Darrin Dewitt Henson is a multifaceted American artist, renowned for his remarkable versatility in acting, producing, and choreography. Throughout his illustrious career, he has made significant contributions to various sectors within the entertainment industry.
As an actor, Henson has gained widespread recognition for his captivating performances in a range of films, including "The Express," where he portrayed Jim Brown, "Stomp the Yard," in which he played the role of Grant, "Tekken," where he brought Raven to life, and "Black Bear," a Netflix original, in which he played the character of Cowboy.
His diverse range as an actor has earned him critical acclaim and nominations for the prestigious International AMAA Award in Africa, for his outstanding performance in the South African film "Zulu Wedding." Furthermore, Henson has been honored with a series cast member recipient for the Best TV Series drama NAACP Image Award for his work on the critically acclaimed TV series "Soul Food" (Showtime),and has been nominated as an author for his thought-provoking book, "Intimate Thoughts and the Spirit of Change," all of which have been recognized by the NAACP.
In addition to his impressive acting credits, Henson is also a talented choreographer, having received an MTV Award for his work on NSYNC's iconic music video "Bye Bye Bye." Currently, Henson can be seen on Starz's "Double Cross," where he plays the role of Dt. Ryan, and on Netflix's popular series "The Family Business," which is now in its sixth season.
