Nashawn Kearse
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. NaShawn Kearse is an American television and film actor. Kearse has made television appearances in HBO series Entourage, as rapper Saigon's cousin; and in The Shield. Kearse had a recurring part in ABC series Desperate Housewives, replacing the fired Page Kennedy in the role of Caleb Applewhite, a fugitive held captive in his mother (Alfre Woodard)'s basement. Prior to Desperate Housewives, Kearse had roles in Taxi, Marci X, Cross Bronx, and as a voice on the video game, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. Kearse co-starred in the 2007 film My Brother alongside Vanessa L. Williams. Description above from the Wikipedia article NaShawn Kearse, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Taxi
(2004)
Marci X (2003)
A Jewish-American Princess is forced to take control of a hard-core hip-hop record label and tries to rein the one of the label's most controversial rappers. (more)
A Jewish-American Princess is forced to take control of a hard-core hip-hop record label and tries to rein the one of the label's most controversial rappers. (more)
The Briefcase (2011)
Through a series of calamitous events, he finds himself handcuffed to a naïve, but eager Dan (Keith Nobbs) who miraculously has stolen the prized briefcase. (more)
Through a series of calamitous events, he finds himself handcuffed to a naïve, but eager Dan (Keith Nobbs) who miraculously has stolen the prized briefcase. (more)
Barry
(2016)
A biopic of Barack Obama set during his time as a college student in New York City. (more)
A biopic of Barack Obama set during his time as a college student in New York City. (more)
My Brother (2006)
"My Brother" is an inner city story of two impoverished boys, Isaiah and James. James is developmentally disabled. Their mother, L'Tisha, finds herself in a tragic situation. Dying of tuberculosis, she desperately tries to get her two boys, eight and eleven at the ... (more)
"My Brother" is an inner city story of two impoverished boys, Isaiah and James. James is developmentally disabled. Their mother, L'Tisha, finds herself in a tragic situation. Dying of tuberculosis, she desperately tries to get her two boys, eight and eleven at the ... (more)