Max Martini Movies and TV Shows
Max Martini’s selected movies and TV shows include military ensembles, action thrillers and a science-fiction adventure. The roles below share some professional settings, but they offer different amounts of screen time and different relationships to real events.
Selected screen credits at a glance
| Title | Credited character or appearance |
|---|---|
| The Unit (2006–2009) | Mack Gerhardt |
| Saving Private Ryan (1998) | Corporal Henderson |
| Pacific Rim (2013) | Herc Hansen |
| Captain Phillips (2013) | Navy SEAL commander |
| 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi (2016) | Mark “Oz” Geist |
What to watch and why
The Unit (2006–2009)
The military drama provides a continuing character across seasons. Start with its early episodes to understand the team and the overlap between operational duties and life away from missions.
Saving Private Ryan (1998)
A supporting role in the Second World War drama. It is an ensemble credit within a larger story, rather than a film built around Henderson’s biography.
Pacific Rim (2013)
The science-fiction feature casts Martini as part of a father-and-son pilot pairing. Its giant-machine and creature setting offers a deliberately heightened contrast with military dramas.
Captain Phillips (2013)
A supporting professional role in a dramatisation of real events. Choose the film for its central hostage-crisis story while distinguishing a scripted portrayal from documentary reporting.
13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi (2016)
Another performance based on a real individual, this time within the film’s security-team ensemble. Match the title and character rather than treating every military-film credit as the same role.
Where to start with Max Martini
The Unit is the strongest route into an extended television performance. Pacific Rim offers the clearest genre change, while the historical and contemporary military features provide different supporting contexts. If your aim is research about the events behind a film, consult independent factual sources as well as the dramatisation; a selected filmography is a viewing guide, not historical verification.
Credit sources and viewing options
This is a selected filmography, not an exhaustive list of every guest appearance. Character names identify the role; a documentary appearance as oneself and a voice performance are different credit types. Check the release year and episode before choosing a provider.
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