Ice-T

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Characters played by Ice-T

Odafin 'Fin' Tutuola — Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999)

Detective in the NYPD Special Victims Unit at Manhattan's 16th precinct who investigates sexually oriented crimes such as rape, child sexual abuse and human trafficking alongside the squad, helping build cases for prosecution with the district attorney's office.

Taanzi — Duckman (1994)

A credited character in the Duckman animated series.

J-Bone — Johnny Mnemonic (1995)

Leader of the LoTeks, an anti-establishment hacktivist group. Provides sanctuary for Johnny and orchestrates the decryption process using a dolphin named Jones.

Scotty Appleton — New Jack City (1991)

An undercover NYPD detective who volunteers to infiltrate Nino Brown's gang after being suspended. He recruits Pookie as an informant, goes deep undercover as a dealer, and ultimately confronts Nino at the end, exposing his criminal past and brutally beating him before he is taken into custody.

Odessa — Ricochet (1991)

Odessa is Nick Styles's childhood friend who has become a major drug dealer in South Central Los Angeles. Although Styles urges him to stop selling drugs to children, Odessa later protects Styles's family, helps him fake his death, and lures Earl Talbott Blake to the Watts Towers. Odessa ultimately electrocutes Blake and accepts Styles's invitation to play basketball.

T-Saint — Tank Girl (1995)

T-Saint is a Ripper who distrusts Tank Girl and Jet Girl and objects to Deetee sending them on a weapons mission. His suspicion reflects the Rippers' unease about the newcomers, but the girls return with the shipment, and the group discovers that W&P has tricked them.

Mack Daddy — Leprechaun in the Hood (2000)

Ruthless hip-hop mogul whose stolen magical flute triggers a deadly conflict.

Mason — Surviving the Game (1994)

Homeless veteran forced into a deadly hunting game by wealthy clients. Initially broken by personal tragedy, he transforms into a resourceful survivor, using his wits and terrain knowledge to outmaneuver and eliminate the hunters. He ultimately escapes and spares his final pursuer.

Rap Talker — Breakin' (1984)

Street performer and hype man.

King James — Trespass (1992)

The ruthless leader of a local gang operating in the abandoned building. He uses Vince and Don as human shields during a standoff, demands their surrender, and pursues them aggressively after one of his men dies. He ultimately engages in a fatal shootout with Don.

Chesterfield — Bloodrunners (2017)

Chesterfield is a bandleader who appears to control the hidden club and its bootlegging business. He is connected to the vampire network behind the liquor operation, later revealing its true nature, and he keeps Jack Malone alive because he values him, making him both an antagonist and a calculating power broker.

Matthew Reese — Judgment Day (1999)

Matthew Reese investigates Thomas Payne's organization and follows leads connected to its activities. He pressures Damon to arrange a meeting with Luther, then questions Luther about a reporter who secretly recorded Thomas Payne. His investigation provides information that helps him and his allies keep searching for a way into the facility where Dr. David Corbett is held.

Career Overview

Ice-T has 196 screen credits in a career dating back to 1969. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Breakin' with 3 titles. Signature works include Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, New Jack City, Johnny Mnemonic. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
196
Birth Date
1958-02-16
Birth Place
Newark, New Jersey, USA

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 4 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q309941), public domain (CC0).