Mark Dymond

Mark Dymond is an English actor and director born in Wimbledon, London, in 1974. Of Irish descent, he built a dual career spanning performance and filmmaking. His acting credits include a minor role as Van Bierk in the James Bond film Die Another Day (2002), a major supporting part as Dr. Lorcan O'Brien in the TV drama The Clinic during its 2007–2009 run, and a recurring role as Mick O'Leary in the comedy series Mrs. Brown's Boys. He starred as Peter in the football comedy The Bromley Boys and led the arthouse drama Untitled: a film, winning and receiving nominations for Best Actor including for his role as titular character Kurt Lovell. As a director, Dymond has helmed award-winning commercial and short-film work for major brands including Disney, Samsung, Mastercard, Balmain, and Visa. His short film Konneksies, co-directed with Nic Franklin, won multiple international festival awards including Best Director and Best Short. He co-founded and serves as Creative Director of Jam Pictures alongside Director of Photography Joel Anderson. Actors balance on-set performance with character study and collaboration, while Dymond's dual role as director adds production and creative strategy to his skillset. Born under Aquarius, his life-path number 6 reflects a creative builder drawn to collaborative ventures and multi-disciplinary work.