Feuerstein birth-place is in the New York City and he is the child of Audrey, a teacher, and Harvey Feuerstein, a lawyer. He was brought up in a Jewish family and commended turning into a Bar Mitzvah in an Orthodox synagogue.

Education:

Feuerstein went to The Dalton School where he joined the wrestling group and won the state title. Later in 1993, he moved on from Princeton University and got a scholarship and went to learn at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, and after that he moved to L'Ecole Phillips in France.

Profession Experience:

Honing his acting skills in New York with such viewed off-Broadway associations as Naked Angels and Center Stage, Feuerstein made his Broadway show up in 1997, supplanting Paul Rudd in Alfred Uhry's Tony Award-winning farce The Last Night of Ballyhoo at the Helen Hayes Theater. At this point, the youth on-screen character had a viable appearance in a couple of scenes of the daytime sensations "Revering" by ABC (1983-1995) and CBS's "Controlling Light" (1952-2009), playing the first of various attractive immature men of pharmaceutical on the last. On the sitcom Caroline in the City (1995-99), Feuerstein appeared in eight scenes as Lea Thompson's younger, hazardous veterinarian lover. He had his first shot at a course of action of his own on NBC's Heated up (1996-97), third charged with moving of headliners Sharon Lawrence and Leah Remini, yet the show was wiped out after its second season. A rugged Feuerstein made his film show up in the odd romantic comedy Reasonable Magic (1998), as an expendable veneration eagerness for Sandra Bullock. A substitute shot at primetime realness went with Conrad Bloom (1998), as a Madison Avenue virtuoso whose warmth life is obfuscated by the meddling of mother Linda Lavin and ex Lauren Graham.

Notwithstanding a strong central cast, the game plan was scratched off after only 13 scenes. Feuerstein ricocheted back with a guest part on HBO's surely understood arrangement Sex and the City (1998-2004), as a shy of what stellar bunk assistant for Cynthia Nixon's Miranda. On the wide screen, he distanced Albert Brooks and Sharon Stone in the big deal dream motion picture The Muse (1999) and stood out in the sex obsession dramatization Surrendering It (1999), co-including Dabney Coleman. All through creation, Feuerstein's ability for physical parody earned him the name "Chaplin."

He was named one of most beautiful people by the people’s magazine in 2003.

Feuerstein at present is featuring in the number one spot part on the USA Network TV program Royal Pains.

In January 2009, Feuerstein started showing up in the web arrangement The Hustler on Crackle.

He turned into an individual from the cast of a web arrangement on Crackle titled The Hustler in January 2009.

He went on to host WWE Raw on June 14, 2010, where he promoted the Royal Pains scene "Keeping the Faith". He was joined by Big Show, in defeating the pair of Ted DiBiase Jr. and Virgil.

He is now involved in promoting awareness against cancer and helping those who are fighting against this. He got involved in this activity after losing his beloved aunt to this disease.

Personal Life:

He got married in the year 2005 to TV author Dana Klein. He lives with his wife in Los Angeles and has three kids: Lila, Frisco, and Addie.

Mark Feuerstein is an American on-screen character who has earned his popularity through his movies and TV shows. He has a net worth earning of $2.5 million.