Actor
Orlando Jones
10 April 1968 (58) Mobile, Alabama, USA
- Written
- 3
- Produced
- 1
- Movies
- 37
- Shows
- 39
Biography
Orlando Jones (born April 10, 1968) is an American comedian and film and television actor. He is notable for being one of the original cast members of the sketch comedy series MADtv and for his role as the 7 Up spokesman from 1999-2002. Description above from the Wikipedia article Orlando Jones, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known For
- Upcoming
- Fight Back · Film · Sensei Nico
- Crash Course · Series
- 2025
- Trouble Man · Film · Branes Holden
- The Family Business: New Orleans · Series · Gabriel
- 2023
- Til Death Do Us Part · Film · Groomsman 4
- 88 · Film · Harold Roundtree
- 2022
- Pictionary · Series
- 2021
- Power On: The Story of Xbox · Series
- Abbott Elementary · Series · Martin Eddie
- Swagger · Series · Emory Price
- Teenage Euthanasia · Series
- 2020
- The Good Lord Bird · Series · The Rail Man
- 2019
- L.A.'s Finest · Series · Lieutenant Marshawn Davis
- 2018
- 25 Words or Less · Series
- 2017
- The Book of Love · Film · Dumbass
- Room 104 · Series · Samuel
- Raven's Home · Series · Mr. Giorgio
- American Gods · Series · Mr. Nancy
- Madiba · Series · Oliver Tambo
- 2016
- Match Game · Series · Panelist
- 2015
- Guns for Hire · Film · Dr. Vanderark
- 2013
- Enemies Closer · Film · Clay
- Sleepy Hollow · Series · Frank Irving
- Enemies Closer · Film · Producer
- 2012
- Meridian · Film · Jeff Meyers
- Gotham Comedy Live · Series · Host
- 2011
- The Chicago 8 · Film · Bobby Seale
- Seconds Apart · Film · Detective Lampkin
- American Horror Story · Series · Papa Legba
- Necessary Roughness · Series
- 2010
- Misconceptions · Film · Terry Price-Owens
- 2009
- Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant · Film · Alexander Ribs
- Beyond a Reasonable Doubt · Film · Ben Nickerson
- 2008
- Black Poker Stars Invitational · Series · Player
- New Amsterdam · Series · Sgt. Harold Wilcox
- 2007
- I Think I Love My Wife · Film · Nelson
- Primeval · Film · Steven Johnson
- Pushing Daisies · Series · Magnus Olsdatter
- Rules of Engagement · Series · Brad
- 2006
- Men in Trees · Series · George
- The Evidence · Series · Inspector Cayman Bishop
- The Adventures of Chico and Guapo · Series · Creator
- 2005
- Ghost Whisperer · Series · Casey Edgars
- Everybody Hates Chris · Series
- Nick Cannon Presents: Wild 'N Out · Series
- 2004
- House of D · Film · Superfly
- House · Series · Marcus Foreman
- Father of the Pride · Series · Snack (voice)
- 2003
- Runaway Jury · Film · Russell
- Biker Boyz · Film · Soul Train
- Behind the Action in 'Biker Boyz' · Film
- Spike TV VGA Video Game Awards · Series
- 2002
- Drumline · Film · Dr. Lee
- The Time Machine · Film · Vox
- CSI: Miami · Series · Lawrence Kingman
- 2001
- Evolution · Film · Prof. Harry Phineas Block
- Say It Isn't So · Film · Dig McCaffrey
- Chain of Fools · Film · Miss Cocoa
- Double Take · Film · Daryl Chase
- The Bernie Mac Show · Series · Max Trotter
- 2000
- Bedazzled · Film · Dan · Esteban · Beach Jock · Sportscaster · African Party Guest
- The Replacements · Film · Clifford Franklin
- From Dusk Till Dawn 3: The Hangman's Daughter · Film · Ezra Traylor
- Waterproof · Film · Natty Battle
- That Moment: Magnolia Diary · Film
- Girlfriends · Series · Dr. Darren Lucas
- 1999
- Magnolia · Film · Worm
- Liberty Heights · Film · Little Melvin
- Office Space · Film · Steve
- New Jersey Turnpikes · Film
- Law & Order: Special Victims Unit · Series · Justin "Snake Eye" Anderson
- 1998
- Woo · Film · Sticky Fingas
- Sour Grapes · Film · Digby
- 1997
- King of the Hill · Series · Kidd Mookie (voice)
- 1995
- MADtv · Series · Various
- 1993
- A Cool Like That Christmas · Film · Self (voice)
- The Sinbad Show · Series · Writer
- 1991
- Herman's Head · Series · Police Officer
- Roc · Series · Writer
- 1987
- A Different World · Series · Troy Douglas
- A Different World · Series · Writer