Biography: Marton Csokas (pronounced “choh-kash”) has an established career in both film and theatre. His feature credits include David Mackenzie’s “Asylum” with Natasha Richardson and Ian McKellen; Paul Greengrass’ “The Bourne Supremacy” opposite Matt Damon; Ridley Scott’s “Kingdom of Heaven; Christine Jeffs’ “Rain;” and Peter Jackson’s “The Lord of The Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring” and Best Picture Oscar-winner “The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King.”

Csokas’ performance in Richard Roxburgh’s “Romulus, My Father,” with Eric Bana and FrankaPotente, earned him the Australian Film Institute (AFI) Award and the Film Critics Circle of Australia Awards. His recent film work includes playing Alice’s father in Tim Burton’s blockbuster “Alice in Wonderland;” Julie Bertucelli’s “The Tree,” with Charlotte Gainsbourg; YannSamuell’s “L’âge De Raison” (“Age of Reason”) with Sophie Marceau; Shirley Barrett’s “South Solitary” with Miranda Otto; Jim Sheridan’s “Dream House” with Daniel Craig and Naomi Watts; TimurBekmambetov’s “Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter;” and John Madden’s “The Debt” with Helen Mirren and Jessica Chastain. His most recent film, “Dead Europe,” just premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Onstage, he most recently played Orsino opposite Rebecca Hall in Sir Peter Hall’s staging of “Twelfth Night” at the National Theatre in London. He has previously starred in productions of “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” at the Belvoir St. Theatre, which garnered him a Sydney Theatre Award nomination for Best Actor in 2007; “Arcadia,” “Julius Caesar,” and “Angels in America,” all with the Auckland Theatre Co.; “Antony and Cleopatra” for Theatre for a New Audience in NYC; and the award-winning staging of Lillian Hellman’s “The Little Foxes” at New York Theatre Workshop.

Csokas stars next in the title role of Javier Falcón in ITV’s upcoming “Falcon,” with Hayley Atwell. (Courtesy DirecTV, 2013)