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Romany Malco, Jr. (born November 18, 1968) is an American actor and music producer. He has been nominated for several awards, including an NAACP Image Award, MTV Movie Award, and Screen Actors Guild Award. Malco portrayed Conrad Shepard on the Showtime series Weeds. He currently plays George St. Cloud on the ABC primetime one-hour drama No Ordinary Family.
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Known For
The 40 Year Old Virgin
(2005)
Jay
The Tuxedo
(2002)
Mitch
Night School
(2018)
Jaylen
Baby Mama
(2008)
Oscar Priyan
Almost Christmas
(2016)
Christian
A Little Bit of Heaven
(2011)
Peter Cooper
Last Vegas
(2013)
Lonnie
The DUFF
(2015)
Principal Buchanon
Blades of Glory
(2007)
Jesse
Gulliver's Travels
(2010)
Hank (uncredited)
The Ex
(2006)
Doctor Hakim Oliver
Think Like a Man Too
(2014)
Zeke Freeman
Think Like a Man
(2012)
Zeke Freeman
Holiday Rush
(2019)
Rashon 'Rush' Williams
The Love Guru
(2008)
Darren Roanoke
Top Five
(2014)
Benny
Full Filmography
Acting
Urban Menace
(1999)
Syn
Corrupt
(1999)
Snackbar Dude
The Wrecking Crew
(2000)
Chewy
The Château
(2001)
Allen 'Rex' Granville
The Prime Gig
(2001)
Zeke
Too Legit: The MC Hammer Story
(2001)
MC Hammer
Ticker
(2001)
T.J
White Boy
(2002)
Mike Robinson
The Tuxedo
(2002)
Mitch
Churchill: The Hollywood Years
(2004)
Denzil Eisenhower
True Vinyl
(2004)
Nite Owl
The 40 Year Old Virgin
(2005)
Jay
The Ex
(2006)
Doctor Hakim Oliver
Blades of Glory
(2007)
Jesse
Baby Mama
(2008)
Oscar Priyan
The Love Guru
(2008)
Darren Roanoke
Saint John of Las Vegas
(2010)
Virgil
Gulliver's Travels
(2010)
Hank (uncredited)
A Little Bit of Heaven
(2011)
Peter Cooper
Think Like a Man
(2012)
Zeke Freeman
Last Vegas
(2013)
Lonnie
Think Like a Man Too
(2014)
Zeke Freeman
Top Five
(2014)
Benny
The DUFF
(2015)
Principal Buchanon
When the Bough Breaks
(2016)
Todd Decker
Almost Christmas
(2016)
Christian
Night School
(2018)
Jaylen
Holiday Rush
(2019)
Rashon 'Rush' Williams
Tijuana Jackson: Purpose Over Prison
(2020)
Tijuana Jackson
Writing
Directing