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Mark Duplass

Mark Duplass is an American filmmaker, actor, writer, and musician. He co-founded Duplass Brothers Productions with his brother Jay in 1996. Together, they have written and directed several films, including The Puffy Chair, Baghead, Cyrus, Jeff, Who Lives at Home, and The Do-Deca-Pentathlon. Duplass is known for his work in independent film and television.

December 7, 1976: Mark Duplass Born

On December 7, 1976, Mark David Duplass was born. He is an American filmmaker, actor, writer, and musician.

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1996: Founded Duplass Brothers Productions

In 1996, Mark Duplass and his brother Jay Duplass started the film production company Duplass Brothers Productions.

2005: Wrote and directed "The Puffy Chair"

In 2005, Mark Duplass co-wrote and directed the film "The Puffy Chair" with his brother Jay Duplass under their production company.

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2007: Birth of daughter, Ora

In 2007, Mark Duplass and his wife, Katie Aselton, had their first daughter, Ora.

2008: Wrote and directed "Baghead"

In 2008, Mark Duplass co-wrote and directed the movie "Baghead" with his brother, Jay Duplass.

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2008: Wrote, directed, and produced "Baghead"

In 2008, Mark Duplass co-wrote, directed, and produced the film "Baghead" with his brother Jay Duplass.

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2009: Starred in "The League" with Katie Aselton

In 2009, Mark Duplass starred in the FX comedy television series "The League", alongside his wife, Katie Aselton.

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2009: Starred in "Humpday" and "The League"

In 2009, Mark Duplass starred in the film "Humpday" and the television series "The League".

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2010: Acted in "Greenberg"

In 2010, Mark Duplass acted in the film "Greenberg".

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2010: Wrote and directed "Cyrus"

In 2010, Mark Duplass co-wrote and directed the film "Cyrus" with his brother, Jay Duplass.

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2010: Wrote, directed, and produced "Cyrus"

In 2010, Mark Duplass co-wrote, directed, and produced the film "Cyrus" with his brother Jay Duplass.

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2011: Wrote and directed "Jeff, Who Lives at Home"

In 2011, Mark Duplass co-wrote and directed the film "Jeff, Who Lives at Home" with his brother, Jay Duplass.

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2012: Acted in "Safety Not Guaranteed"

In 2012, Mark Duplass acted in the film "Safety Not Guaranteed".

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2012: Released "Jeff, Who Lives at Home" and "The Do-Deca-Pentathlon"

In 2012, Mark Duplass and his brother released the films "Jeff, Who Lives at Home" and "The Do-Deca-Pentathlon".

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2012: Birth of daughter, Molly

In 2012, Mark Duplass and his wife, Katie Aselton, had their second daughter, Molly.

2012: Wrote and directed "The Do-Deca-Pentathlon"

In 2012, Mark Duplass co-wrote and directed the film "The Do-Deca-Pentathlon" with his brother, Jay Duplass.

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2014: Co-wrote and starred in "Creep"

In 2014, Mark Duplass co-wrote and starred in the horror film "Creep".

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2015: Acted in "The Lazarus Effect" and "Togetherness", continued in "The League"

In 2015, Mark Duplass co-starred in "The Lazarus Effect", debuted in "Togetherness", and continued acting in "The League".

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2015: Debuted "Togetherness", co-starred in "The Lazarus Effect", and signed deal with HBO

In 2015, the HBO series "Togetherness", created by and starring Mark Duplass, debuted. That same year, Duplass co-starred with Evan Peters and Olivia Wilde in "The Lazarus Effect". Also in 2015, Mark and Jay Duplass signed a two-year overall deal with HBO via their Duplass Brothers Television banner.

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May 2016: Announced sequel to "Creep"

In May 2016, it was announced that there would be a sequel to the film "Creep".

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2016: Acted in "Blue Jay"

In 2016, Mark Duplass acted in the movie "Blue Jay".

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October 2017: Released "Creep 2"

In October 2017, Mark Duplass co-wrote and starred in the sequel "Creep 2".

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2017: Co-wrote and starred in "Creep 2" and co-wrote and co-produced "Room 104"

In 2017, Mark Duplass co-wrote and starred in "Creep 2" and also co-wrote and co-produced the television anthology series "Room 104".

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2018: Acted in "Tully" and "Goliath"

In 2018, Mark Duplass acted in the film "Tully" and in the series "Goliath".

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2018: Appeared in "Tully" and "Duck Butter", released "Like Brothers", and starred in "Goliath"

In 2018, Mark Duplass appeared in "Tully" and "Duck Butter", released his debut book "Like Brothers" with Jay Duplass, and starred in season 2 of "Goliath".

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2018: Co-wrote "Like Brothers"

In 2018, Mark Duplass co-wrote the autobiographical book "Like Brothers" with his brother Jay Duplass.

2019: Acted in "Paddleton" and "Goliath"

In 2019, Mark Duplass acted in the film "Paddleton" and in the series "Goliath".

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2019: Nominated for Primetime Emmy Award for "The Morning Show"

In 2019, Mark Duplass received two nominations for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series for his portrayal of Charlie "Chip" Black in "The Morning Show".

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2019: Starred in "Paddleton"

In 2019, Mark Duplass starred in, co-wrote, and executive produced the Netflix comedy film "Paddleton".

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2020: Co-produced "Room 104" until 2020

Mark Duplass co-wrote and co-produced the television anthology series "Room 104" from 2017 until 2020.

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2021: Acted in "Language Lessons"

In 2021, Mark Duplass acted in the film "Language Lessons".

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July 22, 2022: Named Artist-in-Residence at Santa Clara University

On July 22, 2022, Mark Duplass was named the 2022-2023 Frank Sinatra Artist-in-Residence at Santa Clara University.

2023: Frank Sinatra Artist-in-Residence

Mark Duplass was the 2022-2023 Frank Sinatra Artist-in-Residence at Santa Clara University.

2024: Television spin-off "The Creep Tapes"

In 2024, Mark Duplass co-wrote and starred in the television spin-off "The Creep Tapes".

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