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Hassan Johnson
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In short · Acting since 1994, 4 decades active, 23 credits.
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Biography
Hassan "Iniko" Johnson is an American actor known for his roles in television. He gained recognition for portraying Roland "Wee-Bey" Brice on HBO's *The Wire*, a critically acclaimed crime drama. Johnson also starred as Drew Hill in *Flatbush Misdemeanors*, a comedy series on Showtime. A native of Park Hill, Staten Island, New York, he has built a career in television through his performances in diverse genres.
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23 credits
Hunther(2022)
Charlie
Film
Flatbush Misdemeanors(2021)
Drew
TV
Equal Standard(2020)
Justice
Film
Standing Up, Falling Down(2020)
Aaron
Film
A Talent for Trouble(2018)
Sean Wellington
FilmSets(2018)
Escobar
TV
Blood Brother(2018)
Joe
FilmTrappin'(2018)
Greedy
TV
Bobbi Kristina(2017)
Bobby Brown
Film
Ovum(2015)
Barnard
Film
An American in Hollywood(2014)
Paul
Film
Newlyweeds(2013)
Two For Three
Film
Once Upon a Time in Queens(2013)
Agent Butler
Film
Gun(2010)
Clinton
Film
Brooklyn's Finest(2010)
Beamer
Film
Frankenhood(2009)
Marcellus
Film
American Dream(2008)
Wisdom
Film
I Tried(2007)
KP
Film
Prison Song(2001)
Jay
Film
Law and order SVU(1999)
Rick Tyler (1 Episode) , Junior (1 Episode)
TV
Belly(1998)
Mark
Film
The Devil's Own(1997)
Teenager
Film
ER(1994)
Darnell Thibeaux (5 Episodes)
TV
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