Mark McKinney
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Person

Mark McKinney

Known for
Acting
Born
June 26, 1959
Place of birth
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Also known as
마크 매키니

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Biography

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Mark Douglas Brown McKinney (born June 26, 1959) is a Canadian comedian and actor, best known for his work in the sketch comedy troupe The Kids in the Hall. Following the run of their television series (1989 to 1995) and feature film (Brain Candy), he went on to star in Saturday Night Live from 1995 to 1997. From 2003 to 2006, he co-created, wrote and starred in the acclaimed mini-series Slings and Arrows, a TV show about a Canadian theatre company struggling to survive while a crazy genius director haunted by his dead mentor helps the actors find authenticity in their acting.

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Filmography

  • LorneFilm · 2026 · as Self
  • SNL50: Beyond Saturday NightTV · 2025 · as Self · 1 episode
  • The Z-SuiteTV · 2025 · as George · 4 episodes
  • This Too Shall PassFilm · 2025 · as Bishop Himolta
  • Kids in the Hall: Scenes They Wouldn't Let Us DoFilm · 2024 · as Self
  • Mark McKinney Needs a HobbyTV · 2024 · as Self · 10 episodes
  • Scared ShitlessFilm · 2024 · as Dr. Robert
  • Son of a CritchTV · 2022 · as Hudaro · 1 episode
  • The Kids in the HallTV · 2022 · Acting · 8 episodes
  • The Kids in the Hall: Comedy PunksFilm · 2022 · as Self
  • The Kids in the Hall: Comedy PunksTV · 2022 · Acting · 2 episodes
  • The Great NorthTV · 2021 · as Morris (voice) · 1 episode
  • Seven Stages to Achieve Eternal BlissFilm · 2020 · as Cultist
  • Stars in the HouseTV · 2020 · as Self · 1 episode
  • Corner Gas AnimatedTV · 2018 · as Frank Shoddy (voice) · 1 episode
  • A Christmas FuryFilm · 2017 · as Todd Meaney
  • Room for RentFilm · 2017 · as Warren Baldwin
  • Robin And Mark And Richard IIIFilm · 2016 · as Self
  • Man Seeking WomanTV · 2015 · as Tom · 18 episodes
  • SuperstoreTV · 2015 · as Glenn Sturgis · 113 episodes
  • SuperstoreTV · 2015 · Director · 1 episode
  • Last Week Tonight with John OliverTV · 2014 · as Peach (voice) · 1 episode
  • Odd SquadTV · 2014 · as General Pentagon · 1 episode
  • Rocket MonkeysTV · 2013 · as Lord Peel (voice) · 130 episodes
  • The Kids in the Hall: Death Comes to TownTV · 2010 · Acting · 8 episodes
  • The Kids in the Hall: Death Comes to TownTV · 2010 · Writer · 8 episodes
  • High LifeFilm · 2009 · as Jeremy
  • Producing ParkerTV · 2009 · as DIC · 1 episode
  • Sound & FuryTV · 2009 · Screenplay · 12 episodes
  • Car FuckersFilm · 2008 · as Payette
  • Less Than KindTV · 2008 · as Gunman · 1 episode
  • Less Than KindTV · 2008 · Writer · 2 episodes
  • The Kids in the Hall: Sketchfest TributeFilm · 2008 · Acting
  • Saturday Night Live in the '90s: Pop Culture NationFilm · 2007 · as Self
  • Heyday!Film · 2006 · as Bob Hope
  • Not Pretty, ReallyFilm · 2006 · Director
  • Studio 60 on the Sunset StripTV · 2006 · as Andy Mackinaw · 10 episodes
  • Unaccompanied MinorsFilm · 2006 · as Guard in the Hall #3
  • Beyond Corner Gas: Tales from Dog RiverFilm · 2005 · as Narrator
  • Burnt ToastFilm · 2005 · as Trevor
  • Robson ArmsTV · 2005 · Acting · 26 episodes
  • RootsFilm · 2005 · Acting
  • Corner GasTV · 2004 · as Bill · 1 episode
  • Kevin HillTV · 2004 · as Professor Xavier Ambrose · 1 episode
  • Falling AngelsFilm · 2003 · as Reg and Ron
  • Lilo & Stitch: The SeriesTV · 2003 · as Bertley Pleakley (voice) · 1 episode
  • Slings & ArrowsTV · 2003 · as Richard Smith-Jones · 18 episodes
  • Slings & ArrowsTV · 2003 · Writer · 18 episodes
  • The Saddest Music in the WorldFilm · 2003 · as Chester Kent
  • Wanda at LargeTV · 2003 · Acting · 2 episodes
  • Puppets Who KillTV · 2002 · Acting · 1 episode
  • Saturday Night Live: The Best of Will FerrellFilm · 2002 · as Self / Various Characters (archive footage
  • The Kids in the Hall: Tour of DutyFilm · 2002 · as Various
  • ToothpasteFilm · 2002 · as Husband
  • DiceTV · 2001 · as Sam Cutter · 6 episodes
  • The Kids in the Hall: Same Guys, New DressesFilm · 2001 · as Himself
  • ClerksTV · 2000 · as Freak #2 (voice) · 1 episode
  • The Ladies ManFilm · 2000 · as Mr. White
  • This Might Be GoodFilm · 2000 · Acting
  • Angela AnacondaTV · 1999 · Writer · 1 episode
  • Jacob Two Two Meets the Hooded FangFilm · 1999 · as Mr. Fish
  • New Waterford GirlFilm · 1999 · as Doctor Hogan
  • Saturday Night Live: ChristmasFilm · 1999 · as Dad (archive footage)
  • Strangers with CandyTV · 1999 · as Lee · 1 episode
  • SuperstarFilm · 1999 · as Father Ritley
  • The Out-of-TownersFilm · 1999 · as Greg
  • A Night at the RoxburyFilm · 1998 · as Father Williams
  • Dog ParkFilm · 1998 · as Dr. Cavan, Dog Psychologist
  • Sports NightTV · 1998 · Writer · 1 episode
  • The Last Days of DiscoFilm · 1998 · as Rex
  • Twitch CityTV · 1998 · as Rex Reilly · 7 episodes
  • HayseedFilm · 1997 · as Alien Doctor
  • Spice WorldFilm · 1997 · as Graydon
  • The Wrong GuyFilm · 1997 · as Cameo (uncredited)
  • 3rd Rock from the SunTV · 1996 · as Guy · 1 episode
  • Kids in the Hall: Brain CandyFilm · 1996 · as Simon / Don Roritor / Cabbie / Gunther / Cop #1 / Nina Bedford / Melanie / Drill sergeant / White-trash woman
  • Kids in the Hall: Brain CandyFilm · 1996 · Writer
  • The Kids In The Hall: Laughing Ourselves SickFilm · 1996 · Acting
  • The Passion of John RuskinFilm · 1994 · as John Ruskin
  • Late Night with Conan O'BrienTV · 1993 · as Self - Guest · 1 episode
  • This Hour Has 22 MinutesTV · 1993 · as Mark Carney · 15 episodes
  • The Kids in the HallTV · 1989 · Acting · 110 episodes
  • The Kids in the HallTV · 1989 · Director · 2 episodes
  • The Kids in the HallTV · 1989 · Writer · 1 episode
  • DynamanTV · 1988 · as Dyna Blue (voice) · 7 episodes
  • Saturday Night LiveTV · 1975 · as Self - Various Characters · 51 episodes

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