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Brandon T. Jackson

Born March 7, 1984 is an American actor and stand up comedian.

Jackson attended West Bloomfield High School. After graduation he moved to Los Angeles. He recounts being "discovered" at the Laugh Factory there. His role as Junior in the film Roll Bounce won him the 2006 Black Reel Award for Breakthrough Performance. He hosts the Brandon T. Jackson Show on The N channel. He will also be starring in the upcoming film Tropic Thunder as Alpa Chino. The movie also stars Ben Stiller, Jack Black, Nick Nolte, and Robert Downey Jr.

Quick Info
Birth name Brandon Timothy Jackson
Also known as The Class Clown, Brandon T. Jackson, Alpa Chino
Born March 7, 1984, Detroit, Michigan
Origin Los Angeles, California
Occupation(s) Actor and stand up comedian

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