Kene Holliday
Biography: Sturdy, reliable character player Kene Holliday specialized in portrayals of vociferous everymen, with a strong emphasis on television work. Holliday landed one of his first major roles in the small-screen blockbuster Roots: The Next Generations (as Detroit, one of the direct descendants of the iconic Kunta Kinte), and subsequently divided his time between occasional big-screen features (No Small Affair, The Philadelphia Experiment), series work (with many appearances on Matlock), and TV movies, such as the 1988 Dangerous Company. Holliday tackled a rare yet effective lead role in the much-anticipated 2007 drama Great World of Sound, as Clarence, a well-meaning record producer in training who discovers that his parent company isn't exactly all that it professes to be.
Kene Holliday's Scores
- Movies
- TV
| Average career score: | 56 | |
|---|---|---|
| Highest Metascore: | Great World of Sound | |
| Lowest Metascore: | The Philadelphia Experiment | |
- By date
- By user score
| Title: | Year: | Credit: | User score: |
|---|---|---|---|
| Great World of Sound | Sep 14, 2007 | Clarence | 5.3 |
| No Small Affair | Nov 9, 1984 | Walt Cronin | tbd |
| The Philadelphia Experiment | Aug 3, 1984 | Major Clark | 8.0 |