Kadeem Hardison
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Movie Credits
I Was a Network Star (2006)
Life Is Not a Fairytale: The Fantasia Barrino Story (2006)
Love Hollywood Style (2006)
[ Andy Dick ][ Bodhi Elfman ][ Robert Picardo ][ Stephen Tobolowsky ][ Peter Greene ]
The Cassidy Kids (2006)
[ Judah Friedlander ]
Dunsmore (2003)
[ Barry Corbin ][ Jeff Chase ]
Biker Boyz (2003)
[ Tyson Beckford ][ Djimon Hounsou ][ Laurence Fishburne ][ Terrence Howard ][ Rick Gonzalez ]
Who's Your Daddy? (2003)
[ Justin Berfield ][ William Atherton ][ Dave Thomas ][ Matt Weinberg ]
Face of Terror (2003)
[ Rick Schroder ][ Eric Balfour ]
Red Skies (2002)
[ Shawn Christian ]
Showtime (2002)
[ Corey Michael Eubanks ][ Eddie Murphy ][ Robert De Niro ][ William Shatner ][ Mos Def ]
Thank Heaven (2001)
[ Matt Keeslar ][ Gus Carr ][ Willie Garson ]
Bent out of Shape (2001)
[ Jason Marsden ][ Phil LaMarr ][ Kevin Michael Richardson ]
Instinct to Kill (2001)
[ Mark Dacascos ]
Fire & Ice (2001)
[ John Kapelos ]
30 Years to Life (2001)
[ Tracy Morgan ]
Dancing in September (2000)
[ Jay Underwood ][ Isaiah Washington ][ Gary Dourdan ][ Chi McBride ][ James Avery ]
They're Playing My Song (2000)
Give Me Death (1998)
Blind Faith (1998)
[ Charles S. Dutton ][ Courtney B. Vance ]
Drive (1997)
[ Mark Dacascos ][ Tracey Walter ][ David Hayter ]
The Sixth Man (1997)
[ Marlon Wayans ][ Flex Alexander ][ David Paymer ][ Will Sasso ]
Panther (1995)
[ Robert Culp ][ Chris Rock ][ James Russo ][ Bokeem Woodbine ][ Chris Tucker ]
Vampire in Brooklyn (1995)
[ Eddie Murphy ][ Wes Craven ][ John Witherspoon ][ Mitch Pileggi ][ Jsu Garcia ]
Renaissance Man (1994)
[ Richard T Jones ][ Matt Keeslar ][ James Remar ][ Cliff Robertson ][ Mark Wahlberg ]
Gunmen (1994)
[ Christopher Lambert ][ Patrick Stewart ][ Denis Leary ]
Faith, Hope, and Charity: Part 1 (1992)
Faith, Hope, and Charity: Part 2 (1992)
[ Nestor Carbonell ][ Gary Dourdan ]
Just Another Four-Letter Word (1992)
Words Up! (1992)
White Men Can't Jump (1992)
[ Woody Harrelson ][ Wesley Snipes ]
Def by Temptation (1990)
[ John Canada Terrell ][ Samuel L. Jackson ][ Bill Nunn ]
Ducktales: The Movie Special (1990)
Dream Date (1989)
[ Pauly Shore ]
The Heat Is On (1989)
I'm Gonna Git You Sucka (1988)
[ Bernie Casey ][ Chris Rock ][ Marlon Wayans ][ Shawn Wayans ][ Damon Wayans ]
School Daze (1988)
[ Giancarlo Esposito ][ Samuel L. Jackson ][ Laurence Fishburne ][ Spike Lee ][ Ossie Davis ]
Enemy Territory (1987)
[ Jan-Michael Vincent ][ Tony Todd ][ Deon Richmond ]
Rappin' (1985)
[ Eriq La Salle ]
Go Tell It on the Mountain (1985)
[ Giancarlo Esposito ][ Ving Rhames ][ Paul Winfield ]
Beat Street (1984)
House of Dies Drear (1984)
[ Clarence Williams III ]
The Color of Friendship (1981)
[ Cleavon Little ]

 

Best known as slightly geeky would-be ladies' man Dwayne Wayne on the television series A Different World, actor Kadeem Hardison's engaging onscreen persona and easy flair for comedy has earned him steady work as a supporting player in both film and television. Born in Brooklyn, NY, in 1965, Hardison became interested in acting when he was in his early teens, and he began studying theater at New York's Eubie Blake Theater, where one of his instructors was Earle Hyman, who later portrayed Grandpa Huxtable on The Cosby Show. Hardison's work with Hyman helped win the young actor a guest spot on a 1984 episode of The Cosby Show, playing opposite Lisa Bonet; the same year, Hardison made his big-screen debut with a small role in the hip-hop musical Beat Street. Hardison made a handful of appearances in movies and television projects over the next two years, but his debut appearance on The Cosby Show earned him a major dividend in 1987, when Denise Huxtable, Lisa Bonet's character on The Cosby Show, was spun-off into her own series, A Different World, and Hardison was cast as fellow student Dwayne Wayne. While Bonet left the show after its first season, Hardison remained in the cast for its entire seven-season run, and directed several during the show's final two seasons. During his down time from A Different World, Hardison continued to work in motion pictures, with supporting roles in I'm Gonna Git You Sucka and School Daze and a leading role in the independent horror film Def By Temptation. After A Different World went off the air in 1993, Hardison concentrated on film work, with roles ranging from the horror/comedy Vampire in Brooklyn to the political drama Panther. In 1997, he took another stab at series television on the short-lived sitcom Between Brothers, and began adding more TV guests spots to his resum


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