
Adopt a Highway
2019 · 6.9/10
Popcorn Flick
Director & actor · born 1 November 1976 · Charleston, South Carolina, USA
Logan Marshall-Green (born November 1, 1976, Charleston, South Carolina) is an American actor and filmmaker, the son of two drama teachers — his mother Lowry Marshall was the artistic director of Brown University's repertory theatre department. He was raised in Cranston, Rhode Island, has a twin brother named Taylor, and attended Barrington High School before earning a BA in Literature from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, where he wrote for the school newspaper. He then attended the National Theater Institute in Waterford, Connecticut, and earned an MFA from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. He was in a relationship with actress Marisa Tomei from 2008 to 2013, and was married to actress Diane Gaeta from 2012 to 2020; they have a son, Tennessee (born 2014). He made his directorial and writing debut with Adopt a Highway (2019) and won the Golden Joystick Award for Best Performer for his leading role in the 2019 video game Telling Lies. His notable film credits include The Great Raid (2005) (James Franco, Samuel L. Jackson), Across the Universe (2007) (Evan Rachel Wood, Joe Cohen), Brooklyn's Finest (2010) (Ethan Hawke, William Fichtner), Devil (2010) (Eiza González, Eric Bana), Prometheus (2012) (Noomi Rapace, Michael Fassbender), As I Lay Dying (2013) (Jessica Chastain, Garrett Hedlund), Madame Bovary (2014) (Isabelle Huppert, Ewan McGregor), The Invitation (2015) (Emily Blunt, Elizabeth Olsen), Snowden (2016) (Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Shailene Woodley), Sand Castle (2017) (Peyton List, David Oyelowo), Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) (Tom Holland, Michael Keaton), Upgrade (2018) (Betty Gabriel, Melville J. Barlow), How It Ends (2021) (Theo James, Jurnee Smollett), Intrusion (2021) (Tessa Thompson, Luke Evans), Redeeming Love (2022) (Stana Katic, Jonathan Jackson), Lou (2022) (Jason Momoa, Tessa Thompson), Carry-On (2024) (Tessa Thompson, Anthony Mackie), Killing Castro (2026) (Al Pacino, Diego Boneta), and The Odyssey (2026) (Matt Damon, Tom Holland). On television he has appeared in The O.C. (2005), 24 (2005), Traveler (2007), Dark Blue (2009–2010), Quarry (2016), Damnation (2017–2018), When They See Us (2019), Big Sky (2021), and Marshals (2026).
Where to start: The Odyssey (2026).

2026 · 6.2/10
Popcorn Flick
2026 · 8.0/10
Absolute CinemaKilling Castro
2026 · 5.2/10
New
2024 · 6.9/10
Popcorn Flick
2024 · 5.8/10
New
2024 · 5.5/10
New
2022 · 6.5/10
Popcorn Flick
2022 · 7.9/10
Absolute Cinema
2021 · 6.0/10
Popcorn Flick
2021 · 4.8/10
Snoozefest
2018 · 7.5/10
Worth the Hype
2017 · 7.3/10
Worth the Hype
2017 · 6.5/10
Popcorn Flick
2016 · 7.1/10
Worth the Hype
2016 · 6.4/10
Popcorn Flick
2015 · 5.0/10
New
2015 · 7.5/10
New
2015 · 5.7/10
Snoozefest
2013 · 5.2/10
Snoozefest
2013 · 5.4/10
Snoozefest
2012 · 7.0/10
New
2012 · 6.6/10
Popcorn Flick
2010 · 6.1/10
Popcorn Flick
2010 · 6.3/10
Popcorn Flick
2007 · 7.1/10
Worth the Hype
2005 · 6.6/10
Popcorn Flick
2005 · 5.5/10
New
TV · 2026 · 8.0/10
Absolute Cinema
TV · 2021 · 7.2/10
Worth the Hype
TV · 2020 · 7.2/10
Worth the Hype
TV · 2020 · 6.5/10
Popcorn Flick
TV · 2019 · 8.2/10
Absolute Cinema
TV · 2017 · 6.9/10
Popcorn Flick
TV · 2016 · 7.3/10
Worth the Hype
TV · 2009 · 6.9/10
New
TV · 2007 · 6.6/10
New
TV · 2003 · 7.7/10
Worth the Hype
TV · 2001 · 7.8/10
Worth the Hype
TV · 1999 · 8.0/10
Absolute Cinema
TV · 1990 · 7.3/10
Worth the HypeBy viewer score, The Odyssey (2026) at 8.0/10.
Spider-Man: Homecoming, Prometheus, Upgrade.
28 films on TMDB, 1 as director, 27 as actor.