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Mike Epps (Actor)

Stand-up comedian-turned-actor Mike Epps got his first big break performing on HBO’s “Def Comedy Jam”... (Learn more)

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Mike Epps’s Milestones

	First tried stand-up at a talent competition in his native Indiana
	Moved to Atlanta, where he became a regular performer at the Comedy Act Theater
	Raised in Gary, Indiana
	Served four months in a juvenile center for gluing a classmate's hands together
1995	Began touring the Def Comedy Jam circuit
1996	Featured in actor Vin Diesel's directorial debut "Strays"
1999	Guested on an episode of "The Sopranos" (HBO)
1999	Relocated to Los Angeles to pursue film career; offered an audition for "Next Friday" after producer and star Ice Cube saw his stand-up
2000	Appeared in the Jamie Foxx actioner "Bait"
2000	Had a cameo in "3 Strikes"
2000	Starred as Day-Day, Ice Cube's emasculated cousin in the comedy sequel "Next Friday"; improvised much of his performance
2001	Featured in the Harvard-set, marijuana-fueled comedy "How High" alongside rappers Method Man and Redman
2001	Lent his voice to a character in "Dr. Dolittle 2"
2002	Reteamed with Ice Cube in the action comedy "All About the Benjamins"
2002	Third collaboration with Ice Cube, co-starring in the sequel "Friday After Next"
2003	Co-starred in the comedy "The Fighting Temptations"
2005	Cast as Ed Norton in the big-screen remake of "The Honeymooners"
2006	Cast in the romantic comedy "Something New"
2007	Co-starred with Don Cheadle and Cedric The Entertainer in "Talk To Me"