Regina Hall
December 12, 1970 (54 years old) in Washington, District of Columbia, USA
Regina Lee Hall (born December 12, 1970) is an American actress. She rose to prominence for her role as Brenda Meeks in the comedy horror Scary Movie film series (2000–2006). She received critical acclaim and became the first African American to win the New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actress for the comedy film Support the Girls (2018). Description above from the Wikipedia article Regina Hall, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
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Credits
- 2026 · Three Bags Full: A Sheep Detective Movie as
- 2025 · One Battle After Another as DeAndre
- 2025 · O'Dessa as Neon Dion
- 2024 · Cold Case Files: The Grim Sleeper as Narrator (voice)
- 2022 · The Best Man: The Final Chapters as Candace
- 2022 · The Jennifer Hudson Show as
- 2022 · The Jennifer Hudson Show as Self
- 2022 · Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul. as Trinitie Childs
- 2022 · Me Time as Maya Fisher
- 2022 · Master as Gail Bishop
- 2022 · Soul of a Nation Presents: Screen Queens Rising as Self
- 2021 · Nine Perfect Strangers as Carmel
- 2021 · Breaking News in Yuba County as Detective Cam Harris
- 2020 · The Drew Barrymore Show as Self
- 2020 · Tijuana Jackson: Purpose Over Prison as Cheryl Wagner
- 2019 · The Kelly Clarkson Show as Self
- 2019 · Shaft as Maya Babanikos
- 2019 · Little as Jordan Sanders
- 2019 · Black Monday as Dawn Darcy
- 2018 · Let's Dance as Segment: "Rise and Shine"
- 2018 · The Hate U Give as Lisa Carter
- 2018 · The Everything as Mimi
- 2018 · Support the Girls as Lisa Conroy
- 2017 · Naked as Megan
- 2017 · Carpool Karaoke: The Series as Self
- 2017 · Girls Trip as Ryan Pierce
- 2017 · The Gong Show as Self - Judge
- 2016 · BET Presents Love & Happiness: An Obama Celebration as Self - Host
- 2016 · Insecure as Ninny
- 2016 · When the Bough Breaks as Laura Taylor
- 2016 · Barbershop: The Next Cut as Angie
- 2015 · People, Places, Things as Diane
- 2015 · Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter as Self
- 2015 · Vacation as Nancy Peterson
- 2015 · Lip Sync Battle as Self
- 2015 · The Late Late Show with James Corden as Self - Guest
- 2015 · A Path Appears as Self
- 2015 · With This Ring as Trista
- 2014 · Variety Studio: Actors on Actors as Self
- 2014 · black-ish as Vivian
- 2014 · The Real as
- 2014 · Think Like a Man Too as Candace Hall
- 2014 · Late Night with Seth Meyers as Self
- 2014 · The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon as Self
- 2014 · About Last Night as Joan
- 2014 · Off Camera with Sam Jones as Self
- 2013 · The Best Man Holiday as Candace
- 2012 · Across the Board as Self
- 2012 · Think Like a Man as Candace Hall
- 2012 · Key & Peele as Wife #1
- 2011 · Mardi Gras: Spring Break as Ann Marie
- 2011 · Windy City Weekend as
- 2010 · Law & Order: LA as Evelyn Price
- 2010 · Death at a Funeral as Michelle
- 2009 · Law Abiding Citizen as Kelly Rice
- 2009 · Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen as Self - Guest
- 2008 · Superhero Movie as Mrs. Xavier
- 2008 · First Sunday as Omunique
- 2006 · Scary Movie 4 as Brenda Meeks
- 2006 · The Elder Son as Susan
- 2005 · The Honeymooners as Trixie Norton
- 2005 · Danika as Dr. Evelyn Harris
- 2005 · King's Ransom as Peaches Clarke
- 2003 · Scary Movie 3 as Brenda Meeks
- 2003 · Malibu's Most Wanted as Shondra
- 2002 · Paid in Full as Kiesha
- 2002 · The Other Brother as Vicki
- 2002 · The Jamie Kennedy Experiment as
- 2001 · Scary Movie 2 as Brenda Meeks
- 2000 · Disappearing Acts as Portia
- 2000 · Scary Movie as Brenda Meeks
- 2000 · Love & Basketball as Lena Wright
- 1999 · The Early Show as Self - Guest
- 1999 · The Best Man as Candy
- 1999 · Grown Ups as
- 1999 · Mark Twain Prize as Self
- Future · Judgment Day as
- Future · Girls Trip 2 as Ryan Pierce
- 1998 · Too Tired to Die as Streetwalker #1
- 1997 · Ally McBeal as Corretta Lipp
- 1997 · The View as Self - Guest
- 1997 · The View as Self
- 1994 · New York Undercover as
- 1993 · Late Night with Conan O'Brien as Self - Guest
- 1988 · LIVE with Kelly and Mark as
- 1988 · LIVE with Kelly and Mark as Self - Guest
- 1953 · The Oscars as Self - Host