Although you might be hearing his name for the first time, Mark Ghanimé has actually been a fixture of the small screen since 2004, when he made his debut in the TV movie "Chasing Freedom," per IMDb. 

The ambitious actor worked consistently in the subsequent years, clocking up bit parts in "Smallville," "Supernatural," and "Arrow" before landing a recurring role in "Emily Owens M.D.," in which, funnily enough, Ghanimé also played a medical professional.

The following years were suitably stacked as the Canadian actor made his mark on "Helix," "Slasher," and "The Bold Type," among others. Ghanimé has also appeared in several TV movies, including a trio of festive flicks for Lifetime, "Always and Forever Christmas," "Twinkle all the Way," and "Candy Cane Christmas." 

On the more mainstream side of things, he starred opposite Blake Lively in "The Age of Adaline," but Ghanimé has mostly kept to television.

"Twinkle all the Way" was a particularly memorable role for the burgeoning star because, as Deadline notes, the movie featured the network's first on-screen, same-sex kiss between his character, Danny, and Brian Sills' Lex. It even led to the release of "The Christmas Set Up," which was the first Lifetime movie to focus predominantly on an LGBTQ+ romance.