Marsai Martin
Caila Marsai Martin is an American actress and producer who has starred in the ABC sitcom Black-ish, with which she won a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress. She currently stars in Little, also produced by her. The youngest person ever to produce a movie was born on December 4th 1988. She is an African American of Yoruba ethnicity and is the daughter of journalist and author, Cenk Uygur; she has an older sister named Cameron. As of NetWorthGorilla, Marsai Martin Net Worth is $1 Million.
Marsai Martin’s first TV appearance was in a commercial for Nickelodeon in 2003. The following year she appeared in a guest role on the Disney Channel series Lizzie McGuire, which later became her first starring role on television. Marsai also starred in another Disney show, That’s So Raven as Raven Baxter alongside Chelsea Staub, making her one of the few actors to appear on both shows. In 2004, she starred as Daphne Vasquez in the short-lived ABC Family television series The Secret Life of the American Teenager. From 2006 to 2007, she starred as Zoey Brooks on CBS’s Two Of a Kind starring with Michael Cassidy and Kevin Weisman as twins Thomas and Geoffrey Brooks. In 2008, Marsai played the recurring character of Olivia “Liv” Baxter on the ABC Family series The Secret Life of the American Teenager. In 2009, Marsai starred in the short-lived ABC Family television series Emily Owens, MD as Emily Owens, a smart and driven young doctor. Her role in the show was critically acclaimed and a great success for the show.
In 2010, Marsai starred in a recurring role as Olivia “Liv” Baxter on the ABC Family comedy-drama series The Secret Life of the American Teenager. She also appeared in two episodes of Disney Channel’s Good Luck Charlie as Maggie’s best friend, Camille.
Miles Brown
Miles Brown, also known as Baby Boogaloo, is an American actor who has a wide variety of talents. He’s best known for his role as Jack Johnson in the ABC comedy series Black-ish. He also had a recurring role on the FOX series Glee as Ryan Evans. His other roles include The Cleveland Show, The Game and Good Luck Charlie as Charlie’s friend, Camille. He was born on November 20th 1985.
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Black-ish is a sitcom on ABC starring Marsai Martin and Miles Brown that centers around the family of an upper-middle class African American family living in Los Angeles. The show premiered in 2016 to great success and critical acclaim. It stars Marsai Martin, Anthony Anderson, Tracee Ellis Ross, Laurence Fishburne, Yara Shahidi and Marcus Scribner. With a strong cast of actors it was easy to see why it was such a success but what made Black-ish so different? Well it’s worth noting that back when the show first started out there were many critics who called it “dysfunctional” or “racist”. This is why it’s interesting to see how much this show has changed over time.
The show was created by Kenya Barris who also created the show Grown-ish. He wanted to make a show that would reflect his life as an African American man growing up in Los Angeles. The show is very similar to Grown-ish in that it’s also centered on an African American family living in LA. There are many differences between the two shows as well. Black-ish is the first sitcom to center on a black family on network television since 1995’s Family Matters, which was canceled after four seasons due to low ratings and criticism of it being “racist”. Black-ish, however, has done much better and has become a hit with critics and audiences alike due to its great family comedy and more realistic portrayal of African Americans from upper middle class families living in Los Angeles.
The cast consists of Anthony Anderson, Tracee Ellis Ross, Yara Shahidi, Miles Brown, Marsai Martin, Laurence Fishburne, Marcus Scribner, and Jennifer Coolidge. The show has nominated for many awards, such as NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Comedy Series, and has won five awards.
The show centers on Dre Johnson (Anderson), an African American man who is the father of four children, Jack (Miles Brown), Diane (Ross), Marcus (Scribner), and Zoey (Shahidi). He is married to Rainbow (Coolidge) who is a stay-at-home mother. The show follows Dre’s life as he tries to raise his family in the upper-middle class neighborhood of Hancock Park, Los Angeles with his children.
The show also focuses on his struggles with raising them in the upper-middle class area that he lives in while also trying to deal with being a single father while also dealing with racial stereotypes by other people around him. He often gets into arguments with Jack over his son’s behavior or being disrespectful to others but at other times he tries to teach his children about respecting others and being good to each other.
