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Milestones
- 2005: Co-starred with Ashton Kutcher in the comedy "Guess Who," loosely based on the 1967 film "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
- 2004: Reunites with the original cast for "Ocean's Twelve" directed by Steven Soderbergh
- 2004: Starred as an aging baseball star who retuns to baseball to reach his goal of 3,000 hits in "Mr. 3000"
- 2003: Co-starred as Chris Rock's big brother and presidential running mate in " Head of State"
- 2003: Played Bosley in the comedy sequel "Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle"
- 2003: Received an Emmy and Golden Globe nomination for Best Actor in a Comedy Series for his role on "Bernie Mac Show"
- 2002: Received a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actor in a Comedy/Musical for his role in "The Bernie Mac Show"; received a SAG nomination for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series
- 2001: Acted in Steven Soderbergh's
"Ocean's Eleven" a remake of the 1960 heist film
- From 2001 to Present: Headlined own TV sitcom "The Bernie Mac Show"; premiered on Fox in fall (November)
- 2001: Co-starred as a fence in the Martin Lawrence-Danny DeVito comedy "What's the Worst That Could Happen?"
- 2000: Was featured in Spike Lee's documentary film "The Original Kings of Comedy"
- 1997: Had supporting roles in "B.A.P.S" and "How to Be a Player"
- 1996: Was in ensemble cast of Spike Lee's "Get on the Bus"
- 1996: Played recurring role on the UPN comedy series "Moesha"
- 1995: Appeared in a supporting role in the feature "Friday"
- 1995: Had one-month comedy series on HBO, "Midnight Mac"
- 1994: Produced and starred in the comedy act, "Who Ya Wit Tour"
- 1992: Feature film debut, bit part in "Mo' Money"
- 1990: Won the Miller Lite Comedy Search
- Became opening act for Redd Foxx, Dionne Warwick and Natalie Cole, among others
- Began appearing in nightclubs in the Chicago area
- Participated in "The Kings of Comedy" tour
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