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Meshell Ndegeocello

Actress (5) Sound (1)

Born: 29 August 1968 (57) in Berlin, Germany

Known from: The End of Violence, Standing in the Shadows of Motown and Ellen

IMDb profile: Meshell Ndegeocello

Known from

Full filmography (6)
2,44 (104)

The End of Violence

1997 • 122 minuten
as Malike
3,44 (47)

Standing in the Shadows of Motown

2002 • 116 minuten
as Herself
2,65 (23)

Ellen

1994 - 1998 (TV-show)
as Self (uncredited)
3,20 (5)

In Living Color

1990 - 1994 (TV-show)
3,50 (2)

New York Undercover

1994 - 1998 (TV-show)

Collaborated with

John Diehl John Diehl
Wim Wenders Wim Wenders
Roxane Gay Roxane Gay
Ulrich Felsberg Ulrich Felsberg
Andy Alvarez Andy Alvarez
Patricia Norris Patricia Norris
Ntozake Shange Ntozake Shange
Gary Katz Gary Katz
Earle Sebastian Earle Sebastian
Caroline Berler Caroline Berler
Nicholas Klein Nicholas Klein
Frederick Howard Frederick Howard
Elmo Weber Elmo Weber
John Carlin John Carlin
Jack Ashford Jack Ashford

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