Terry Crews
American actor, television host, and American football player (born 1968) · United States · Actors
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Something wrong?Terry Crews carved out a second career after the NFL by playing the exasperated father and the lovable precinct sergeant - two roles that turned a former defensive end into one of the more reliable faces in American sitcoms.
A life in dates
PAW Patrol: The Dino MovieFilm, Alistair Stonewall (voice)2022
SherriSeries2021
RumbleFilm, Tentacular (voice)2020
The WilloughbysFilm, Commander Melanoff (voice)2018
Craig of the CreekSeries, Duane (voice)2017
Sandy WexlerFilm, 'Bedtime' Bobby Barnes2015
The Ridiculous 6Film, Chico2014
Late Night with Seth MeyersSeries2013
Brooklyn Nine-NineSeries, Terry Jeffords
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2Film, 2013Earl Devereaux (voice)2011
BridesmaidsFilm, Boot Camp Instructor2010
ConanSeries
Lottery TicketFilm, 2010Jimmy the Driver2008
Get SmartFilm, Agent 912006
America's Got TalentSeries
ClickFilm, 2006Singing Driver (uncredited)2005
Harsh TimesFilm, Darrell2003
Arrested DevelopmentSeries, Herbert Love
Malibu's Most WantedFilm, 20038 Ball2002
CSI: MiamiSeries, Craig Waters
Friday After NextFilm, 2002Damon2000
The 6th DayFilm, Vincent1996
The Daily ShowSeries1989
CopsSeries, Producer1968Born30 July 1968Also in Deutsch
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984K subscribersFilmography 40
159 credits on file
Television 24
About this person
Born July 30, 1968, Crews played college ball at Western Michigan before spending time as a defensive end and linebacker for the Los Angeles Rams, San Diego Chargers, and Washington Redskins through the 1990s. When football ended he pivoted to acting, landing in comedies like Friday After Next (2002) and White Chicks (2004) before Julius Rock - the no-nonsense dad in Everybody Hates Chris (2005-2009) - made him a fixture on television. Brooklyn Nine-Nine followed in 2013, with Crews as Terry Jeffords for eight seasons across Fox and NBC. He hosted Who Wants to Be a Millionaire from 2014 to 2015, starred in his own BET reality show The Family Crews, and took over America's Got Talent in 2019. In 2017 he went public with his own story of sexual assault during the MeToo movement and was named among Time's Person of the Year; he has spoken openly about growing up with a violent father and become an advocate against sexism.
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