James Marsden

Having appeared in a wide range of films over the course of his still young career, James Marsden continues to carve out a distinctive place in Hollywood.

Marsden starred in Universal's film "Two Guns" for director Baltasar Kormakur opposite Mark Wahlberg and Denzel Washington. The film focuses on a Navy SEAL and DEA Agent played by Wahlberg and Washington who both work together undercover, not knowing about the other's government affiliation. The two are tasked with stealing millions from the CIA, and discover that they've both been double-crossed. Marsden will play a naval commander who orders undercover Navy SEAL Wahlberg around.

Marsden can be seen in Jack Schreier's critically acclaimed "Robot & Frank" opposite Frank Langella, Liv Tyler and Susan Sarandon. He also starred in the hit comedy "Bachelorette" opposite Kirsten Dunst, Isla Fisher and Adam Scott for director Leslye Headland which will be released in theaters September 7. Both "Robot & Frank" and "Bachelorette" were well received at 2013 Sundance Film Festival. Marsden worked on the thriller, "Loft," with Wentworth Miller, Eric Stonestreet and Karl Urban. An adaptation of the 2008 Belgian thriller, "Loft" follows five friends who share a loft for their extramarital affairs begin to question one another after the body of an unknown woman is found in the property. He worked on "As Cool As I Am," written and directed by Max Mayer, co-starring Claire Danes.

Marsden appeared in Sony Screen Gems' remake "Straw Dogs" for director Rod Lurie opposite Kate Bosworth. He also starred in Universal/Illumination's box office hit "Hop" with Russell Brand. The film has grossed over $180 million worldwide. In 2011, Marsden was honored with the "Spotlight Award" at the Savannah Film Festival alongside fellow honorees, Oliver Stone, Lily Tomlin and Ellen Barkin. On the small screen, Marsden appeared in NBC Universal's hit comedy, "30 Rock," for a multi-episode arc, as Tina Fey's love interest.

In 2010, Marsden appeared in Neil LaBute's "Death at a Funeral." Previously, Marsden starred opposite Cameron Diaz in Richard Kelley's psychological thriller, "The Box." And in 2008, he appeared alongside Katherine Heigl in the box office hit "27 Dresses."

In 2007, Marsden received rave reviews for his singing and dancing range in both the box-office smash "Enchanted" opposite Susan Sarandon, Amy Adams and Patrick Dempsey for Disney and in Adam Shankman's box-office hit musical "Hairspray" opposite John Travolta, Queen Latifah, Michelle Pheiffer and Christopher Walken. Marsden played Corny Collins, the host of the TV dance show. Marsden was also seen in "Superman Returns" for director Bryan Singer. Marsden's additional, diverse film credits include Cyclops in the X-men trilogy, the Nick Cassavetes romantic drama "The Notebook," "Sex Drive, " "Disturbing Behavior," "10th and Wolf," and "Sugar and Spice."

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