Power Book IV: Force Actor Lucien ‘D-Mac’ Cambric Has Strong Message For Power Fan’s
Lucien Cambric isn’t backing down from D-Mac’s volatility on Power Book IV: Force. The actor explains why his polarizing character isn’t meant to sit quietly — or play it safe.

Lucien Cambric’s D-Mac has become one of the most polarizing characters on Power Book IV: Force. Courtesy of Starz
Actor Lucien Cambric thrives on risk—on and off screen. As Darnell ‘D-Mac‘ McDowell, he’s become one of the show’s most talked-about figures: reckless, loud, emotional, and always balancing on the edge of disaster. That crackling tension is no accident. Cambric recently shared that he feels the fans’ frustration with D-Mac, but he’s not there to make their journey easier—he wants them to feel every jagged choice, every wild swing.
D-Mac Isn’t Here to Be Liked
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The Cost of Being the Loudest Person in the Room
D-Mac acts like someone who never really got to be a kid, but also isn’t ready to be a man. In Force, you can see that struggle in everything he does. He wants respect he hasn’t earned yet. He wants power but doesn’t want to wait for it. He wants people to notice him, even if that puts him at risk.
Playing Chaos With Purpose
Why D-Mac Matters to the Story
Every Power universe has that one character who can’t keep quiet—or back down. That’s D-Mac. He’s the wild card who proves that chasing big dreams without any self-control can blow up fast. He also reminds us that being young doesn’t mean you automatically know what you’re doing. When Cambric spoke to fans, he wasn’t trying to shut anyone up. He just wanted people to look at things differently. D-Mac isn’t there to be silent. He’s there to get under your skin. So if you find yourself yelling at the TV, well, that means the actor nailed it. That’s precisely the point.
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