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Christopher B. Duncan
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Christopher B. Duncan

Acting Born 4 Dec 1964 — 61.649750774113 years old Lincoln, Nebraska, USA

Christopher B. Duncan is an American actor. He is best known for portraying Braxton P. Hartnabrig on The Jamie Foxx Show and he is also known for playing President Barack Obama on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.  He portrayed Obama in the 2010 film My Name is Khan as well. Duncan received his B.F.A. from the University of Colorado, Boulder. In addition to B...

As actor

16 titles
Christmas Dilemma poster MOVIE Watched In progress

Christmas Dilemma

2020 · 120 min

Hollywont poster MOVIE Watched In progress

Hollywont

2016 · 87 min

The Congress poster MOVIE Watched In progress

The Congress

2013 · 123 min

Feeding Mr. Baldwin poster MOVIE Watched In progress

Feeding Mr. Baldwin

2013 · 94 min

LEGO Hero Factory: Brain Attack poster MOVIE Watched In progress

LEGO Hero Factory: Brain Attack

2013 · 23 min

LEGO Hero Factory: Savage Planet poster MOVIE Watched In progress

LEGO Hero Factory: Savage Planet

2011 · 45 min

Ticket Out poster MOVIE Watched In progress

Ticket Out

2011 · 90 min

LEGO Hero Factory: Rise of the Rookies poster MOVIE Watched In progress

LEGO Hero Factory: Rise of the Rookies

2010 · 88 min

Contradictions of the Heart poster MOVIE Watched In progress

Contradictions of the Heart

2009 · 86 min

Fair Game poster MOVIE Watched In progress

Fair Game

2005 · 88 min

Johnson Family Vacation poster MOVIE Watched In progress

Johnson Family Vacation

2004 · 97 min

Fatal Blade poster MOVIE Watched In progress

Fatal Blade

2000 · 94 min

Original Gangstas poster MOVIE Watched In progress

Original Gangstas

1996 · 99 min

Jack Reed: A Search for Justice poster MOVIE Watched In progress

Jack Reed: A Search for Justice

1994 · 91 min

The First Family poster SERIES Watched In progress

The First Family

2012

The Jamie Foxx Show poster SERIES Watched In progress

The Jamie Foxx Show

1996 · 22 min