Roger Aaron Brown Biography
Roger Aaron Brown is an American character actor who appeared in the hit CBS drama television series The District from 2000 to 2004, as well as a brief role in the 1988 science fiction picture Alien Nation.
How old is Roger Aaron Brown? – Age
He is 74 years old as of 12 June 2023. He was born in 1949 in Washington, D.C., United States.
Roger Aaron Brown Net Worth
He has an estimated net worth of $6 million.
Roger Aaron Brown The District
He appeared as Deputy Chief Joe Noland in the American crime drama and police procedural television series The District. Jack Mannion, a former Newark, New Jersey police commissioner and New York Transit police officer, has been hired as the chief of the bureaucratic Washington, DC police force. To reform and refurbish the police, he must fight crime, internal corruption, and Congress’ authority alongside his detectives and supporters.
The District was inspired by Jack Maple, the former New York City Deputy Police Commissioner who reformed the NYPD and established the CompStat program. Maple’s experiences were adapted into a book and a television series proposal. He died from colon cancer in 2001. The series was recorded in Los Angeles, with some location shooting in Washington, D.C., and his role in the storyline was restricted after season 1.
Roger Aaron Brown I’ll Fly Away
He appeared as Reverend Henry in the American television drama series I’ll Fly Away. In 1992, the drama series I’ll Fly Away won two Emmys and received 23 nominations. It also won three Humanitas Prizes, two Golden Globes, two NAACP Image Awards, and a Peabody Award. Despite its success, NBC cancelled the series in 1993.
I’ll Fly Away: Then and Now, a two-hour film, was created to reconcile lingering storylines and deliver a real conclusion. The series was later broadcast on PBS and PAX. The series’ name is derived from a 1929 Christian hymn. Lilly Harper was voted 15th on TV Guide’s list of the 50 greatest TV characters of all time, and 9th on their list of 60 shows “Cancelled Too Soon.”
Roger Aaron Brown The Legion of Extraordinary Dancers
He appeared as The Narrator in the American web series The Legion of Extraordinary Dancers. The series was made, coordinated, and created by Jon M. Chu, who says he was roused to make it by Michael Jackson’s “Thrill ride” and “Smooth Lawbreaker” music recordings and by the artists he met while shooting the film Move forward 2: The Roads. The series was arranged by Christopher Scott and Harry Shum, Jr., with partner movement by Galen Snares. Individuals had a wide assortment of fortes, including hip-jump, krumping, contemporary, deceiving, popping, b-boying, jazz, tap, and artful dance. The movement and tricks were all genuine. There were no embellishments or wire work, and the whole series was shot on the spot without the utilization of green screens.
half of the deals of the authority LXD Shirt went to help crafted by the not-for-profit association Imperceptible Kids, Inc. Panther was the lead supporter for The LXD. Starting around 2010, an authority soundtrack was underway. The primary LXD dramatic delivery was introduced as a 3D short movie, screening before the chief’s fan cut of Justin Bieber: Never Say Never.
Roger Aaron Brown Movies
♦ 2015 – The Meddler
♦ 2013 – Holy Ghost People
♦ 2012 – Seeking a Friend for the End of the World
♦ 2010 – The LXD: The Uprising Begins
♦ 2010 – The LXD: The Secrets of the Ra
♦ 2009 – The Princess and the Frog
♦ 1996 – DNA
♦ 1995 – Tall Tale
♦ 1995 – Galaxis
♦ 1995 – The Wind in the Willows
♦ 1994 – China Moon
♦ 1991 – Shout
♦ 1991 – Grave Images
♦ 1990 – Downtown
Roger Aaron Brown TV Shows
♦ 2013 – Elementary
♦ 2012 – See Dad Run
♦ 2010 – Supernatural
♦ 2010 – The Whole Truth
♦ 2010–2011 – The Legion of Extraordinary Dancers
♦ 2009 – General Hospital
♦ 2009 – House
♦ 2009 – Nip/Tuck
♦ 2008 – Medium
♦ 2008 – CSI: NY
♦ 2007 – Saving Grace
♦ 2007 – Life
♦ 2006 – Criminal Minds
♦ 2006 – ER
♦ 2005 – Clubhouse
♦ 2005 – CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
♦ 2000 – Judging Amy
