Morris D. Small

Episode 6 of the The Actors Lounge podcast, hosted by Melanie Victor, titled "Morris D. Small" was published on August 19, 2018 and runs 52 minutes.

August 19, 2018 ·52m · The Actors Lounge

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Morris D. Small, Washington DC accredited SAG AFTRA actor and native, acting for over 15 years as a featured, support, and lead roles in television, film, and industrial. He is a talented, solid and diverse actor in comedy, a fight choreographer, mentor, voice over talent, writer, director, and over all philanthropist.

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Morris D. Small, Washington DC accredited SAG AFTRA actor and native, acting for over 15 years as a featured, support, and lead roles in television, film, and industrial. He is a talented, solid and diverse actor in comedy, a fight choreographer, mentor, voice over talent, writer, director, and over all philanthropist.

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