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Ugly Betty CAST - Marc - Daily Updates Archive
Full detailed profile on Marc Played by Michael Urie on Ugly Betty Daytime Soap Opera.
Michael Urie
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Birthday: 1980-08-08 |
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Daniel sends Betty to get his PDA and she finds that her gaudy pink bunny has vanished.
Marc is massaging Wilhelmina's feet. He says Daniel is clearly making a power play. She thinks they can subvert his move to control 'The Book' and gather a cavalcade of enraged publicists to chase him out, by slipping in a series of untouched and unflattering photos of celebrities.
Betty receives a photo of her bunny hung with x's over it's eyes and is horrified before Marc brushes past to drop the layout off to Daniel. Amanda interrupts him and asks him out for a night of naughtiness. He leaves everything behind, but Betty finds the book and calls him to ask if she should take it home for safe keeping. She takes it home without an answer to a thrilled Justin who grabs it from her hands to search through it (he finds her listed as 'Betsy'). Her sister brings in a note that her ex-boyfriend Walter left for her on the door, but she's unimpressed. Justin's disgusted to find that Natalie's photos haven't been retouched, but Betty says it's great. Gina (whose tv she destroyed) bounds to the door to demand money for the broken plasma TV. Betty tells her to stay away from 'The Book', which she cradles in her arms while Gina stares at it. Gina tells her that Betty better watch out because she is 'a bad seed' before exiting with a brutish sneer. She returns later in the night to steal 'The Book.' At the same time, we see Bradford grabbing assorted items at another location before slipping away. .
Betty returns to her desk to find a photo of her bunny in the toilet. She directs a tirade to the room where she proclaims finally that 'you can take my bunny, but not my spirit!' Moments later, she and Daniel appear on Gina's doorstep. They find Walter installing Gina's new TV. She tells them that someone else discovered she had 'The Book' and gave her plenty of money for it. Walter tells his being there is purely professional, but she says she doesn't care. He gave her the batteries and note to remind her of the first time they kissed. At that moment, the televison comes on and Fashion TV is playing. Rumors are already flashing there that 'The Book' has been stolen and they both become horrified. Meanwhile, Wilhelmina is on the phone doing damage control, when Marc comes in with the book under his jacket. They will present it to Bradford just in time, making her a hero and Daniel look like a failure.
Daniel tells his father that it's all his fault and it was a stupid mistake. His father is impressed that he's being honest for once. Natalie runs into their meeting and says that they can't fire Betty because she inspired her with a solution to the whole problem. Wilhelmina then calls Bradford to say they found the book, but he says it doesn't matter anymore. She turns on Fashion TV where she and Marc see Natalie announcing that she wants the untouched photos published to point out the hypocrisy of the industry. Daniel is standing in the corner and needles them about how well things have turned out.
Betty Enters Mode
Wilhelmina and her assistant Marc interrupt the speech, annoyed that he hadn't waited for them and presents him with a gaudy gift upon which his misspelled name is emblazoned. Wilhelmina takes the opportunity to accentuate how much work is needed on the magazine, how he needs everyone's help to make things a success. They leave, Marc pointedly telling Betty that she has a 'killer poncho' before doing a gagging routine. Betty then approaches Daniel and tries to introduce herself to him but he can only look at her with dread. Then, as Marc is doing botox on Wilhelmina, while she rants about how Daniel was picked over her, they begin to plot their future plans.
Betty walks around the cafeteria to the horrified glares of all around her. People purposely get out of the way as she moves through the room. Finally, Christina comes and sits with her, introducing herself and a small coterie of other women who Marc refers to as 'the Bizzaro world version of Sex and the City.'
