Darrell Parker (Roger)
From the start of his career, Darrell Parker has displayed an edgy intensity that has brought verve to his portrayals of ambiguous and obsessive personalities.
Darrell began his formal acting career on stage in 2000 with a walk on role in the sweet comedy Send Me No Flowers. He quickly moved into his first leading role as Paul Bratter in Barefoot in the Park, and has graced the stage in many other leading roles in shows such as Harvey, Communicating Doors and The Foreigner. A delicious step in Darrell's theatre career was his venomous portrayal of Count Dracula in Bram Stoker's Dracula.
Darrell's film acting career began with a series of small roles in short films, but this quickly changed after he accepted an impromptu bit part in the feature western, Cowboy Trails. Director Tim Marsh was so impressed with Darrell's intensity and screen presence, that he recast Darrell into the leading role of Satan, and subsequently re-filmed all scenes that contained the previous actor. Another key moment in Darrell's early acting career was his role as Roger in The Longest Three Minutes. Darrell has gone on to own the screen with leading roles in a variety of pictures, including very gritty, and controversial films such as The Roommate, and A Fistful of Brains (set for world-wide distribution in 2010).
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