Rockmond Dunbar

Actor in 'The Mentalist' and 'Prison Break'

Rockmond Dunbar - Performers & Entertainers born January 11th, 1973
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An American actor achieved prominence through roles in various television series. Gained recognition for portraying Benjamin Miles 'C-Note' Franklin in the series 'Prison Break' and played a significant role as Dennis Abbott in 'The Mentalist'. Also featured in the show 'Soul Food' and appeared in films such as 'The Better Half'. His work spans multiple genres and he has demonstrated versatility throughout his career.

Portrayed C-Note in 'Prison Break'

Played Dennis Abbott in 'The Mentalist'

Appeared in 'Soul Food'

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