Malcolm-Jamal Warner
August 18, 1970 (54 years old) in Jersey City, New Jersey, USA
Malcolm-Jamal Warner (born August 18, 1970) is an American actor. He rose to prominence for his role as Theodore Huxtable on the NBC sitcom The Cosby Show (1984–1992), which earned him a nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series at the 38th Primetime Emmy Awards. He is also known for his roles as Malcolm McGee on the UPN sitcom Malcolm & Eddie (1996–2000), and Dr. Alex Reed in the sitcom Reed Between the Lines (2011, 2015), Warner also portrayed the character Sticky the VP of motorcycle club The Grim Bastards on FX show Sons of Anarchy (2014). Description above from the Wikipedia article about Malcolm-Jamal Warner, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known For
Credits
- 2023 · Carol & the End of the World as (voice)
- 2023 · The Irrational as Dustin Atwood
- 2022 · Sherri as Self - Guest
- 2021 · The Wonder Years as Melvin
- 2018 · The Resident as AJ Austin
- 2018 · grown-ish as Darnell
- 2018 · 9-1-1 as Amir Casey
- 2017 · White Famous as Nelson Youngblood
- 2017 · Ten Days in the Valley as Matt Walker
- 2017 · Shot as EMT Jones
- 2016 · Lethal Weapon as David Reed
- 2016 · American Crime Story as Al Cowlings
- 2015 · Sneaky Pete as James Bagwell
- 2015 · Megachurch Murder as Hamilton Spears
- 2014 · Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce as Darrell
- 2013 · The Michael J. Fox Show as Russell
- 2012 · Major Crimes as Lt. Chuck Cooper
- 2012 · Key & Peele as Dad #3
- 2012 · Key & Peele as Arthur Washington
- 2011 · Reed Between the Lines as Alex Reed
- 2011 · American Horror Story as Angus T. Jefferson
- 2011 · Suits as Julius Rowe
- 2011 · King of the Underground as Malcom
- 2010 · 2Everything2Terrible2: Tokyo Drift as (archive footage)
- 2009 · Sherri as Kevin
- 2009 · Community as Andre Bennett
- 2009 · Hawthorne as
- 2008 · Sons of Anarchy as Sticky
- 2008 · The Cleaner as
- 2008 · The Wendy Williams Show as
- 2008 · Secret Talents of the Stars as Contestant
- 2008 · Fool's Gold as Cordell
- 2007 · The List as Randy
- 2006 · Dexter as Rita's Lawyer
- 2005 · 100 Greatest Kid Stars as
- 2005 · The Search for the Funniest Mom in America as
- 2004 · Genius. A Night for Ray Charles as Self
- 2004 · Listen Up! as Bernie Widmer
- 2002 · The Cosby Show: A Look Back as Self / Theo Huxtable (archive footage)
- 2002 · NBC 75th Anniversary Special as Self
- 2002 · Jeremiah as Kurdy
- 2001 · Good Day Live as Self
- 2001 · The Legend of the Candy Cane as Rusty (voice)
- 2000 · Static Shock as Lester Biggs (voice)
- 2000 · Restaurant as Steven
- 1999 · Where Are They Now? as Self
- 1999 · A Fare to Remember as Winter Valen
- 1998 · Hollywood Squares as Self - Panelist
- 1998 · Saturday Night Live: The Best of Phil Hartman as Theo Huxtable
- 1997 · The View as Self
- 1996 · Malcolm & Eddie as Malcolm McGee
- 1996 · E! True Hollywood Story as
- 1995 · The Tuskegee Airmen as Leroy Cappy
- 1995 · Tyson as Rory Holloway
- 1995 · Sliders as R.J.
- 1994 · Drop Zone as Terry Nessip
- 1994 · Touched by an Angel as Zack
- 1994 · The Magic School Bus as The Producer
- 1994 · All That as Self
- 1992 · Here and Now as Alexander 'A.J.' James
- 1992 · Time Out: The Truth About HIV, AIDS and You as Self
- 1990 · The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air as Malcolm-Jamal Warner
- 1990 · The Earth Day Special as Theo Huxtable
- 1990 · The Real Story of Itsy Bitsy Spider as Spinner (voice)
- 1989 · Mother's Day as Cullen Sturgis
- 1987 · The Father Clements Story as
- 1987 · A Different World as Theo Huxtable
- 1987 · Tour of Duty as SPC Ben Sweet
- 1986 · A Desperate Exit as Charlie Curtis
- 1986 · Disneyland's Summer Vacation Party as Self
- 1986 · Matlock as
- 1986 · Show Off! How to Be Cool at Parties as
- 1985 · Andy Williams and the NBC Kids Search for Santa as Himself
- 1985 · CBS Storybreak as Host
- 1985 · Night of 100 Stars II as Self
- 1984 · The Cosby Show as Theo Huxtable
- 1982 · Matt Houston as
- 1976 · Battle of the Network Stars as
- 1975 · Saturday Night Live as Self - Host
- 1972 · ABC Afterschool Special as Charlie Curtis
- 1944 · Golden Globe Awards as Self - Accepting Award