Mark Rendall

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Characters played by Mark Rendall

Jules Faroux — Transporter: The Series (2013)

Tech-savvy hacker and associate providing surveillance, intelligence gathering, and digital support.

Jake Oleson — 30 Days of Night (2007)

Stella's young son who survives the Barrow massacre and becomes her motivation.

Roger Stone — The Apprentice (2024)

Political strategist who collaborates with Trump during the Reagan era. He helps approve the Let's Make America Great Again slogan, aligning Trump with conservative political messaging and national strength rhetoric.

Todd — Wayside (2007)

A new student at the top floor of Wayside School who serves as the central protagonist. The narrative revolves around his adventures and his efforts to adapt to the school's bizarre, upside-down architecture alongside his friends.

Elov Eriksson — Stockholm (2019)

A frightened man discovered hiding in the bank’s supply area. He says that he worked on a cruise ship and insists that he is not a police officer. Lars and Gunnar keep him under control, and Lars later claims that he has a noose around his neck.

Kip Crombwell — Charlie Bartlett (2008)

Kip is a seriously depressed student who attempts suicide by swallowing anti-depressants supplied by Charlie. Charlie later befriends him after speaking with Nathan and learns that Kip is writing a play about adolescent issues. Kip says producing the play would make him less inclined to attempt suicide again, helping persuade Nathan to support it.

Ludovic Berbek — Silk (2007)

Ludovic Berbek is the son of a friend and the closest thing to a child that Hervé and Hélène have had. As a young man, he becomes Hélène’s permanent gardener and listens while Hervé recounts his history. Through the garden, Ludovic develops a deeper appreciation of the love behind Hervé and Hélène’s life together.

Bastian Balthazar Bux — Tales from the Neverending Story: The Gift (2001)

A young boy from the real world who discovers the magical book. His imagination and choices directly manifest as the hero Atreyu within Fantasia, driving the ongoing quest to save the Childlike Empress across the film series.

Oliver Cauffield — A Different Loyalty (2004)

Oliver is one of Sally and Leo's children. After Leo's defection becomes an issue around the family, Oliver is hurt when a schoolmate calls his father a traitor, showing how his father's hidden loyalties have damaged the children's lives.

Jake Roulette — Algonquin (2014)

Leif's son, invited by his father to co-write a book about Algonquin Park. He joins the family group on a canoe expedition through the park to find a particular horseshoe, acting as a key participant in the journey and the central father-son dynamic.

Bastian Balthazar Bux — Tales from the Neverending Story: Badge of Courage (2003)

The young human protagonist who discovers 'The Neverending Story' and enters Fantasia. His narrative spans the four-part series, evolving from a hesitant reader into the active hero Atreyu, driven by the urgent mission to awaken the Childlike Empress and counter Xayide's dark influence.

Jeremy — No Good Deed (2020)

Jeremy is connected to Karen and later offers her the use of a peaceful property in the Finger Lakes. He also raises concerns about Sophie after noticing her dilated pupils, while Sophie accuses him of drugging her coffee. The available dialogue leaves the truth of their conflicting claims unresolved.

Career Overview

Mark Rendall has 43 screen credits in a career dating back to 1996. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Tales From the Neverending Story with 4 titles. Signature works include Departure, Transporter: The Series, 30 Days of Night. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
43
Birth Date
1988-10-21
Birth Place
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 4 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q672641), public domain (CC0).