Marshall J. Bennett

Marshall Bennett disappointed his family by not becoming a U.S. diplomat. He was born in a small farming community in South Korea and later adopted by a Jewish American family, who bore the pain of his shortcomings. Also known by his Korean birth name, 'Good Nation,' Marshall's story appears in the book, When Half is Whole: Multiethnic Asian American Identities. At a young age, he started modeling in Nashville, T.N. and then performing in Melbourne, Australia, where he worked on several local theatre projects. With an interest in Asian film and literature, he later lived in Japan for 3.5 years. Then, after experience in the space industry (and trying to pass for an adult), he moved to Los Angeles to pursue his passion for film and television. He holds degrees from both Stanford University and Georgetown University. He loves sci-fi.