Adetokumboh M’Cormack

Adetokumboh “Ade” M'Cormack is an award-winning actor and filmmaker originally from Sierra Leone and lived in Nigeria and Kenya before moving to the United States. He graduated magna cum laude with a BFA in Acting from the Conservatory of Theatre Arts & Film at SUNY Purchase. His acting credits include the Oscar-nominated film Blood Diamond, Battle: Los Angeles, and Captain America: Winter Soldier. M’Cormack voices “Isaac” in the hit Netflix animated series, Castlevania for which he received two Voice Arts Award Nominations. He also won the Best Actor Award at The Oregon Cinema Arts Film Festival for his portrayal of Henry “Box” Brown, in the film “Boxed”. M’Cormack has also starred in The Chosen, Blood of Zeus, NCIS, Lost, 24, Gilmore Girls and Heroes.

With a passion to tell diverse stories that shine a light on the underrepresented, M’Cormack wrote, directed and produced his first short film, Irish Goodbye about a Syrian refugee fleeing persecution. The film screened at Cannes, won numerous best of festival awards and can currently be seen on Amazon Prime Video. His second short, The German King, (executive produced by NCIS star Pauley Perrette) also screened at Cannes, qualified for Academy Award consideration and earned M’Cormack a Best Actor Award at the Rhode Island International Film Festival. M’Cormack also wrote the epic graphic novel Orishas: Legacy of Shango which is set to be released in 2023.