Nicole Ari Parker

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Biography

Recent Role:
Susan Oppenheim on The Deep End
Gender:
Female
Born:
10-7-1970
Birthplace:
Baltimore, Maryland
Birth Name:
Nicole Ari Parker
AKA:
Nicole Parker, Nicole Ari Kodjoe, Nicole Ari Kodjoe, Nicole Ari Ofuatye-Kodjoe

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    10 Perfect
    She is one of the greatest actress of this time. The characters that she play are all countless and somehow connect well with me and my friends. We have so much fun watching on tv with Boris and were all excited to find out about the baby!!! Congrats hide show

    It was so funny that me and friends were so aexcited to find out about the baby like we were the ones having it. We were coming up with names and trying to figure out who the baby was going to look like. Back to Nicole. Coming the Washington, DC area seeing someone who has had an effect on my life like her constantly on the screen, it causes me to look for her in different movies or shows, or even constantly telling people that she could have played that part!! Much love!

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    10 Perfect
    A very talented actress who doesn't get nearly enough credit for all of her accomplishments. She happens to be one of my favorite actresses, and I wish more people would recognize her for her incredible work. hide show

    Like most people, I first took notice to the wonderful actress Nicole Ari Parker in the Showtime series “Soul Food,” where she portrayed Teri Joseph, the feisty corporate lawyer and high-and-mighty oldest sister of Bird and Maxine. However, much to my surprise, Parker had been tip-toeing around the big screen long before she got her big break on “Soul Food.” She first burst onto the scene with the leading role in the indie film “The Incredibly True Adventures of Two Girls in Love” where she plays a young lesbian. That role was followed by a long string of starring roles in other independent films, such as “Harlem Aria,” “Sebastian Cole,” and “Mute Love.” She also appeared in more well-known movies, like “Boogie Nights,” “Divas,” and “200 Cigarettes” before she landed her gig on “Soul Food.”

    Not only is Nicole Parker an established actress, she is also a published poet, with work including in an anthology of young poets entitled “New Breezes.” She also has an extensive background in theater, having performed in incredible Off-Broadway productions such as “Chicago,” “House of Lear,” and “Romeo and Juliet.” Parker is a participant of nonprofit organizations as well, such as Habitat for Humanity and Sheila E’s Lil’ Angel Bunny Foundation.

    Nicole Parker is such a talented actress as well as a phenomenal person, and she is not given the credit she deserves. Hopefully, one day Hollywood will see what I see when I watch her movies and her television shows — a gifted young actress who has yet to reach her peak. And maybe then she will receive the respect she has been entitled to but denied for far too long.

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