Mark Ezra is a film writer, producer, director, actor and published children's author.
Ezra's horror movie, Slaughter High (1986) (originally April Fool's Day), was picked up by Vestron at the Cannes Film Festival for ten times its production costs.
He has directed several films, including Savage Hearts (1995), which featured Richard Harris, Julian Fellowes, and Jerry Hall.
He wrote the screenplay for Steal (2002), which opened in the number 1 spot in France during the Cannes Film Festival.
His film House Swap (2010) won at the Los Angeles Cinema Festival of Hollywood in the United States.