and why the profession of an actor was chosen. Some interesting facts are waiting for you here.

The date of birth of Marlon Wayans is July 23, 1972. Marlon was born in New York. Marlon went to music school Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts, which is famous for the number of 'released' celebrities. After the graduation from school, Marlon studied at the Howard University. In the period from 1995 to 1999, Marlon and his brother Sean played a major role in the series “Brothers Wayans”. Despite the fact that his role was a comedy, a young actor has been recognized by many critics and experts. Marlon also took a part in the dramatic film "Requiem for a Dream”. It was a radical change of the roles. So Marlon Wayans became a cult actor among young people. After that , Marlon became a producer, screenwriter, and one of the main actors in the film “Scary Movie” in the company of his brother Shawn. An interesting fact was that it was originally approved by Marlon actor for the role of Robin in the film 'Batman Returns' and 'Batman Forever'. However, Tim Burton decided that in the film are too many characters. And the role adopted by Chris O'Donnell. Marlon was the producer of one of the animated series on the channel Nickelodeon. To date, Marlon Wayans and his girlfriend Angelica Zaccaria brought up two children - a son, Shawn Howell and daughter Erna Zaccaria.

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Here you can learn about the movies Marlon Wayans acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra - Wallace Weems/Ripcord	$170M	2009	$54.7M	$150M
Little Man - Calvin, Writer (written by), Producer	$64M	2006	$21.6M	$58.3M
Norbit - Buster	$60M	2007	$34.2M	$95.3M
Scary Movie 3 - Writer (characters)	$45M	2003	$48.1M	$110M
Scary Movie 4 - Writer (characters)	$45M	2006	$40.2M	$90.7M
Scary Movie 2 - Shorty, Writer (characters) (written by), Co-executive Producer	$45M	2001	$20.5M	$71.3M
The Ladykillers - Gawain MacSam	$35M	2004	$12.6M	$39.7M
Dungeons & Dragons - Snails	$35M	2000	$7.24M	$15.2M
Dance Flick - Mr. Moody, Writer (written by), Producer, Soundtrack (writer: "I Shot Him at a Quarter to 1", "Mama Died in a Car Crash")	$25M	2009	$12.6M	$25.6M
Scary Movie - Shorty Meeks, Writer (written by), Producer (uncredited), Soundtrack (writer: "I'm the Killer")	$19M	2000	$42.3M	$157M
Mo' Money - Seymour Stewart	$15M	1992		$40.2M
The Sixth Man - Kenny Tyler	$11M	1997	$4.13M	$14.7M
Requiem for a Dream - Tyrone C. Love	$4.5M	2000	$64.8K	$3.61M
Above the Rim - Bugaloo		1994		$16M
I'm Gonna Git You Sucka - Pedestrian		1988		$13M
Senseless - Darryl Witherspoon		1998	$5.34M	$13M
White Chicks - Marcus Copeland, Writer (screenplay) (story), Producer		2004	$19.7M	$69.1M
The Tangerine Bear: Home in Time for Christmas! (video) - Louie Blue (voice)		2000
Behind the Smile - Danny Styles		2006
Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood - Loc Dog, Writer (written by), Co-executive Producer		1996		$39.3M