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Scifi Diner Podcast 377 – Our Interview with Alex Mallari Jr (Dark Matter)

DARK MATTER — “Take the Shot” Episode 210 — Pictured: Alex Mallari Jr. as Four — (Photo by: Russ Martin/Prodigy Pictures/Syfy)

Scifi Diner Podcast 377 – Our Interview with Alex Mallari Jr (Dark Matter)

Alex Mallari Jr is an actor known for Dead Genesis (2010), Robocop (2014) and Debug (2014).

Alex portrays Ryo Tetsuda in Season 1, 2 and 3 of Dark Matter.

Early Life

Alex Mallari Jr was born in the Philippines on February 19, 1988, and raised in Canada. He played competitive basketball in high school until he was injured. Alex was also successful at a national level in Tae Kwon Do. 

Career

In 2010 Alex took on the role of Hiro in True Justice, an action series starring Steven Seagal. Following this he had several guest roles in shows including Nikita, The L.A. Complex, Cybergeddon and Beauty and the Beast. In 2014 he played a role in the sci-fi horror film Debug. Alex then landed a lead role in Dark Matter, playing Four, aka. Ryo Tetsuda. 

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