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Tue 20
CSI: Miami: Sinner Takes All — Marshall Allman
A masked assassin disrupts a high-stakes poker game and kills one of the players.
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Sun 25
Hawaii Five-0: Umia Ka Hanu (Hold the Breath) — Marshall Allman
Grover travels to Chicago to finally get a confession from his old friend Clay Maxwell about why he killed his own wife. Meanwhile, Chin and Kono accidentally stumble upon two killers who hold them at gunpoint and have no idea they are cops.
Air Time & Details for Marshall Allman, Sun 25, 5:00 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Marshall Allman
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Born April 5th, 1984 in Austin, Texas, actor Marshall Allman could be seen in guest appearances on a host of series programs early in his career, among them including Without a Trace, Malcolm in the Middle, The Practice, and Boston Public. He also took on several film roles as he continued to build his résumé, including the slasher Shallow Ground (2004), and 2005's action-thriller Hostage. Allman then headlined the gentle coming-of-age comedy-drama Dishdogz (2006), about the apprenticeship of a down-and-out skateboarder.
The actor was praised for his portrayal of L.J. Burrows Jr., son of prison detainee Lincoln Burrows (Dominic Purcell), on Fox's exciting serialized drama Prison Break (2005). Allman played brief roles on CSI (2007), Grey's Anatomy, Law & Order, and ABC's short-lived comedy-drama Eli Stone (2008). He made another big splash on television in 2011, when he appeared in 21 episodes of HBO's hit series True Blood as sketchy shapeshifter Tommy Mickens.