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I hear Morris, sounding like MOriss, with the O sounding like the O in 'stop', said with a UK or RSA accent, and I can't see the point of using a very French alternative (thinking Maurice Chevalier) if one isn't French or in a French-speaking place.

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Alan Maurice
Barnaby Maurice
Clive Maurice
David Maurice
Edgar Maurice
Franklin Maurice
George Maurice, not Georges though
Hugh Maurice
Igor Maurice
Jeremy Maurice

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and so on

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Paul Maurice is fun because of the different -au- pronunciations
Roderick Maurice, for the -o- and the -au- sounding the same
Selwyn Maurice