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Mark Borkowski
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Mark Borkowski as Capt. Ryan on Law & Order SVU
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Mark Borkowski plays Capt. Pete Ryan on Law & Order SVU "Dutch Tears", Season24, Episode 14
TNC Lower East Side Film Series 2021
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Talkback after TNC’s Lower East Side Short Film Series At Theater for the New City, NYC, Sunday 9.26.21 Hosted by John Michael West and Eva Depooreal. Produced by Mark Borkowski, Karen Giordano and Eva Depooreal. 5 NYC filmmakers discussing their films: “Wonder” dir. Javier Molina “Floating Sunflowers” dir. Francisco Solorzano “Hungry Ghosts” dir. Mark Borkowski “Full Throttle Paradise” (rough ...
LIIFE 2021 TalkBack w/ Mark Borkowski and Daniel Baldwin
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After the screening of Borkowski's "Hungry Ghosts" and Baldwin's "My Promise to PJ" at The Long Island International Film Expo 2021.
The Head Hunter
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a play by Mark Borkowski Directed by Richard Hymes-Esposito w/ Salvatore Inzerillo & Robert Mobley
Mark Borkowski Acting Reel 2020
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Portrays a versatile range of characters from award winning Film and TV shows.
HOLD by Mark Borkowski
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HOLD A play by Mark Borkowski. Directed by Shira-Lee Shalit with Jason Furlani, Rich Pecci and JB Rote. First produced by The Collective NY as part of the 6th Annual C:10 Short Play Festival in New York City. Recorded 12.15.18
Mark Borkowski as Ted Barnes in "House of Cards"
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Mark Borkowski as Ted Barnes in "House of Cards"
DEAD MONKEY
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Collective NY's production of DEAD MONKEY, starring Booker Garrett and Marc Menchaca; directed by Richard Masur. December, 2015.
Mark Borkowski in Boardwalk Empire
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Mark Borkowski plays Paul Sagorsky; a tormented drunk with a heart in the award winning HBO series, "Boardwalk Empire".
You’re a damm fine actor man. You perfectly portray a look of “I just fucked up” with no words.
Tremendous acting here! I knew paul was a good man despite his rough edges. The scene where richard delivers the kid and paul says you don't come home like this gets me every time
We still come home and are treated like freaks. Some of are scars are uglier and aren’t so easy for everyone to see. Sometimes it’s easier to explain a scar to someone then your behavior. People just think in terms of good and bad. There is no such thing as a good person or a bad one. It’s what they do in situations. There humanity when facing death.
Is that Gillian Darmody’s father?
If the father was so tough why did he let that happen to Jillian
Brilliant Acting !!
TO HER!!! === 💯🏴☠🏴☠🏴☠
"let go of him or I'll kill you" it was in that moment Mark knew: he fucked up
Mr.Harrow IS the varsity athlete
That's great character development. Went from hating the guy and calling him a side show freak to at the end saying "you dont come home looking like that" Her dad actually changed his mind about him and that's pretty good character writing considering how their relationship started
So that's what was under the mask. Good job Mark. You played your role well.
Paul looks like he could have fathered Mick- sorry..."Doyle" Kuzick.
"Would you pay a dime to see this?" shocked that fucker sober.
Absolutely incredible performance. You are a stellar actor. Would love to pick your brains one day!
Powder puff🤭
Hey look it's mark boarkowski
That was super realistic. Some families are dysfunctional and fights happen but they are family in the end.
"would you pay a dime...to see this?" that's some joker shit.
we saw Mark take 10 hits to the face at the start, and you can see he knew Richard was gonna kill him with one hand. Damn.
Still come back to this!!! Great performance
Nice work.
If this is your first night with the vets...you have to fight
“Would you pay a dime to see this?” Dude was staring death in the eye
Men. Maybe nature can do better next time.
Mark had a enlightening 360 with his time with Richard……. Almost a tear jerker with their last scene together.
Pissing up the wrong tree. That’s al pacinos line. Come up with or own lines bud
I like how he tells harrow "You can't come home like this" He let harrow call his house home😭
Richard Harrow, the embodiment of post-war veterans and a true testament to lives good men live without ever being noticed.
The show is very good at capturing just how veterans were treated back then, especially by people of the upper class. There was no glorification of being a soldier. In most peoples eyes it just meant you were born poor.
Who???
Some great scenes in a show that in very many minds is one of the top-3 or top-5 series created. That's remarkable.
The casting directors for this show were geniuses.
fight nites tomorrow pops!
A gentleman phsycopath
Harrow wasn't the dude to fuck with. War was living rent free in his head at all times! I've seen war veterans lash out. Not pretty either.
never watched this before is it any good and what happened to the guys face.
Never understood why they mocked Richard throughout the show fir his injuries....he served his country. I thought returning soldiers were treated well at the time like Jimmy Darmody was.
Two great characters!
Man you nailed that role
The way Richard said “let go of him right now” was scary af
Your a great actor... bring life to the regular people
Mark you were great as Paul! The way he embraced Richard as a son-in-law was beautiful.
Thanks, Sam. It was a great show to work on.
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Mark - You played this role amazing. While its a small part, I find it quite meaningful. Kudos sir!
“You’re all a bunch of gd strangers.” I hate how hard that hits me. Too close to home.
Best character arc ever!
Amazing acting Mark thank you so much for sharing.
Dude was redpilled AF
Richard was the best character in the show
Harrow needs to learn his place lol, boy lucky he ain't get shot in the other side of his face
"Let go of him right now" "Or what?" "I'll kill you" Yeah I believe that ...
He burried the good man deep inside him, but he came through.