Christopher B. Duncan
Nacido 4 dic 1964 · Lincoln, Nebraska, USA
Christopher B. Duncan is an American actor. He is best known for portraying Braxton P. Hartnabrig on The Jamie Foxx Show and he is also known for playing President Barack Obama on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. He portrayed Obama in the 2010 film My Name is Khan as well. Duncan received his B.F.A. from the University of Colorado, Boulder. In addition to Braxton P. Hartnabrig, he also portrayed Spyro in Original Gangstas and starred in two Craig T. Nelson television shows: The District and Coach. In addition, he portrayed Clarence Wiedman on the show Veronica Mars and Mr. Matthews in Aliens in America. In 2006, he appeared on Criminal Minds in the episode, 'The Last Word' as Agent James Sheridan who calls the BAU to St.Louis to help with a case regarding two serial killers who are in competition with each other. Description above from the Wikipedia article Christopher B. Duncan, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia .
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2022
La primera muerte
2022
The Equalizer
2021
Swagger
2021
FBI: Most Wanted
2020
Your Honor
2020
Christmas Dilemma
2020
3 del infierno
2019
9-1-1
2018
FBI
2018
The Resident
2018
Legacies
2018
Black Lightning
2018
Rosewood
2015
El congreso
2013
Feeding Mr. Baldwin
2013
The First Family
2012
Diseñando a Jane
2012
Huyendo del pasado
2012
Cambiadas al nacer
2011
Los Vengadores: Los Super Héroes más poderosos de la Tierra
2010
Mi nombre es Khan
2010
LEGO Hero Factory: Rise of the Rookies
2010
Modern Family
2009
Castle
2009
Contradictions of the Heart
2009
iCarly
2007
Shark
2006
Mentes criminales
2005
Bones
2005
Wanted
2005
Fair Game
2005
Justicia Ciega
2004
Veronica Mars
2004
Vacaciones en familia
2004
Navy: Investigación criminal
2003
CSI: Miami
2002
24
2001
CSI: Las Vegas
2000
The District
2000
Gedo
2000
Tres reyes
1999
El abogado
1997
The Jamie Foxx Show
1996
Las aventuras de Sinbad
1996
Original Gangstas (Hot city)
1996
Jack Reed: En busca de la justicia
1994
Diagnóstico: Asesinato
1993
Martin
1992
Sigue soñando
1990
Coach
1989
Cosas de casa
1989