Marc Menard

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Marc Menard
Born
Quebec City
Nationality Canadian
Years active2002–present

Marc Menard is a Canadian actor. He starred as Michael Krieger on the MyNetworkTV serial Watch Over Me . His previous acting credits include All My Children , Ocean Ave , and the film John Tucker Must Die .

Filmography

Film and television
YearTitleRole
2002–04 All My Children Boyd Larraby
2002–03 Ocean Ave. Lucas Devon
2002 Coffee, Desserts, Lightfare Guy
2004 House Soap Doctor
2006–07 Watch Over Me Michael Krieger
2006 Totally Awesome Kipp's Boy #2
2006 John Tucker Must Die Kate's stepfather
2007 CSI: NY Damien Barnes
2008 The Boy Next Door Walsh
2008 Yeti: Curse of the Snow Demon Peyton Elway
2009–10 Lost Montand
2010 Seduced by Lies Brad Sterling
2011 Gossip Girl Father Cavalia
2012– Crisis Point Liam McNeil
2012 Viritual Lies William Chapman
2015 Accidental Obsession Jack Riley

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