Кіріспе
Американдық актер Дион Ричмонд (1978 жылдың 2 сәуірінде туған) – Нью-Йорк қаласынан шыққан американдық актер. Ол NBC телеарнасының «Косби шоуы» сериалында Руди Хакстеблдің досы Кенни («Бад» лақап атымен) және ABC/The WB телеарнасының «Сестра, сестра» сериалында Джордан Беннет рөліндегі қайта-қайта келетін рөлдерімен танымал. Ол екі рет «Жас суретші» сыйлығына ие болды, ал 1989 жылы бір рет жеңіске жетті.
American actor
Deon Richmond (born April 2, 1978) is an American actor from New York City who is best known for his recurring roles as Rudy Huxtable's friend Kenny (nicknamed "Bud") on the NBC sitcom The Cosby Show and Jordan Bennett on the ABC/The WB sitcom Sister, Sister. He has been nominated for two Young Artist Awards, winning one in 1989. Career
He is the son of Shirley Richmond. His earliest roles include an appearance in the music video for the 1985 Kool & the Gang song "Cherish" and commercials for fast food chains Burger King and McDonald's. He made his first appearance in the episode "Theo's Flight", and after appearing occasionally during season 3 Richmond was promoted to a recurring role the following season. Alongside the other child actors on the series, he won the Young Artist Award for Best Young Ensemble Performance in 1989. Richmond would go on to appear in 32 episodes of the show until it ended in 1992. Richmond played a young Eddie Murphy in the beginning scenes of the film Eddie Murphy Raw (1987), and had a small role in the Spike Lee film Mo' Better Blues. He portrayed a young drug dealer in the 1988 TV movie The Child Saver co starring Alfre Woodard, and appeared in the Kris Kross music video "Warm It Up" in 1992. He played Darren Dixon in the 1993–94 sitcom Getting By with Merlin Santana as his brother Marcus; they had previously appeared together on The Cosby Show. In 1997, Richmond began his role as Tamera Campbell's boyfriend Jordan Bennett on the fifth season of the hit series Sister, Sister, and became a regular cast member during its sixth and final season. While acting on Sister, Sister, he earned his second Young Artist Award nomination in 1999. Richmond starred in Trippin' (1999) as Gregory Reed, a high school senior who tends to daydream instead of focusing on his life. One reviewer claimed Richmond was "great" in the role. In an otherwise negative review, another critic viewed Richmond as "appealing" and that he "worked well" with co star Maia Campbell. During the 2000s, Richmond appeared in several films throughout the decade. In Scream 3 (2000), he played Tyson, who is later slain in the film. The following year, Richmond portrayed Malik, a character meant to satirize tokenism, in Not Another Teen Movie. Richmond was Mini Cochran in the 2002 film National Lampoon's Van Wilder, and appeared as Marcus in the independent horror film Hatchet (2007). Richmond portrayed teacher Calvin Babbitt in the short lived 2006 sitcom Teachers. Richmond acted less frequently in the 2010s. He guest starred in the series finale of Psych in 2014, portraying the boss of Gus. Richmond also appeared in the comedy film FDR: American Badass!'' (2012) as George.
Deon Richmond (born April 2, 1978) is an American actor from New York City who is best known for his recurring roles as Rudy Huxtable's friend Kenny (nicknamed "Bud") on the NBC sitcom The Cosby Show and Jordan Bennett on the ABC/The WB sitcom Sister, Sister. He has been nominated for two Young Artist Awards, winning one in 1989. Career
He is the son of Shirley Richmond. His earliest roles include an appearance in the music video for the 1985 Kool & the Gang song "Cherish" and commercials for fast food chains Burger King and McDonald's. He made his first appearance in the episode "Theo's Flight", and after appearing occasionally during season 3 Richmond was promoted to a recurring role the following season. Alongside the other child actors on the series, he won the Young Artist Award for Best Young Ensemble Performance in 1989. Richmond would go on to appear in 32 episodes of the show until it ended in 1992. Richmond played a young Eddie Murphy in the beginning scenes of the film Eddie Murphy Raw (1987), and had a small role in the Spike Lee film Mo' Better Blues. He portrayed a young drug dealer in the 1988 TV movie The Child Saver co starring Alfre Woodard, and appeared in the Kris Kross music video "Warm It Up" in 1992. He played Darren Dixon in the 1993–94 sitcom Getting By with Merlin Santana as his brother Marcus; they had previously appeared together on The Cosby Show. In 1997, Richmond began his role as Tamera Campbell's boyfriend Jordan Bennett on the fifth season of the hit series Sister, Sister, and became a regular cast member during its sixth and final season. While acting on Sister, Sister, he earned his second Young Artist Award nomination in 1999. Richmond starred in Trippin' (1999) as Gregory Reed, a high school senior who tends to daydream instead of focusing on his life. One reviewer claimed Richmond was "great" in the role. In an otherwise negative review, another critic viewed Richmond as "appealing" and that he "worked well" with co star Maia Campbell. During the 2000s, Richmond appeared in several films throughout the decade. In Scream 3 (2000), he played Tyson, who is later slain in the film. The following year, Richmond portrayed Malik, a character meant to satirize tokenism, in Not Another Teen Movie. Richmond was Mini Cochran in the 2002 film National Lampoon's Van Wilder, and appeared as Marcus in the independent horror film Hatchet (2007). Richmond portrayed teacher Calvin Babbitt in the short lived 2006 sitcom Teachers. Richmond acted less frequently in the 2010s. He guest starred in the series finale of Psych in 2014, portraying the boss of Gus. Richmond also appeared in the comedy film FDR: American Badass!'' (2012) as George.
Мансабы Ширли Ричмондтың ұлы ретінде басталады. Оның алғашқы рөлдері 1985 жылы Kool & the Gang тобының «Cherish» музыкалық видеосы мен Burger King және McDonald's тамақ желілерінің жарнамаларында ойнауы болды. Ол алғаш рет «Теоның ұшуы» атты эпизодта пайда болды, содан кейін 3-ші маусымда эпизодтық түсірілімдерге қатысып, келесі маусымда қайта-қайта келетін рөлге ие болды. Сериалдағы басқа бала актерлермен бірге 1989 жылы «Ең үздік жас актерлік ансамбль» сыйлығын жеңіп алды. Ричмонд 1992 жылы сериал аяқталғанға дейін 32 эпизодта ойнады.
American actor
Deon Richmond (born April 2, 1978) is an American actor from New York City who is best known for his recurring roles as Rudy Huxtable's friend Kenny (nicknamed "Bud") on the NBC sitcom The Cosby Show and Jordan Bennett on the ABC/The WB sitcom Sister, Sister. He has been nominated for two Young Artist Awards, winning one in 1989. Career
He is the son of Shirley Richmond. His earliest roles include an appearance in the music video for the 1985 Kool & the Gang song "Cherish" and commercials for fast food chains Burger King and McDonald's. He made his first appearance in the episode "Theo's Flight", and after appearing occasionally during season 3 Richmond was promoted to a recurring role the following season. Alongside the other child actors on the series, he won the Young Artist Award for Best Young Ensemble Performance in 1989. Richmond would go on to appear in 32 episodes of the show until it ended in 1992. Richmond played a young Eddie Murphy in the beginning scenes of the film Eddie Murphy Raw (1987), and had a small role in the Spike Lee film Mo' Better Blues. He portrayed a young drug dealer in the 1988 TV movie The Child Saver co starring Alfre Woodard, and appeared in the Kris Kross music video "Warm It Up" in 1992. He played Darren Dixon in the 1993–94 sitcom Getting By with Merlin Santana as his brother Marcus; they had previously appeared together on The Cosby Show. In 1997, Richmond began his role as Tamera Campbell's boyfriend Jordan Bennett on the fifth season of the hit series Sister, Sister, and became a regular cast member during its sixth and final season. While acting on Sister, Sister, he earned his second Young Artist Award nomination in 1999. Richmond starred in Trippin' (1999) as Gregory Reed, a high school senior who tends to daydream instead of focusing on his life. One reviewer claimed Richmond was "great" in the role. In an otherwise negative review, another critic viewed Richmond as "appealing" and that he "worked well" with co star Maia Campbell. During the 2000s, Richmond appeared in several films throughout the decade. In Scream 3 (2000), he played Tyson, who is later slain in the film. The following year, Richmond portrayed Malik, a character meant to satirize tokenism, in Not Another Teen Movie. Richmond was Mini Cochran in the 2002 film National Lampoon's Van Wilder, and appeared as Marcus in the independent horror film Hatchet (2007). Richmond portrayed teacher Calvin Babbitt in the short lived 2006 sitcom Teachers. Richmond acted less frequently in the 2010s. He guest starred in the series finale of Psych in 2014, portraying the boss of Gus. Richmond also appeared in the comedy film FDR: American Badass!'' (2012) as George.
Deon Richmond (born April 2, 1978) is an American actor from New York City who is best known for his recurring roles as Rudy Huxtable's friend Kenny (nicknamed "Bud") on the NBC sitcom The Cosby Show and Jordan Bennett on the ABC/The WB sitcom Sister, Sister. He has been nominated for two Young Artist Awards, winning one in 1989. Career
He is the son of Shirley Richmond. His earliest roles include an appearance in the music video for the 1985 Kool & the Gang song "Cherish" and commercials for fast food chains Burger King and McDonald's. He made his first appearance in the episode "Theo's Flight", and after appearing occasionally during season 3 Richmond was promoted to a recurring role the following season. Alongside the other child actors on the series, he won the Young Artist Award for Best Young Ensemble Performance in 1989. Richmond would go on to appear in 32 episodes of the show until it ended in 1992. Richmond played a young Eddie Murphy in the beginning scenes of the film Eddie Murphy Raw (1987), and had a small role in the Spike Lee film Mo' Better Blues. He portrayed a young drug dealer in the 1988 TV movie The Child Saver co starring Alfre Woodard, and appeared in the Kris Kross music video "Warm It Up" in 1992. He played Darren Dixon in the 1993–94 sitcom Getting By with Merlin Santana as his brother Marcus; they had previously appeared together on The Cosby Show. In 1997, Richmond began his role as Tamera Campbell's boyfriend Jordan Bennett on the fifth season of the hit series Sister, Sister, and became a regular cast member during its sixth and final season. While acting on Sister, Sister, he earned his second Young Artist Award nomination in 1999. Richmond starred in Trippin' (1999) as Gregory Reed, a high school senior who tends to daydream instead of focusing on his life. One reviewer claimed Richmond was "great" in the role. In an otherwise negative review, another critic viewed Richmond as "appealing" and that he "worked well" with co star Maia Campbell. During the 2000s, Richmond appeared in several films throughout the decade. In Scream 3 (2000), he played Tyson, who is later slain in the film. The following year, Richmond portrayed Malik, a character meant to satirize tokenism, in Not Another Teen Movie. Richmond was Mini Cochran in the 2002 film National Lampoon's Van Wilder, and appeared as Marcus in the independent horror film Hatchet (2007). Richmond portrayed teacher Calvin Babbitt in the short lived 2006 sitcom Teachers. Richmond acted less frequently in the 2010s. He guest starred in the series finale of Psych in 2014, portraying the boss of Gus. Richmond also appeared in the comedy film FDR: American Badass!'' (2012) as George.
«Эдди Мерфи Роу» (1987) фильмінің басында жас Эдди Мерфи рөлін ойнады және Спайк Лидің «Мо’ Бетер Блюз» фильмінде шағын рөлде ойнады. Альфре Вудардтың қатысуымен түсірілген «Балаларды құтқарушы» (1988) телефильмінде жас есірткі сатушы рөлін сомдады, ал 1992 жылы Kris Kross тобының «Warm It Up» музыкалық видеосында пайда болды. 1993-1994 жылдардағы «Getting By» комедиялық сериалында Мерлин Сантанамен бірге ағасы Маркус рөліндегі Даррен Диксонды ойнады; олар бұрын «Косби шоуында» бірге ойнаған.
American actor
Deon Richmond (born April 2, 1978) is an American actor from New York City who is best known for his recurring roles as Rudy Huxtable's friend Kenny (nicknamed "Bud") on the NBC sitcom The Cosby Show and Jordan Bennett on the ABC/The WB sitcom Sister, Sister. He has been nominated for two Young Artist Awards, winning one in 1989. Career
He is the son of Shirley Richmond. His earliest roles include an appearance in the music video for the 1985 Kool & the Gang song "Cherish" and commercials for fast food chains Burger King and McDonald's. He made his first appearance in the episode "Theo's Flight", and after appearing occasionally during season 3 Richmond was promoted to a recurring role the following season. Alongside the other child actors on the series, he won the Young Artist Award for Best Young Ensemble Performance in 1989. Richmond would go on to appear in 32 episodes of the show until it ended in 1992. Richmond played a young Eddie Murphy in the beginning scenes of the film Eddie Murphy Raw (1987), and had a small role in the Spike Lee film Mo' Better Blues. He portrayed a young drug dealer in the 1988 TV movie The Child Saver co starring Alfre Woodard, and appeared in the Kris Kross music video "Warm It Up" in 1992. He played Darren Dixon in the 1993–94 sitcom Getting By with Merlin Santana as his brother Marcus; they had previously appeared together on The Cosby Show. In 1997, Richmond began his role as Tamera Campbell's boyfriend Jordan Bennett on the fifth season of the hit series Sister, Sister, and became a regular cast member during its sixth and final season. While acting on Sister, Sister, he earned his second Young Artist Award nomination in 1999. Richmond starred in Trippin' (1999) as Gregory Reed, a high school senior who tends to daydream instead of focusing on his life. One reviewer claimed Richmond was "great" in the role. In an otherwise negative review, another critic viewed Richmond as "appealing" and that he "worked well" with co star Maia Campbell. During the 2000s, Richmond appeared in several films throughout the decade. In Scream 3 (2000), he played Tyson, who is later slain in the film. The following year, Richmond portrayed Malik, a character meant to satirize tokenism, in Not Another Teen Movie. Richmond was Mini Cochran in the 2002 film National Lampoon's Van Wilder, and appeared as Marcus in the independent horror film Hatchet (2007). Richmond portrayed teacher Calvin Babbitt in the short lived 2006 sitcom Teachers. Richmond acted less frequently in the 2010s. He guest starred in the series finale of Psych in 2014, portraying the boss of Gus. Richmond also appeared in the comedy film FDR: American Badass!'' (2012) as George.
Deon Richmond (born April 2, 1978) is an American actor from New York City who is best known for his recurring roles as Rudy Huxtable's friend Kenny (nicknamed "Bud") on the NBC sitcom The Cosby Show and Jordan Bennett on the ABC/The WB sitcom Sister, Sister. He has been nominated for two Young Artist Awards, winning one in 1989. Career
He is the son of Shirley Richmond. His earliest roles include an appearance in the music video for the 1985 Kool & the Gang song "Cherish" and commercials for fast food chains Burger King and McDonald's. He made his first appearance in the episode "Theo's Flight", and after appearing occasionally during season 3 Richmond was promoted to a recurring role the following season. Alongside the other child actors on the series, he won the Young Artist Award for Best Young Ensemble Performance in 1989. Richmond would go on to appear in 32 episodes of the show until it ended in 1992. Richmond played a young Eddie Murphy in the beginning scenes of the film Eddie Murphy Raw (1987), and had a small role in the Spike Lee film Mo' Better Blues. He portrayed a young drug dealer in the 1988 TV movie The Child Saver co starring Alfre Woodard, and appeared in the Kris Kross music video "Warm It Up" in 1992. He played Darren Dixon in the 1993–94 sitcom Getting By with Merlin Santana as his brother Marcus; they had previously appeared together on The Cosby Show. In 1997, Richmond began his role as Tamera Campbell's boyfriend Jordan Bennett on the fifth season of the hit series Sister, Sister, and became a regular cast member during its sixth and final season. While acting on Sister, Sister, he earned his second Young Artist Award nomination in 1999. Richmond starred in Trippin' (1999) as Gregory Reed, a high school senior who tends to daydream instead of focusing on his life. One reviewer claimed Richmond was "great" in the role. In an otherwise negative review, another critic viewed Richmond as "appealing" and that he "worked well" with co star Maia Campbell. During the 2000s, Richmond appeared in several films throughout the decade. In Scream 3 (2000), he played Tyson, who is later slain in the film. The following year, Richmond portrayed Malik, a character meant to satirize tokenism, in Not Another Teen Movie. Richmond was Mini Cochran in the 2002 film National Lampoon's Van Wilder, and appeared as Marcus in the independent horror film Hatchet (2007). Richmond portrayed teacher Calvin Babbitt in the short lived 2006 sitcom Teachers. Richmond acted less frequently in the 2010s. He guest starred in the series finale of Psych in 2014, portraying the boss of Gus. Richmond also appeared in the comedy film FDR: American Badass!'' (2012) as George.
1997 жылы Ричмонд «Сестра, сестра» хит-сериалының бесінші маусымында Тамера Кэмпбеллдің жігіті Джордан Беннетт рөлін ойнады және сериалдың соңғы, алтыншы маусымында тұрақты актер құрамына кірді. «Сестра, сестра» сериалында ойнап жүргенде 1999 жылы «Жас суретші» сыйлығына екінші рет ие болды.
American actor
Deon Richmond (born April 2, 1978) is an American actor from New York City who is best known for his recurring roles as Rudy Huxtable's friend Kenny (nicknamed "Bud") on the NBC sitcom The Cosby Show and Jordan Bennett on the ABC/The WB sitcom Sister, Sister. He has been nominated for two Young Artist Awards, winning one in 1989. Career
He is the son of Shirley Richmond. His earliest roles include an appearance in the music video for the 1985 Kool & the Gang song "Cherish" and commercials for fast food chains Burger King and McDonald's. He made his first appearance in the episode "Theo's Flight", and after appearing occasionally during season 3 Richmond was promoted to a recurring role the following season. Alongside the other child actors on the series, he won the Young Artist Award for Best Young Ensemble Performance in 1989. Richmond would go on to appear in 32 episodes of the show until it ended in 1992. Richmond played a young Eddie Murphy in the beginning scenes of the film Eddie Murphy Raw (1987), and had a small role in the Spike Lee film Mo' Better Blues. He portrayed a young drug dealer in the 1988 TV movie The Child Saver co starring Alfre Woodard, and appeared in the Kris Kross music video "Warm It Up" in 1992. He played Darren Dixon in the 1993–94 sitcom Getting By with Merlin Santana as his brother Marcus; they had previously appeared together on The Cosby Show. In 1997, Richmond began his role as Tamera Campbell's boyfriend Jordan Bennett on the fifth season of the hit series Sister, Sister, and became a regular cast member during its sixth and final season. While acting on Sister, Sister, he earned his second Young Artist Award nomination in 1999. Richmond starred in Trippin' (1999) as Gregory Reed, a high school senior who tends to daydream instead of focusing on his life. One reviewer claimed Richmond was "great" in the role. In an otherwise negative review, another critic viewed Richmond as "appealing" and that he "worked well" with co star Maia Campbell. During the 2000s, Richmond appeared in several films throughout the decade. In Scream 3 (2000), he played Tyson, who is later slain in the film. The following year, Richmond portrayed Malik, a character meant to satirize tokenism, in Not Another Teen Movie. Richmond was Mini Cochran in the 2002 film National Lampoon's Van Wilder, and appeared as Marcus in the independent horror film Hatchet (2007). Richmond portrayed teacher Calvin Babbitt in the short lived 2006 sitcom Teachers. Richmond acted less frequently in the 2010s. He guest starred in the series finale of Psych in 2014, portraying the boss of Gus. Richmond also appeared in the comedy film FDR: American Badass!'' (2012) as George.
Deon Richmond (born April 2, 1978) is an American actor from New York City who is best known for his recurring roles as Rudy Huxtable's friend Kenny (nicknamed "Bud") on the NBC sitcom The Cosby Show and Jordan Bennett on the ABC/The WB sitcom Sister, Sister. He has been nominated for two Young Artist Awards, winning one in 1989. Career
He is the son of Shirley Richmond. His earliest roles include an appearance in the music video for the 1985 Kool & the Gang song "Cherish" and commercials for fast food chains Burger King and McDonald's. He made his first appearance in the episode "Theo's Flight", and after appearing occasionally during season 3 Richmond was promoted to a recurring role the following season. Alongside the other child actors on the series, he won the Young Artist Award for Best Young Ensemble Performance in 1989. Richmond would go on to appear in 32 episodes of the show until it ended in 1992. Richmond played a young Eddie Murphy in the beginning scenes of the film Eddie Murphy Raw (1987), and had a small role in the Spike Lee film Mo' Better Blues. He portrayed a young drug dealer in the 1988 TV movie The Child Saver co starring Alfre Woodard, and appeared in the Kris Kross music video "Warm It Up" in 1992. He played Darren Dixon in the 1993–94 sitcom Getting By with Merlin Santana as his brother Marcus; they had previously appeared together on The Cosby Show. In 1997, Richmond began his role as Tamera Campbell's boyfriend Jordan Bennett on the fifth season of the hit series Sister, Sister, and became a regular cast member during its sixth and final season. While acting on Sister, Sister, he earned his second Young Artist Award nomination in 1999. Richmond starred in Trippin' (1999) as Gregory Reed, a high school senior who tends to daydream instead of focusing on his life. One reviewer claimed Richmond was "great" in the role. In an otherwise negative review, another critic viewed Richmond as "appealing" and that he "worked well" with co star Maia Campbell. During the 2000s, Richmond appeared in several films throughout the decade. In Scream 3 (2000), he played Tyson, who is later slain in the film. The following year, Richmond portrayed Malik, a character meant to satirize tokenism, in Not Another Teen Movie. Richmond was Mini Cochran in the 2002 film National Lampoon's Van Wilder, and appeared as Marcus in the independent horror film Hatchet (2007). Richmond portrayed teacher Calvin Babbitt in the short lived 2006 sitcom Teachers. Richmond acted less frequently in the 2010s. He guest starred in the series finale of Psych in 2014, portraying the boss of Gus. Richmond also appeared in the comedy film FDR: American Badass!'' (2012) as George.
«Триппин» (1999) фильмінде Грегори Рид рөлін ойнады, ол өміріне назар аударудың орнына армандауға бейім жоғары сынып оқушысы. Бір рецензент Ричмондтың рөлінде «тамаша» екенін айтты. Басқа бір сыншы Ричмондты «ұнатушы» деп бағалады және ол Майя Кэмпбеллмен «жақсы жұмыс істеді» деді.
American actor
Deon Richmond (born April 2, 1978) is an American actor from New York City who is best known for his recurring roles as Rudy Huxtable's friend Kenny (nicknamed "Bud") on the NBC sitcom The Cosby Show and Jordan Bennett on the ABC/The WB sitcom Sister, Sister. He has been nominated for two Young Artist Awards, winning one in 1989. Career
He is the son of Shirley Richmond. His earliest roles include an appearance in the music video for the 1985 Kool & the Gang song "Cherish" and commercials for fast food chains Burger King and McDonald's. He made his first appearance in the episode "Theo's Flight", and after appearing occasionally during season 3 Richmond was promoted to a recurring role the following season. Alongside the other child actors on the series, he won the Young Artist Award for Best Young Ensemble Performance in 1989. Richmond would go on to appear in 32 episodes of the show until it ended in 1992. Richmond played a young Eddie Murphy in the beginning scenes of the film Eddie Murphy Raw (1987), and had a small role in the Spike Lee film Mo' Better Blues. He portrayed a young drug dealer in the 1988 TV movie The Child Saver co starring Alfre Woodard, and appeared in the Kris Kross music video "Warm It Up" in 1992. He played Darren Dixon in the 1993–94 sitcom Getting By with Merlin Santana as his brother Marcus; they had previously appeared together on The Cosby Show. In 1997, Richmond began his role as Tamera Campbell's boyfriend Jordan Bennett on the fifth season of the hit series Sister, Sister, and became a regular cast member during its sixth and final season. While acting on Sister, Sister, he earned his second Young Artist Award nomination in 1999. Richmond starred in Trippin' (1999) as Gregory Reed, a high school senior who tends to daydream instead of focusing on his life. One reviewer claimed Richmond was "great" in the role. In an otherwise negative review, another critic viewed Richmond as "appealing" and that he "worked well" with co star Maia Campbell. During the 2000s, Richmond appeared in several films throughout the decade. In Scream 3 (2000), he played Tyson, who is later slain in the film. The following year, Richmond portrayed Malik, a character meant to satirize tokenism, in Not Another Teen Movie. Richmond was Mini Cochran in the 2002 film National Lampoon's Van Wilder, and appeared as Marcus in the independent horror film Hatchet (2007). Richmond portrayed teacher Calvin Babbitt in the short lived 2006 sitcom Teachers. Richmond acted less frequently in the 2010s. He guest starred in the series finale of Psych in 2014, portraying the boss of Gus. Richmond also appeared in the comedy film FDR: American Badass!'' (2012) as George.
Deon Richmond (born April 2, 1978) is an American actor from New York City who is best known for his recurring roles as Rudy Huxtable's friend Kenny (nicknamed "Bud") on the NBC sitcom The Cosby Show and Jordan Bennett on the ABC/The WB sitcom Sister, Sister. He has been nominated for two Young Artist Awards, winning one in 1989. Career
He is the son of Shirley Richmond. His earliest roles include an appearance in the music video for the 1985 Kool & the Gang song "Cherish" and commercials for fast food chains Burger King and McDonald's. He made his first appearance in the episode "Theo's Flight", and after appearing occasionally during season 3 Richmond was promoted to a recurring role the following season. Alongside the other child actors on the series, he won the Young Artist Award for Best Young Ensemble Performance in 1989. Richmond would go on to appear in 32 episodes of the show until it ended in 1992. Richmond played a young Eddie Murphy in the beginning scenes of the film Eddie Murphy Raw (1987), and had a small role in the Spike Lee film Mo' Better Blues. He portrayed a young drug dealer in the 1988 TV movie The Child Saver co starring Alfre Woodard, and appeared in the Kris Kross music video "Warm It Up" in 1992. He played Darren Dixon in the 1993–94 sitcom Getting By with Merlin Santana as his brother Marcus; they had previously appeared together on The Cosby Show. In 1997, Richmond began his role as Tamera Campbell's boyfriend Jordan Bennett on the fifth season of the hit series Sister, Sister, and became a regular cast member during its sixth and final season. While acting on Sister, Sister, he earned his second Young Artist Award nomination in 1999. Richmond starred in Trippin' (1999) as Gregory Reed, a high school senior who tends to daydream instead of focusing on his life. One reviewer claimed Richmond was "great" in the role. In an otherwise negative review, another critic viewed Richmond as "appealing" and that he "worked well" with co star Maia Campbell. During the 2000s, Richmond appeared in several films throughout the decade. In Scream 3 (2000), he played Tyson, who is later slain in the film. The following year, Richmond portrayed Malik, a character meant to satirize tokenism, in Not Another Teen Movie. Richmond was Mini Cochran in the 2002 film National Lampoon's Van Wilder, and appeared as Marcus in the independent horror film Hatchet (2007). Richmond portrayed teacher Calvin Babbitt in the short lived 2006 sitcom Teachers. Richmond acted less frequently in the 2010s. He guest starred in the series finale of Psych in 2014, portraying the boss of Gus. Richmond also appeared in the comedy film FDR: American Badass!'' (2012) as George.
2000 жылдары Ричмонд он жыл бойы бірнеше фильмдерде ойнады. «Scream 3» (2000) фильмінде кейін фильмде өлтірілетін Тайсон рөлін ойнады. Келесі жылы «Not Another Teen Movie» фильмінде стереотипті сатиралайтын Малик рөлін сомдады. 2002 жылы «National Lampoon's Van Wilder» фильмінде Мини Кокран рөлінде ойнады және 2007 жылы тәуелсіз қорқынышты «Hatchet» фильмінде Маркус рөлінде пайда болды.
American actor
Deon Richmond (born April 2, 1978) is an American actor from New York City who is best known for his recurring roles as Rudy Huxtable's friend Kenny (nicknamed "Bud") on the NBC sitcom The Cosby Show and Jordan Bennett on the ABC/The WB sitcom Sister, Sister. He has been nominated for two Young Artist Awards, winning one in 1989. Career
He is the son of Shirley Richmond. His earliest roles include an appearance in the music video for the 1985 Kool & the Gang song "Cherish" and commercials for fast food chains Burger King and McDonald's. He made his first appearance in the episode "Theo's Flight", and after appearing occasionally during season 3 Richmond was promoted to a recurring role the following season. Alongside the other child actors on the series, he won the Young Artist Award for Best Young Ensemble Performance in 1989. Richmond would go on to appear in 32 episodes of the show until it ended in 1992. Richmond played a young Eddie Murphy in the beginning scenes of the film Eddie Murphy Raw (1987), and had a small role in the Spike Lee film Mo' Better Blues. He portrayed a young drug dealer in the 1988 TV movie The Child Saver co starring Alfre Woodard, and appeared in the Kris Kross music video "Warm It Up" in 1992. He played Darren Dixon in the 1993–94 sitcom Getting By with Merlin Santana as his brother Marcus; they had previously appeared together on The Cosby Show. In 1997, Richmond began his role as Tamera Campbell's boyfriend Jordan Bennett on the fifth season of the hit series Sister, Sister, and became a regular cast member during its sixth and final season. While acting on Sister, Sister, he earned his second Young Artist Award nomination in 1999. Richmond starred in Trippin' (1999) as Gregory Reed, a high school senior who tends to daydream instead of focusing on his life. One reviewer claimed Richmond was "great" in the role. In an otherwise negative review, another critic viewed Richmond as "appealing" and that he "worked well" with co star Maia Campbell. During the 2000s, Richmond appeared in several films throughout the decade. In Scream 3 (2000), he played Tyson, who is later slain in the film. The following year, Richmond portrayed Malik, a character meant to satirize tokenism, in Not Another Teen Movie. Richmond was Mini Cochran in the 2002 film National Lampoon's Van Wilder, and appeared as Marcus in the independent horror film Hatchet (2007). Richmond portrayed teacher Calvin Babbitt in the short lived 2006 sitcom Teachers. Richmond acted less frequently in the 2010s. He guest starred in the series finale of Psych in 2014, portraying the boss of Gus. Richmond also appeared in the comedy film FDR: American Badass!'' (2012) as George.
Deon Richmond (born April 2, 1978) is an American actor from New York City who is best known for his recurring roles as Rudy Huxtable's friend Kenny (nicknamed "Bud") on the NBC sitcom The Cosby Show and Jordan Bennett on the ABC/The WB sitcom Sister, Sister. He has been nominated for two Young Artist Awards, winning one in 1989. Career
He is the son of Shirley Richmond. His earliest roles include an appearance in the music video for the 1985 Kool & the Gang song "Cherish" and commercials for fast food chains Burger King and McDonald's. He made his first appearance in the episode "Theo's Flight", and after appearing occasionally during season 3 Richmond was promoted to a recurring role the following season. Alongside the other child actors on the series, he won the Young Artist Award for Best Young Ensemble Performance in 1989. Richmond would go on to appear in 32 episodes of the show until it ended in 1992. Richmond played a young Eddie Murphy in the beginning scenes of the film Eddie Murphy Raw (1987), and had a small role in the Spike Lee film Mo' Better Blues. He portrayed a young drug dealer in the 1988 TV movie The Child Saver co starring Alfre Woodard, and appeared in the Kris Kross music video "Warm It Up" in 1992. He played Darren Dixon in the 1993–94 sitcom Getting By with Merlin Santana as his brother Marcus; they had previously appeared together on The Cosby Show. In 1997, Richmond began his role as Tamera Campbell's boyfriend Jordan Bennett on the fifth season of the hit series Sister, Sister, and became a regular cast member during its sixth and final season. While acting on Sister, Sister, he earned his second Young Artist Award nomination in 1999. Richmond starred in Trippin' (1999) as Gregory Reed, a high school senior who tends to daydream instead of focusing on his life. One reviewer claimed Richmond was "great" in the role. In an otherwise negative review, another critic viewed Richmond as "appealing" and that he "worked well" with co star Maia Campbell. During the 2000s, Richmond appeared in several films throughout the decade. In Scream 3 (2000), he played Tyson, who is later slain in the film. The following year, Richmond portrayed Malik, a character meant to satirize tokenism, in Not Another Teen Movie. Richmond was Mini Cochran in the 2002 film National Lampoon's Van Wilder, and appeared as Marcus in the independent horror film Hatchet (2007). Richmond portrayed teacher Calvin Babbitt in the short lived 2006 sitcom Teachers. Richmond acted less frequently in the 2010s. He guest starred in the series finale of Psych in 2014, portraying the boss of Gus. Richmond also appeared in the comedy film FDR: American Badass!'' (2012) as George.
Ричмонд 2006 жылы қысқа ғана өмір сүрген «Teachers» сериалында мұғалім Кальвин Бэббиттің рөлін сомдады. 2010 жылдары Ричмонд актерлік мансабында азаматтық үнсіздік сақтады. 2014 жылы «Psych» сериалының соңғы эпизодында Гастың басшысы рөлін ойнады. Сондай-ақ Ричмонд 2012 жылы шыққан «FDR: American Badass!» комедиялық фильмінде Джордж рөлінде ойнады.
American actor
Deon Richmond (born April 2, 1978) is an American actor from New York City who is best known for his recurring roles as Rudy Huxtable's friend Kenny (nicknamed "Bud") on the NBC sitcom The Cosby Show and Jordan Bennett on the ABC/The WB sitcom Sister, Sister. He has been nominated for two Young Artist Awards, winning one in 1989. Career
He is the son of Shirley Richmond. His earliest roles include an appearance in the music video for the 1985 Kool & the Gang song "Cherish" and commercials for fast food chains Burger King and McDonald's. He made his first appearance in the episode "Theo's Flight", and after appearing occasionally during season 3 Richmond was promoted to a recurring role the following season. Alongside the other child actors on the series, he won the Young Artist Award for Best Young Ensemble Performance in 1989. Richmond would go on to appear in 32 episodes of the show until it ended in 1992. Richmond played a young Eddie Murphy in the beginning scenes of the film Eddie Murphy Raw (1987), and had a small role in the Spike Lee film Mo' Better Blues. He portrayed a young drug dealer in the 1988 TV movie The Child Saver co starring Alfre Woodard, and appeared in the Kris Kross music video "Warm It Up" in 1992. He played Darren Dixon in the 1993–94 sitcom Getting By with Merlin Santana as his brother Marcus; they had previously appeared together on The Cosby Show. In 1997, Richmond began his role as Tamera Campbell's boyfriend Jordan Bennett on the fifth season of the hit series Sister, Sister, and became a regular cast member during its sixth and final season. While acting on Sister, Sister, he earned his second Young Artist Award nomination in 1999. Richmond starred in Trippin' (1999) as Gregory Reed, a high school senior who tends to daydream instead of focusing on his life. One reviewer claimed Richmond was "great" in the role. In an otherwise negative review, another critic viewed Richmond as "appealing" and that he "worked well" with co star Maia Campbell. During the 2000s, Richmond appeared in several films throughout the decade. In Scream 3 (2000), he played Tyson, who is later slain in the film. The following year, Richmond portrayed Malik, a character meant to satirize tokenism, in Not Another Teen Movie. Richmond was Mini Cochran in the 2002 film National Lampoon's Van Wilder, and appeared as Marcus in the independent horror film Hatchet (2007). Richmond portrayed teacher Calvin Babbitt in the short lived 2006 sitcom Teachers. Richmond acted less frequently in the 2010s. He guest starred in the series finale of Psych in 2014, portraying the boss of Gus. Richmond also appeared in the comedy film FDR: American Badass!'' (2012) as George.
Deon Richmond (born April 2, 1978) is an American actor from New York City who is best known for his recurring roles as Rudy Huxtable's friend Kenny (nicknamed "Bud") on the NBC sitcom The Cosby Show and Jordan Bennett on the ABC/The WB sitcom Sister, Sister. He has been nominated for two Young Artist Awards, winning one in 1989. Career
He is the son of Shirley Richmond. His earliest roles include an appearance in the music video for the 1985 Kool & the Gang song "Cherish" and commercials for fast food chains Burger King and McDonald's. He made his first appearance in the episode "Theo's Flight", and after appearing occasionally during season 3 Richmond was promoted to a recurring role the following season. Alongside the other child actors on the series, he won the Young Artist Award for Best Young Ensemble Performance in 1989. Richmond would go on to appear in 32 episodes of the show until it ended in 1992. Richmond played a young Eddie Murphy in the beginning scenes of the film Eddie Murphy Raw (1987), and had a small role in the Spike Lee film Mo' Better Blues. He portrayed a young drug dealer in the 1988 TV movie The Child Saver co starring Alfre Woodard, and appeared in the Kris Kross music video "Warm It Up" in 1992. He played Darren Dixon in the 1993–94 sitcom Getting By with Merlin Santana as his brother Marcus; they had previously appeared together on The Cosby Show. In 1997, Richmond began his role as Tamera Campbell's boyfriend Jordan Bennett on the fifth season of the hit series Sister, Sister, and became a regular cast member during its sixth and final season. While acting on Sister, Sister, he earned his second Young Artist Award nomination in 1999. Richmond starred in Trippin' (1999) as Gregory Reed, a high school senior who tends to daydream instead of focusing on his life. One reviewer claimed Richmond was "great" in the role. In an otherwise negative review, another critic viewed Richmond as "appealing" and that he "worked well" with co star Maia Campbell. During the 2000s, Richmond appeared in several films throughout the decade. In Scream 3 (2000), he played Tyson, who is later slain in the film. The following year, Richmond portrayed Malik, a character meant to satirize tokenism, in Not Another Teen Movie. Richmond was Mini Cochran in the 2002 film National Lampoon's Van Wilder, and appeared as Marcus in the independent horror film Hatchet (2007). Richmond portrayed teacher Calvin Babbitt in the short lived 2006 sitcom Teachers. Richmond acted less frequently in the 2010s. He guest starred in the series finale of Psych in 2014, portraying the boss of Gus. Richmond also appeared in the comedy film FDR: American Badass!'' (2012) as George.
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Жыл Атауы Рөл Ескертулер1986–92Косби шоуыКенни (сонымен қатар "Бад" деп аталды)32 эпизод, (NBC)1988Бала құтқарушыДжеки УотсонТелефильм, (TCM)1989Десперадо: Заңсыз соғыстарТомас Джефферсон IIIТелефильм, (TCM)1990Моэнің әлеміМоэТелефильм1993Американдық пьесаNat Кроуфорд1-маусым 5-эпизод, "Аллилуйя" (PBS)1993–94Өмірмен күресуDarren Dixon31 эпизод, (ABC/NBC)1994Мен және жігіттерT. C. 1-маусым 9-эпизод, "Жаман әсер" (ABC)1995Ата-аналар 'ХудТрой1-маусым 2-эпизод, "Рэйк, жалған және гофер жыланы" (WB)ӨзімізбенOn Our OwnKevinЕкі эпизод, (ABC)Купер мырзамен серуендеуЛьюис4-маусым 3-эпизод, "Р. О. Т. С." (ABC)1996Купер мырзамен серуендеуЛуис4-маусым 14-эпизод, "Жаттықтырушы кеңесші" (ABC)1997–99Апалы-сіңліліЖордан Беннет34 эпизод, (WB)2006УстаздарCalvin BabbittБес эпизод, (NBC)2007Бұл дүкен әлеміEvanТелесериал, (MTV)2014ПсихГустың жаңа шебері8-маусым 10-эпизод, "Ажырылыс" (USA) One LoveКрис Бенсон2 эпизод2019Ариф аталған шоуDeon RichmondЭпизод: "Оқиға"
Year Title Role Notes1986–92The Cosby ShowKenny (also nicknamed "Bud")32 episodes, (NBC)1988The Child SaverJackie WatsonTV movie, (TCM)1989Desperado: The Outlaw WarsThomas Jefferson IIITV movie, (TCM)1990Moe's WorldMoeTV movie1993American PlayhouseNat CrawfordSeason 11 Episode 5, Hallelujah (PBS)1993–94Getting ByDarren Dixon31 episodes, (ABC/NBC)1994Me and the BoysT. C. Season 1 episodes 9, Bad Influence (ABC)1995The Parent 'HoodTroySeason 1 Episode 2, The Rake, the fake and Gopher Snake (WB)On Our OwnKevinTwo Episodes, (ABC)Hangin' With Mr. CooperLewisSeason 4 Episode 3, R. O. T. C. (ABC)1996Hangin' With Mr. CooperLouisSeason 4 Episode 14, Coach Counselor (ABC)1997 99Sister, SisterJordan Bennett34 episodes, (WB)2006TeachersCalvin BabbittFive Episodes, (NBC)2007It's a Mall WorldEvanTV mini series, (MTV)2014PsychGus's New BossSeason 8 Episode 10, "The Breakup" (USA) One Love Chris Benson 2 episodes 2019 That Show Called Arif Deon Richmond Episode: "The Incident"