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Stranger written and performed by marcel mccalla
Marcel McCalla (born February 1981) is British actor, voice artist and musician from London. He has appeared in several stage productions and television shows, including Grange Hill for five series and Footballers' Wives.
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- Stranger written and performed by marcel mccalla
- Kingdom original marcel mccalla feat matt hanson
- Theatre
- Television
- References
Kingdom original marcel mccalla feat matt hanson
Theatre
McCalla's first role was aged 14 in 1995 in Oliver!. He has had roles in two plays by Roy Williams, Emile in 2003's Fallout and Kev in the 2005 production of Little Sweet Thing. Also in 2005 he played Casey Motsisi in Who Killed Mr Drum?. In 2006, he played Andre in Tanika Gupta's Sugar Mummies and a mentally-ill patient in Joe Penhall's Blue/Orange, and he played Jimmy in A Taste of Honey at the Royal Exchange, Manchester in 2008.
In 2010, he starred in Mustapha Matura's Rum and Coca-Cola as Slim.
Television
McCalla's television roles include parts in Grange Hill, The Bill, Footballers' Wives, and Trexx and Flipside, and he appeared in a BBC Film Network short film called Attack in 2005. He also voiced Freezbone in the children's animation show Freefonix.
McCalla's role in Footballers' Wives was in the third series as the gay black footballer Noah. He faced negative public reactions due to the role. He said of the role that "He's a character that's so different from myself: I don't earn loads of money. I'm not gay, so to play a character like that is a challenge." Marcel now plays Gomez in The Matt Hatter Chronicles, which currently airs at 7:30 AM on a Sunday.
In 2015, he was the voice of Roley the road roller in Bob the Builder.