Shawn Wayans

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RECENT CREDITS

Dance Flick (FILM) May. 22, 2009

Little Man (FILM) Jul. 14, 2006

2006 BET Awards (TV) Jun. 27, 2006

Scary Movie 4 (FILM) Apr. 14, 2006

The 2005 Teen Choice Awards (TV) Aug. 16, 2005

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2006 With brothers Keenen and Marlon created, "Thugaboo," (Nickelodeon) a series of animated children's shows that follows the misadventures of nine kids growing up in the inner city

2006 Co-wrote and co-starred with brother Marlon in the comedy, "The Little Man"; directed by brother Keenen Ivory Wayans

2004 Co-wrote and starred with brother Marlon Wayans as FBI agents that go undercover as hotel heiresses in "White Chicks" directed by brother Keenen Ivory Wayans

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2006 With brothers Keenen and Marlon created, "Thugaboo," (Nickelodeon) a series of animated children's shows that follows the misadventures of nine kids growing up in the inner city

2006 Co-wrote and co-starred with brother Marlon in the comedy, "The Little Man"; directed by brother Keenen Ivory Wayans

2004 Co-wrote and starred with brother Marlon Wayans as FBI agents that go undercover as hotel heiresses in "White Chicks" directed by brother Keenen Ivory Wayans

2001 Returned to co-star with brother Marlon in "Scary Movie 2"

2000 Co-wrote and co-starred in "Scary Movie"

1996 Co-wrote and co-executive produced with brother Marlon the feature "Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood", a parody of "hood" movies of the 1990s; brother Keenan al

1993 Guest-starred in episode of ABC's "Hangin' with Mr. Cooper"

1991 Appeared as Robo in episode of ABC's "MacGyver"

1990 - 1993 Began as rapmaster SW-1 on Fox's "In Living Color" and later became a featured performer

1989 Made acting debut in brother Keenan Ivory Wayans' feature "I'm Gonna Get You Sucka"

Consultant, co-creator (with brother Marlon) and star of The WB sitcom "The Wayan Bros."

Provided the voice of Toof on The WB's animated children's series "Waynehead", based on brother Damon's real-life childhood experiences