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Marinko Radakovic

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    6′ 2″ (1.88 m)

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  • Marinko (Marco) Radakovic is a Croatian-American actor living on the North Shore of Boston, Massachusetts. He was born in Zagreb, Croatia (former Yugoslavia), and grew up in the middle-class neighborhood of Dubrava, a suburb of Zagreb.

    At 14, Marco was selected for the Croatian National Soccer Team and in high school led his team to a national title along with world-famous international players including Alen Peternac of Real Valladolid and Zvonimir Soldo of Stuttgart. He attended the University of Zagreb Law School (Sveuciliste u Zagreb Pravani Fakultet) in Croatia following high school while pursuing a professional soccer career. These activities were cut short, however, due to the Croatian Civil War. When the war was over, having completed his honorable military service, Marco moved to the United States to resume his career in professional soccer, which abruptly ended 1.5 years later due to a career-ending injury.

    Undeterred, Marco left professional sports and returned to his studies, this time at Salem State University in Massachusetts, graduating with his Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice / Political Science. It was during this time that he began modeling and acting, which has turned into his life's passion.

    Marco has been fortunate to earn roles in successful movies directed by award-winning starring artists such as: "Don't Look Up" (2020) directed by Adam McKay and starring Meryl Streep; "LAST" (2020) directed by Rome Romanne and starring Dr. Puskaric Co-star role himself; " I Care a Lot" (2020) directed by J Blakeson and starring Rosamund Pike and Peter Dinklage; "Vault" (2019) directed by Tom DeNucci and starring Theo Rossie, and "Chappaquiddick" (2017) directed by John Curran and starring Jason Clarke and Kate Mara to name a few.

    On television, he has appeared in successful shows such as "Law &Order (Organize crime) ", "Succession", "Billions", "House Of Cards", "Blacklist", and "The Jack and Triumph Show". Marco continues to appear in commercials and print as well as proprietary training videos.

    Marco is a dual-citizen of the United States and Croatia and resides in NYC/Boston. He is available for modeling and acting work in the US and internationally.
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  • Marinko (Marco) Radakovic is a Croatian-American actor whose career is defined by a relentless work ethic and a unique journey from the professional soccer fields of Europe to major Hollywood sets.

    Marco recently joined the elite ensemble of the Netflix conspiracy thriller "Zero Day," appearing in a speaking role alongside legends Robert De Niro, Angela Bassett, and Jesse Plemons. His momentum continues into Spring 2026 with a guest-starring arc on the project "Big Mistakes," in which he portrays a key character across two episodes.

    Before he transitioned to film, Marco was a standout athlete. At 14, he was selected for the Croatian National Soccer Team and later led his high school team to a national title alongside international stars like Zvonimir Soldo. He balanced his early professional soccer career with studies at the University of Zagreb Law School, though both were interrupted by the Croatian Civil War. After completing his honorable military service, he moved to the United States to resume soccer, but a career-ending injury eventually led him to focus on his true passion: acting and modeling.

    Marco has since built a formidable resume, appearing in award-winning films such as "Don't Look Up" (dir. Adam McKay), "I Care a Lot" (dir. J Blakeson), "Vault", and "Chappaquiddick". On television, he has appeared in critically acclaimed series including "Succession", "Billions", "Law & Order: Organized Crime", "The Blacklist", and "House of Cards".

    A dual citizen of the United States and Croatia, Marco resides between NYC and Boston. He remains a versatile performer, utilizing his athletic background and legal training to bring authenticity and discipline to every role.
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