Acting · 1959
Charlie Murphy
Born Jul 12, 1959·New York City, New York, USA·Died Apr 12, 2017 (57)
Charles Quinton 'Charlie' Murphy (July 12, 1959 - April 12, 2017) was an American actor, comedian, and writer famous for being a cast member and writer on the Comedy Central sketch-comedy series Chappelle's Show. He is also known for his work with his younger brother, actor/comedian Eddie Murphy. He died from leukemia on April 12, 2017, aged 57 in Brooklyn.
Filmography
40 titles- 2016
Meet the BlacksKey Flo4.7Movie - 2014
PowerMarshal Williams7.7Show - 2014
Black JesusVic5.8Show - 2012
Gotham Comedy LiveSelf - Host5.5Show - 2012
Eddie Murphy: One Night OnlySelf6.0Movie - 2010
Hawaii Five-0Don McKinney7.7Show - 2010
Are We There Yet?6.5Show - 2010
Lottery TicketSemaj5.6Movie - 2010
Charlie Murphy: I Will Not ApologizeHimself5.4Movie - 2010
Our Family WeddingT.J.5.6Movie - 2009
Why We Laugh: Black Comedians on Black ComedySelf8.0Movie - 2008
The HustleJunior Walker6.3Movie - 2008
Bar StarzClay the Doorman / Arnie3.2Movie - 2007
NorbitFloyd the Dog (voice)5.7Movie - 2007
UnearthedHank4.2Movie - 2007
The Perfect HolidayJ-Jizzy5.3Movie - 2007
Mattie Fresno and the Holoflux UniverseGriss5.5Movie - 2007
Universal RemoteVarious3.7Movie - 2006
Night at the MuseumTaxi Driver6.6Movie - 2006
Thugaboo: Sneaker MadnessBig Kid (voice)7.0Movie - 2005
The Boondocks8.3Show - 2005
Nick Cannon Presents: Wild 'N Out8.0Show - 2005Too Late with Adam Carolla8.5Show
- 2005
King's RansomHerb Clarke5.0Movie - 2005
Roll BounceVictor6.8Movie - 2005
LovesickDamian (as Charles Q. Murphy)5.5Movie - 2003
Chappelle's ShowWeed Smoker (uncredited)8.1Show - 2003
Death of a DynastyDick James / Dukey Man / Sock Head6.4Movie - 2002
Paper SoldiersDetective Johnson5.6Movie - 2001
One on OneSenator Larry Eldredge7.9Show - 1998
The Players ClubBrooklyn6.4Movie - 1995
Murder Was the CaseJC6.1Movie - 1993
CB4Gusto6.1Movie - 1992
MartinBro Fo' Real7.5Show - 1991
Jungle FeverLivin' Large6.4Movie - 1990
Mo' Better BluesEggy6.5Movie - 1990
The Kid Who Loved ChristmasJamal6.6Movie - 1989
Harlem NightsJimmy6.1Movie - 1975
Saturday Night LiveSelf (uncredited)6.9Show - 1970
The LandlordHubcap Thief (uncredited)6.0Movie