Jessie T. Usher

Actor known for 'Survivor's Remorse'

Jessie T. Usher - Performers & Entertainers born February 29th, 1992
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Born in 1992, an American actor gained recognition through the Starz series 'Survivor's Remorse' where he played the role of Cam Calloway. The series ran for four seasons and depicted the life of a basketball player navigating personal and professional challenges after signing a lucrative contract in the NBA. This role showcased acting skills and contributed to the show's critical reception. Besides television, appeared in the Amazon series 'The Boys' as A-Train, further establishing a presence in the entertainment industry. Participated in various films and projects, building a career centered around significant television roles.

'Survivor's Remorse'

'The Boys'

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