Marc Singer

An ambulance was called to Singer's Los Angeles area home on Saturday shortly after 2 p.m.

The outlet reported that doctors ran tests and kept the 78-year-old actor overnight.

His tests came back clear.

He was released from the hospital on Sunday.

Homeboy was in it.

John, what's his face? The McDowell from Coming to America.

John, oh, man, he's a great actor.

Great actor.

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Beastmaster star Mark Singer had a scary time this weekend.

TMZ has learned the actor was taken by ambulance after experiencing some pain.

Sources tell TMZ paramedics went to his home and took him to a nearby hospital.

Yeah.

They corrected the Corey Haim mistake, they cast Mark Singer as the protagonist, and they restored the character's background as a capable ex-Marine.

Singer brings the necessary believable action chops to the role, but he also makes a very smart acting choice.

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Hello friends, this is your host, Tony Miroff, speaking to you from the heart of Tinseltown.

On this episode of Hollywood Obsessed, I'm speaking with the incredibly talented Marc Singer, who's best known for playing the heroic Dar in the Beastmaster film series, and Mike Donovan in the groundbreaking 1980s sci-fi TV series, Thee.

Raised in Texas, Mark grew up surrounded by music and the arts.

His father was a symphony conductor, his mother was a concert pianist, and his sister, Laurie Singer, would go on to become an accomplished actress herself.

How did you get into television and film?

I was very fortunate.

It was on the strength of The Taming of the Shrew, which if people want to see, they can still reference online under The Taming of the Shrew, Marc Singer, I guess.

But on the strength of that, I came into town and became a working actor almost immediately.

Gen X had to be the miniseries V starring the Beastmaster.

Yes, and as many of you have heard me, I have actually argued and squared off with Mark Singer in person.

I had a fight, not physical, but an argument with Mark Singer in person.

The Beastmaster was not happy to meet me in person.

I was happy to meet the Beastmaster.

I did not want to give him $5.

I didn't know that I was supposed to give the Beastmaster $5.

And of course, Mark Singer got a little pissy and I got a little pissy back with Beastmaster.

Shocking.

And it had, I think, all these people like Mark Singer.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, the Beastmaster.

Another one.

Another 70s, great 70s film.

Mark Singer.

And I saw a trailer for

as good as this lot are going to get it's middling all right that's that's simple uh then i'm going to break them up with a sci-fi corner and then we're going to be going back into the second part of the also runs and for that lot i think they're pretty good to very good all right so that's the plan let's execute the plan am i over complicating things here i think of course i am So let's begin with those dregs, shall we? At number 33, I have placed Dead Space.

This is where Mark Singer and a rather young Brian Cranston take on a mutilated virus alien being that runs rampant on a smoke machine-filled spaceship made up of several cheap-looking corridors and some blinking lights on them.

Some tables are in there, a couple of chairs...

You know the deal.

Yikes.

Mark Singer, you want to talk about Myra being on cocaine.

His eyes were bugged out of his head the whole movie.

Some of the wildest shit happens in that