Reno Wilson

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One Last Time (2019)

Roy Reno Wilson is an American actor from Brooklyn who is known for playing Howard from The Cosby Show, Officer Carl McMillan in Mike & Molly, Detective Tom Selway from Blind Justice and for voicing various Cybertronians in the Transformers film franchise. He has two children with his wife Coco Fausone.

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Awards
- 2 nominations total

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Known for

Mike & Molly

6.5

TV Series

Officer Carl McMillan

Good Girls

7.7

TV Series

Stan Hill

Dexter: Original Sin

8.2

TV Series

Det. Bobby Watt

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Actor

Dexter: Original Sin
8.2
TV Series
- Det. Bobby Watt
- 2024–2025
Chocolate with Sprinkles
Short
- Art
- 2024
Fatal Attraction
6.4
TV Mini Series
- Earl Broker
- Earl Booker
- 2023
Retro
Short
- Retro
- 2023
Bel-Air
6.4
TV Series
- James Lewis
- 2023
A Snowy Day in Oakland
5.0
- Marquis King
- 2023
Tyson's Run
6.1
- Mayor Coleman
- 2022
The Last Policeman
TV Movie
- David Duran
- 2021
Good Girls
7.7
TV Series
- Stan Hill
- 2018–2021
Born a Champion
6.8
- Terry Pittman
- 2021
Quarantine
6.1
TV Series
- Det Jordan
- 2020
Bolden
5.6
- Louis Armstrong
- 2019
Grand-Daddy Day Care
5.0
- Frank Collins
- 2019
Transformers: The Last Knight
5.2
- Mohawk
- Sqweeks (voice)
- 2017
Officer Downe
4.2
- Carter
- 2016

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Alternative names
- Roy R. Wilson
Height
- 6′ 1″ (1.85 m)
Born
- January 20
- USA
Spouse
- Coco Fausone? - present (2 children)
Other works
TV commercials for Sprite playing the voice of Thirst (2004)

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Trivia
Plays the character of "Officer Carl McMillan", on Mike & Molly (2010) to Cleo King character, "Grandma", however, Reno Wilson, born January 1969, is only 6 years & 5 months younger than Cleo King, born August 1962, possibly the smallest age difference between actors playing grandchild and grandparent in regular series television history.