People
Mark Acheson
Acting · follow into films and chains
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Mark Acheson (born September 19, 1957) is a Canadian film, television and voice actor. At 15 Acheson began studying acting at Langara College’s Studio 58. Founding member of Janus Theatre and appeared on stage for eight years including a full season at the Arts Club as well as The NewPlay center, Carousel Theatre, Western Canadian theater in Kamloops,Sunshine theatre in Kelowna and The Belfry in Victoria and StageWest in Edmonton. In his 30s he started an extensive career in film and television, mostly in supporting roles. Some of his most notable roles are the Mailroom Guy in Elf and Mr. Tripoli in Fargo. His other film credits include The 13th Warrior and Watchmen. Acheson has also amassed a large body of work in voice acting, where he tends to be cast as villains. He voiced the characters of Lord Tirek from My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, Sabretooth from Hulk Vs. Wolverine, and has provided the voice of many characters in the TV show Transformers.
Notable films
Where to start
Highlights from credits and KinoChain journeys.
The Trial of the Incredible Hulk
Appears in a KinoChain journey
Look Who's Talking Now!
As Burly Dad
Legend of Earthsea
As The Gebbeth
Silent Night, Deadly Night
As Charlie (Shotgun Santa)
Reindeer Games
As Mean Guard
Barbie and the Diamond Castle
As Slyder (voice)
Numb
As Homeless Guy
Alone in the Dark
As Captain Chernick
Chains
KinoChain journeys
Public chains that pass through their films — or name them as a bridge.
Related people
Collaborators & neighbours
Acted
Silent Night, Deadly Night
2025 · Charlie (Shotgun Santa)
The Adventures of Peanut and Pig
2022
Into the Grizzly Maze
2015 · Dooly
Barbie and the Diamond Castle
2008 · Slyder (voice)
Numb
2007 · Homeless Guy
Eight Days to Live
2006 · Bartender
Alone in the Dark
2005 · Captain Chernick
Legend of Earthsea
2004 · The Gebbeth
Dead Heat
2002 · Man in Warehouse #5
Reindeer Games
2000 · Mean Guard
Look Who's Talking Now!
1993 · Burly Dad
The Trial of the Incredible Hulk
1989 · Turk