Reginald L. Barnes

Reginald L. Barnes is originally from Omaha, Nebraska, which is in the USA. He was born on September 28 in the year 1980. Barnes is primarily an actor who has played versatile roles in several films. He is an accomplished actor presently on the rise. Barnes is an actor. Among his filmography, he is widely known for the drama film Chintu Ka Birthday (2020), in which he played a major supporting role, shot on location during winter in Mumbai, India. The film won "Best Picture" at the Jagran Film Festival in Mumbai. Some other films Barnes featured in include West Side Story, released in 2021, in which he played the role of Detective #2. He also played the role of Damon Nash in the film FBI: Most Wanted in 2020. In 2019, in the film Wu-Tang: An American Saga Barnes played Nash.

In the fall of 2002, Reginald was a contestant on NBC's "The Weakest Link." He won the contest, furthering his success. 2013 brought his lead role as Pastor Derrick Jones in the feature film Flawed by Travis Williams. The movie premiered at the Symphony Space NYC. The feature film is available on DVD. Barnes’ performance as an actor is in the drama film The Winds That Scatter, and a short film titled Night Stream by AJ Epyx Productions. Along with playing I.O. in the gritty web series Jus' Brooklyn, Reginald is the television personality of the sensational comedy/news show Pop Media. It has attracted considerable popularity for its comical depictions of Kanye West Kanye West is a Hollywood singer, hip hop recordin >> Read More... , and Rick Ross, among others with, the YouTube parody sensation- Key Of Awesome.

Barnes has garnered success featuring Off-Broadway in the long-running hit play Black Angels Over Tuskegee (Actors Temple). Among his many credits establishing Barnes’ career are roles in Reflections Of A Heart (Clurman Theatre), A Soldier's Play (Producers Club), and Deceit Of Truth, which he performed at Roy Arias Theatre. His performance in Deceit of Truth garnered him a nomination for Best ACTOR at the DC Black Theatre Festival in 2011. Reginald also appeared in Thomas Ades' Powder Her Face. He also acted in the Downtown Urban Theatre Festival. This was for a theatrical adaptation of best-selling novelist James Earl Hardy's classic- B-Boy Blues.