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Known For
Acting
Birthday
March 22, 1954
Died
September 9, 2001
Place of Birth
Jacksonville, Texas, USA
Tommy Hollis
0.6 Popularity
Biography
Tommy Janor Hollis (March 22, 1954 – September 9, 2001) was an American film, television, and stage actor. A native of Jacksonville, Texas, his first major film appearance was in Ghostbusters as the mayor's aide (1984). He played Earl Little in the Spike Lee-directed movie Malcolm X (1992). Hollis died in New York City from complications of diabetes. He had no children. Source: Article "Tommy Hollis" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.
Known For
5.5
News Cameraman
Mary and Rhoda
2000
6.8
Now and Again
1999
🎬
7.3
Reverend Jackson
Mama Flora's Family
1998
6.3
Fat Willie
Primary Colors
1998
0.0
Booker T. Washington
Creating Ragtime
1998
6.7
Judge
First Time Felon
1997
5.8
Boss Plumber
Joe's Apartment
1996
6.0
Mr. Washington
Zooman
1995
7.2
Avery
The Piano Lesson
1995
8.3
2nd Policeman
Léon: The Professional
1994
Credits
Mary and Rhoda
as News Cameraman
2000
5.5
Now and Again
1999
6.8
🎬
Mama Flora's Family
as Reverend Jackson
1998
7.3
Primary Colors
as Fat Willie
1998
6.3
Creating Ragtime
as Booker T. Washington
1998
0.0
First Time Felon
as Judge
1997
6.7
Joe's Apartment
as Boss Plumber
1996
5.8
Zooman
as Mr. Washington
1995
6.0
The Piano Lesson
as Avery
1995
7.2
Léon: The Professional
as 2nd Policeman
1994
8.3
The Vernon Johns Story
as Coach Hill
1994
8.5
Homicide: Life on the Street
1993
8.1
Malcolm X
as Earl Little
1992
7.5
Stay the Night
as Det. Clarke
1992
1.0
Separate But Equal
as Harry Briggs
1991
6.5
Separate but Equal
as Harry Briggs Sr.
1991
6.0
The Colored Museum
as the Man, the Narrator
1991
0.0
Law & Order
as Ed Monroe
1990
7.4
Law & Order
as Dean Isaac Wadleigh
1990
7.4
Astonished
as Ivan / Fyodor
1988
3.0
Moonstruck
as Parking Attendant
1987
6.8
The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd
as Singer
1987
6.0
L.A. Law
as Geoffrey Marchant
1986
7.0
Ghostbusters
as Mayor's Aide
1984
7.5
Great Performances
as The Man / The Narrator
1971
5.8