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About Mark Jackson
English actor
Mark Jackson is an English actor, best known for playing Isaac, the artificial lifeform in the American science fiction television series The Orville, which ran from 2017 to 2022. He is identified mainly with that role, which made him familiar to viewers of the series. Beyond that, the available record here is limited, so his public profile rests chiefly on his work in The Orville.
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