Movies with Kendrick Sampson

Kendrick Sampson is a captivating presence on the silver screen, a versatile actor who seamlessly inhabits a diverse array of characters. From the charming romantic lead in the holiday hit Something from Tiffany's to the poignant, socially conscious roles in films like Between the World and Me, Sampson's performances are marked by an effortless naturalism and depth of emotion. Sampson first gained widespread recognition for his acclaimed work on the small screen, with standout turns in series like The Vampire Diaries, How to Get Away with Murder, and the groundbreaking HBO comedy Insecure. But it is on the big screen where the actor has truly showcased his impressive range, delivering nuanced and often socially conscious portrayals that have cemented his reputation as one of the most compelling young actors of his generation. In the powerful Resurrection: The J.R. Richard Story, for instance, Sampson imbues his character with a quiet dignity and resilience, while in the acclaimed Miss Juneteenth, he brings a warm, subtle humanity to his role as a devoted father. Equally adept at commanding the screen in action-driven thrillers like Rougarou and thought-provoking dramas, Sampson is an actor who refuses to be pigeonholed. His upcoming projects, including the sci-fi film Michael and the romantic drama Eric Jerome Dickey's Friends and Lovers Part I, promise to further showcase his versatility and solidify his status as one of the most compelling and nuanced performers of his generation.