Cedric "The Entertainer" is a multifaceted comedian and actor, cherished for his engaging and humorous performances on both the big screen and television. Known for his memorable roles in films like the "Barbershop" series alongside Ice Cube, "Be Cool" with John Travolta, and as a voice talent in the animated feature "Madagascar," Cedric has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry. His versatility as an actor is further exemplified in movies like "Intolerable Cruelty" with George Clooney and the documentary feature "The Original Kings of Comedy," directed by Spike Lee, where he showcased his comedic prowess to critical acclaim. April 2004 marked a milestone in Cedric's career as he starred in and produced the box office success "Johnson Family Vacation," which topped the charts as the #1 comedy in America for two weeks. His film repertoire includes commendable performances in "The Honeymooners," where he took on the iconic role of Ralph Cramden, drawing praise from esteemed critic Roger Ebert, as well as appearances in "Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events" with Jim Carrey and "Man of the House" with Tommy Lee Jones. Cedric's voice acting credits also stand out, with roles in "Dr. Dolittle 2" and "Ice Age," displaying his ability to bring animated characters to life. Cedric's television success is highlighted by his two-time NAACP Image Award-winning portrayal of Coach Cedric Robinson on "The Steve Harvey Show," a series that enjoyed a successful six-season run. He also earned the AFTRA Award of Excellence in Television Programming for his own Fox series, "Cedric the Entertainer Presents...". His talents extend beyond acting, as he penned his first comedy book, "Grown-Ass Man," released in January 2002, which resonated with fans nationwide. In addition to his creative endeavors, Cedric has made notable contributions to advertising, starring in a Bud Light commercial that captivated over 144 million viewers during the Super Bowl, leading USA Today to name him "Madison Avenue's Most Valuable Player." His early career was marked by receiving the Richard Pryor Comic of the Year Award from Black Entertainment Television in 1994, stemming from his influential work as a host on "Def Comedy Jam" and BET's "Comic View." Beyond entertainment, Cedric is committed to philanthropy through The Cedric 'The Entertainer' Charitable Foundation, which provides scholarships and outreach programs to support inner-city youth and families in his hometown of St. Louis, Missouri, with plans to expand its reach nationally. With his production company, A Bird and a Bear Entertainment, Cedric aims to produce captivating feature films, with "Johnson Family Vacation" being the inaugural project under this banner. Cedric's ongoing dedication to both his craft and community continues to make a lasting impression on audiences worldwide.