Marque Richardson

Marque Richardson is a dynamic actor, writer, and producer who uses his craft to engage in activism and community service. A lifelong passion for film and television has shaped his career, but his commitment to social issues sets him apart. This commitment is evident in his participation in charitable activities, such as the establishment of a memorial scholarship fund for Jordan Edwards, a cause that resonated deeply due to its relevance to the themes of his projects.

Richardson is known for his role as Reggie Green in the Netflix Original Series "Dear White People," a show that critically examines racial tensions in a fictional Ivy League university. His performance, especially in an episode directed by Oscar-winner Barry Jenkins, has been widely recognized. Beyond this series, Richardson has appeared in a variety of other television roles including "The Newsroom," "True Blood," and guest appearances on shows like "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" and "Community." He was also a series regular in Amazon Studio’s pilot "Browsers."

Recently, Richardson completed filming for "Inheritance," a thriller directed by Vaughn Stein and starring Lily Collins. He also plays a key role in the upcoming TNT drama series "Tell Me Your Secrets," where he portrays Tom, a principled Louisiana cop. His filmography includes roles in HBO’s adaptation of "All The Way," and the Netflix film "Step Sisters." Each role underscores his ability to navigate complex characters and themes, aligning with his broader goals of advocacy and representation.