Winston Duke
Voice ActorWinston Duke is a Tobagonian actor best known for playing M'Baku in Marvel Cinematic Universe films, who has also contributed voice work to Invincible.
Invincible Role
Duke lent his voice to Invincible, the animated superhero series produced by Skybound Entertainment, marking one of his ventures into voice acting outside a largely live action film career. The role adds to a filmography built mostly around blockbuster franchise work and character driven independent films.
Career and Notable Roles
Duke started with minor stage work and recurring television parts on Person of Interest and Modern Family before landing the role of M'Baku in several Marvel Cinematic Universe films, one of the highest grossing franchises in film history. He went on to star in the horror film Us, the drama Nine Days, and the action comedies Spenser Confidential and The Fall Guy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Winston Duke?
Winston Duke is a Tobagonian actor best known for playing M'Baku in Marvel Cinematic Universe films. He has also contributed voice work to Invincible, the Skybound Entertainment series.
What Marvel role does Winston Duke play?
Duke plays M'Baku across several Marvel Cinematic Universe films, one of the highest grossing franchises in film history.
What TV roles did Winston Duke have before his film career?
Before his film breakthrough, Duke had recurring television parts on Person of Interest and Modern Family, following early minor stage work.
What films has Winston Duke starred in besides Marvel?
Duke went on to star in the horror film Us, the drama Nine Days, and the action comedies Spenser Confidential and The Fall Guy.
When did Winston Duke start acting?
Winston Duke, born in 1986, has been active as an actor since 2014, building a career that spans franchise blockbusters and independent film.
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