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Kym Whitley

Actress Film

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Adaptable Curious Communicative Witty Sociable Intellectual

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1961-06-07
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Comedian and actress Kym Whitley first stepped into the spotlight in the early 1990s, gradually building her presence in the entertainment industry. Now, Kym Whitley really started gaining attention in 1996 when she landed a co-starring role on the UPN sitcom “Sparks,” which featured James Avery as the patriarch of a family-run law firm. Over the years, Kym Whitley continued to make her mark with recurring appearances on popular sitcoms like “My Wife and Kids” and “The Parkers.” You might also remember Kym Whitley from her standout performance in the comedy film “Next Friday,” where she played a memorable supporting role.

But that’s not all—Kym Whitley’s vibrant and energetic personality translated perfectly into voice acting, opening up another avenue in her career. She lent her voice to several animated series, including the acclaimed “The Boondocks” and the retro-styled “Black Dynamite,” both of which showcased her comedic timing and flair. Fast forward to 2012, and Kym Whitley took on a key role in the network sitcom “Animal Practice,” though, unfortunately, the show didn’t last long. Still, Kym Whitley has remained a recognizable and beloved figure in comedy and television.

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When it comes to Kym Whitley’s career highlights, one standout moment definitely comes from her role in The Weekend (2018), which turned out to be Kym Whitley’s highest rated film to date. Fans and critics alike responded positively to her performance, making it a clear favorite among her body of work. On the other hand, Kym Whitley was also part of The Perfect Man (2005), a project that, while entertaining for some, ended up being Kym Whitley’s lowest rated movie according to audience and critic reviews. Still, even with the ups and downs, Kym Whitley continues to bring energy and talent to every role she takes on.

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