Mark Richardson
Mark Richardson
20 Movies
1 Series
Movies
Plays Kooky
Outlaw Force
1988
Plays Motorcycle Man / Rock Band - 674IF
Class of Nuke 'Em High 2: Subhumanoid Meltdown
1991
Plays Horace
Vice Academy Part 2
1990
Plays Casting Agent
Vice Academy
1989
Plays Chopper
The Roller Blade Seven
1991
Plays Dirt Joe
Desert Kickboxer
1992
Plays Jason
Lukas' Child
1993
Plays Bojangles
Vice Academy Part 5
1996
Plays Policeman
Darkroom
1989
Plays Robert
Apocalypse: Caught in the Eye of the Storm
1998
Plays Slash
Vice Academy Part 4
1995
Plays Dodd
Vice Academy Part 3
1991
Plays Demonic Spirit
Mind, Body & Soul
1992
Plays Devin
Shock 'Em Dead
1991
Plays Dank
Vice Academy Part 6
1998
Plays Biker Guy
California Hot Wax
1992
Plays Chopper
Legend of The Roller Blade Seven
1993
Plays Gang Member
Dead Center
1994
Plays Vinnie
Marked for Murder
1989
Plays Harold Mint
You're Melting!
2022
Latest Trailers
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Apocalypse: Caught in the Eye of the Storm
Full Filmography
You're Melting!
Harold Mint
2022
Film
Apocalypse: Caught in the Eye of the Storm
Robert
1998
Film
Vice Academy Part 6
Dank
1998
Film
Vice Academy Part 5
Bojangles
1996
Film
Vice Academy Part 4
Slash
1995
Film
Dead Center
Gang Member
1994
Film
Power Rangers
Serpicon (voice) · 2 episodes
1993–
TV
Legend of The Roller Blade Seven
Chopper
1993
Film
Lukas' Child
Jason
1993
Film
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the most famous roles of Mark Richardson?
Mark Richardson is best known for roles in Class of Nuke 'Em High 2: Subhumanoid Meltdown, Vice Academy, Shock 'Em Dead.
How many movies has Mark Richardson been in?
Over a 38-year career (since 1988), Mark Richardson has appeared in 20 movies and 1 TV shows.
What was Mark Richardson's first movie?
The career of Mark Richardson began with Outlaw Force (1988).
What is Mark Richardson's most recent movie or series?
Mark Richardson's most recent release is You're Melting!, which premiered on February 1, 2022.
What TV shows has Mark Richardson appeared in?
On television, Mark Richardson has appeared in Power Rangers.
