Actor Marc Blucas and his wife, Ryan Haddon, have been together for more than a decade. “My family’s always going to be more important to me than my career,” the actor told Wake Forest ...

Blucas and Haddon left Los Angeles for Pennsylvania the same year that their eldest daughter was born. "From 25 to 35, it was a great place to be,” he told the Wake Forest alumni magazine in 2019.

Marc Blucas, a familiar face to TV and movie fans, played basketball for the Wake Forest Demon Deacons.

Her son-in-law, Marc Blucas, attended Wake Forest University on a full basketball scholarship before making the switch to acting. He caught his break in the 1996 flick “Eddie,” landing a role ...

The role is tailor-made for the 39-year-old actor, who was a standout college guard for four years at Wake Forest, playing 89 games and throwing passes to future NBA Hall of Famer Tim Duncan.

Marc Blucas led the YellowJackets to PIAA Class 2A boys basketball championships in 1988 and 1990. He was recruited by Wake Forest University, where he played for the Division I Demon Deacons.

Marc Blucas, son of Wally Blucas, appears in a still shot from the 2020 horror movie "Unearth." Blucas, who starred in basketball for Girard High School and Wake Forest University, was a 2002 ...

Marc Blucas is a really nice actor, with a refreshing perspective on the business and an easy-going, approachable personality. Just don’t tell him Duke is better than Wake Forest.

Marc Blucas, who became an actor after playing basketball at Wake Forest University, is one of the co-stars of “The Fix,” a new ABC series that is part of the network’s 2018-19 TV season.

Prior to his acting career, he was known for playing college basketball with the Wake Forest Demon Deacons. Blucas' first television role was in the television movie Inflammable, made in 1995.

Marc Blucas was a senior at Wake Forest entering the 1993-94 basketball season when he and fellow captains Randolph Childress and Trelonnie Owens hashed out how to take the program's three young ...

Marc Blucas is finally a lawyer. He's playing one on TV. After his standout basketball career -- all-state at Girard High School, starter and teammate of Tim Duncan at Wake Forest, a year of Euro… ...