Nick Cannon

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Characters played by Nick Cannon

Self - Host — The Masked Singer (2019)

Hosts the reality singing competition, guiding the program's format and proceedings.

MIB Autopsy Agent — Men in Black II (2002)

Agency technician conducting alien post-mortem exams.

Ringo — The Misfits (2021)

Ringo is a locksmith and master of disguise who belongs to the Misfits. He infiltrates the Jazeristan prison by posing as a sanitation-company owner, coordinates the disguised entry of the team, helps create a gold replacement for the damaged statue, and removes it from the prison while working alongside Pace and Wick.

Louis — Garfield (2004)

Supporting character appearing in neighborhood scenes.

Alvin Johnson — Love Don't Co$t a Thing (2003)

An extremely intelligent high school student skilled at designing car engines. He works as a pool cleaner to fund a scholarship project, but risks his opportunity to repair a car and enter a fake relationship. After becoming popular and alienating his friends, Alvin recognizes his mistakes, completes the engine, reconciles with them, and begins a genuine relationship with Paris.

Devon Miles — Drumline (2002)

A gifted but arrogant freshman drummer who attends Atlanta A&T University on scholarship. Devon becomes the only freshman placed in P1, clashes with Sean and Dr. Lee, and is expelled after provoking a fight. He rejects an offer from Morris Brown, matures through teamwork, helps create a winning cadence, and earns a future return to the band.

Godfrey Snow — Even Money (2007)

Godfrey Snow is Clyde’s younger brother and a college basketball star. Clyde asks him to shave points because of his gambling debt, but Godfrey is later told that the debt is supposedly settled. He makes the game-winning shot, unknowingly defying Victor’s plan and placing Clyde in mortal danger.

Salazar — Day of the Dead (2008)

A fellow soldier who joins Sarah and Bud during the chaos in the hospital parking lot. In the underground bunker, he is surrounded by zombies and makes a heroic sacrifice, allowing Sarah to break free and reunite with her brother and Nina.

TJ Harper — Goal II: Living the Dream (2007)

Television personality making a brief appearance.

Demetrius 'Chi-Raq' Dupree — Chi-Raq (2015)

Rapper and gang leader of the Spartans, and Lysistrata's lover. He leads his faction in a prolonged turf war against the Trojans and initially refuses to stop fighting despite the nationwide sex strike. After a climactic confrontation with his lover and being confronted with the tragic consequences of his actions, he ultimately confesses to a murder and surrenders to authorities.

Brer Rabbit — The Adventures of Brer Rabbit (2006)

Anthropomorphic protagonist who constantly outwits predators like Brer Fox and Brer Wolf through clever tricks and reverse psychology. Originally a constellation, he moves to Earth and becomes a trickster figure whose adventures are recounted to Janey. He teaches valuable lessons about perception and strategy before falling into another trap at the story's end.

Devon Miles — Drumline: A New Beat (2014)

A gifted freshman drummer who joins A&T on a full scholarship and initially lets his talent and confidence outrun his respect for the band. After lying about reading music and being expelled following a fight, he rejects an offer from rival Morris Brown and returns to help A&T prepare for the Classic. His growing teamwork earns Dr. Lee’s trust and a chance to play in the final drumline face-off.

Career Overview

Nick Cannon has 94 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently Drumline Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include The Masked Singer, Monster House, The Misfits. 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
94
Birth Date
1980-10-08
Birth Place
San Diego, California, USA

Known For

Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 7 universes

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