- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- June 10, 1978
- Place of Birth
- Santiago, Chile
Marko Zaror
Marko Zaror Aguad (born June 10, 1978 in Santiago, Chile) is a Chilean martial artist, actor, and stuntman, currently living in Los Angeles, California. Zaror has appeared in several Spanish language action films, including Chinango and Kiltro, and acted as stuntman for The Rock in the 2003 film The Rundown. His most recent project is the American prison/fighter film Undisputed 3, which is his first U.S. American film and the first time he speaks English in a film. Description above from the Wikipedia article Marko Zaror, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Filmography
movieAffinity
2025 · Bruno, Screenplay, Story, Executive Producer
movieDancing in the Ring
2025 · Arturo Godoy
movieDiablo
2025 · El Corvo, Producer, Story
movieFight or Flight
2025 · Cayenne
movieThe Killer's Game
2024 · Emilio "El Botas"
movieFist of the Condor
2023 · Guerrero / Twin, Producer, Executive Producer, Fight Choreographer
movieJohn Wick: Chapter 4
2023 · Chidi
movieGreen Ghost and the Masters of the Stone
2022 · Drake
tvThe Art of Action
2020 · Self
movieInvincible
2020 · Brock Cortez
movieAlita: Battle Angel
2019 · Ajakutty
tvMarvel's The Defenders
2017 · Shaft
movieSavage Dog
2017 · Rastignac
movieSultan
2016 · Self
movieSantiago Violenta
2014 · Thanks
movieRedeemer
2014 · Pardo, Choreographer
movieMachete Kills
2013 · Zaror
tvLa dimensión Rossa
2012 · Marko Zaror
tvMentiras verdaderas
2011 · Self
movieMyths and Legends: The New Alliance
2010 · Marimoto
movieDrama
2010 · Stunt Coordinator
movieUndisputed III: Redemption
2010 · Raul 'Dolor' Quinones
movieMandrill
2009 · Antonio Espinoza 'Mandrill', Producer, Choreographer
movieChinango
2009 · Braulio Bo, Executive Producer
tvSin dios, ni late
2008 · Self
movieRadio Corazón
2007 · Thanks
movieMirageman
2007 · Maco Gutierrez, Idea
movieKiltro
2006 · Zamir
La tele o yo
2006 · Self
movieEl Tronador
2003 · El Turco, Executive Producer
movieHard as Nails
2001 · Stunts
movieJuan Camaney en Acapulco
1998 · Kaoma