Morocco Omari

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Morocco Omari was born on 7 May 1975 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for P-Valley (2020), Manhattan Lockdown (2019) and Homeland (2011). He was previously married to JoNell Kennedy.

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P-Valley

7.5

TV Series

Big L
Big L.

Manhattan Lockdown

6.7

Deputy Mayor Mott

2019

Homeland

8.3

TV Series

Conrad Fuller

Empire

7.4

TV Series

Tariq

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Actor

The Equalizer
5.6
TV Series
- John McCall
- 2023
P-Valley
7.5
TV Series
- Big L.
- Big L
- 2020–2022
61st Street
6.9
TV Series
- Speak
- 2022
All Fruits Ripe
Short
- Mr. Mitchell
- 2021
FBI
7.1
TV Series
- Frank Dixon
- 2021
Wendy Williams: The Movie
5.6
TV Movie
- Kevin Hunter
- 2021
The Girl in the Yellow Jumper
5.6
- Expert
- 2020
The G
8.1
TV Series
- Councilman White
- 2018–2019
Manhattan Lockdown
6.7
- Deputy Mayor Mott
- 2019
Step Dads
6.2
TV Series
- Malcolm Turner (2019-)
- 2019
Tales
6.0
TV Series
- Chris
- 2019
Live from Lincoln Center
8.5
TV Series
- Xavier
- 2019
Date.Love.Repeat.
TV Series
- Alvin
- 2018
Blue Bloods
7.7
TV Series
- Samson George
- 2018
Empire
7.4
TV Series
- Tariq
- 2016–2017

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Official site
- Official Site
Height
- 1.85 m
Born
- May 7, 1975
- Chicago, Illinois, USA
Spouse
- JoNell KennedyOctober 7, 2001 - December 5, 2006 (divorced)
Other works
(October 2, 2008 to November 2, 2008) He played Harmond Wilks in August Wilson's play, "Radio Golf," at the Public Theater in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with Tyla Abercrumbie (Mame); Montae Russell (Sterling Johnson); E. Milton Wheeler (Roosevelt Wicks); and Alfred H. Wilson (Old Joe); in the cast. Ron OJ Parson was director. Jack Magaw was scenic designer. Myrna Colley-Lee was costume designer. Brian Sidney Bembridge was lighting designer. Vincent Olivieri was sound designer. Fredric H. Orner was production stage manager. Ashley Martin was assistant stage manager. Ted Pappas was artistic director.