J. Lamont Pope

Pope worked on a variety of projects during Pope's early entertainment career, including "A Different World" (NBC, 1987-1993), "Bopha!" with Danny Glover (1993) and "Family Matters" (CBS, 1989-1998). Pope also contributed to "Jason's Lyric" (1994), "Running Against Time" (USA, 1990-91) and "The Inkwell" (1994) starring Larenz Tate. In the nineties and the early 2000s, Pope lent Pope's talents to projects like "Road Dogs" (1999) starring Glenn Plummer, "The Wood" (1999) starring Elayn Taylor and "Undercover Brother" with Eddie Griffin (2002). Pope's credits also expanded to "Eurotrip" (2004). Most recently, Pope voiced characters in the Simon Baker romantic comedy "Something New" (2006).