Faizon Love

Actor and screenwriter in comedy films

Faizon Love - Performers & Entertainers born June 14th, 1968
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Born in Cuba, raised in the United States, contributed to the comedy genre as an actor and screenwriter. Starred in the film 'Friday' as Big Worm, and appeared in 'The Replacements' alongside Keanu Reeves. Had a recurring role on the television series 'The Parent 'Hood'. His work spans both film and television, showcasing a talent for comedic performances.

Played Big Worm in 'Friday'

Appeared in 'The Replacements'

Had a role in 'The Parent 'Hood'

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