Darrin Henson

Personal Info

Birthday

May 5, 1972

(53 years old)

Place of Birth

Bronx, New York City, New York, USA

Also Known As

Darrin Dewitt Henson

Darren Dewitt Henson

Darrin Henson

Biography

Darrin Henson is an American film and television actor, choreographer, author, motivational speaker, and celebrity trainer, best known for playing ex-convict-turned-businessman, Lem Van Adams, on Showtime's television series _Soul Food_.

Known For

Carl Weber's The Family Business

Tekken

Soul Food

Stomp the Yard

The Hustle

Double Cross

The Express

Pee-wee's Big Holiday

Filmography

2024
Spawns
as Ian Banks
2023
Till Death Do Us
as Pastor Marcus
Big Boss
as Mystery Guy's Father
The Forbidden Daughter
as Shannon
2022
Chocolate City 3: Live Tour
as Magnus
Sons 2 the Grave
as Detective David Reynolds
2020
Steppin' Back to Love
as Derrick
2019
Zulu Wedding
as Tex
Submission
as Cowboy
Staged Killer
as Trent
The Last Astronaut
as Commander Ba'ku
2018
The Products of the American Ghetto
as Easy
Kinky
as Bradley
The Choir Director
as Aaron Mackie
Intensive Care
as Jeremiah
It's a Date
as Wesley Franks
And I Danced
as Self
2017
Nothing Like Thanksgiving
as Kenneth Swain
2016
Bad Girl
as Pastor Charles Robinson
Chocolate City: Vegas Strip
as Magnus
Pee-wee's Big Holiday
as Police Officer
Silent Cry Aloud
as Lemar
2015
A Christmas to Remember
as Michael
Chocolate City
as Magnus
I Really Hate My Ex
as Robert
2014
After
as Andy
Four of Hearts
as Derrick
Black Coffee
as Robert
2013
The Last Letter
as Dr. Jacobs
Frat Brothers
as Quincy Cooper
In the Meantime
as Kwame
2012
The Great Divide
as Randy
The Last Fall
as Rell Lee
The Marriage Chronicles
as David Jones
2011
The Inheritance
as Tyrone
The Ideal Husband
as Devin
Kiss the Bride
as Thomas
2010
Tekken
as Raven
2008
The Express
as Jim Brown
A Good Man Is Hard to Find
as Clarence
The Hustle
as Brother Efrom
2007
April Fools
as Detective Ward
Stomp the Yard
as Grant
Life Support
as MJ2
2006
The Last Stand
as TD
2005
The Fabric of a Man
as Joshua King
The Salon
as Michael
2004
Barbershops Uncut: East Coast
as Self
1999
Double Platinum
as Dancer