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Robert X. Golphin is an American award-nominated actor, award-winning filmmaker/screenwriter, author, motivational speaker/orator, and journalist from Philadelphia,Pennsylvania. He is best known for his portrayal of Dunbar Reed in the The Great Debaters (2007), in which he acted opposite Denzel Washington,Nate Parker, andJermaine Williams. Some of Robert's other work include HBO's The Wire (2002) and the indie featuresRounding First (2005) and The Beautiful Ordinary (2007). But it is perhaps the short film genre where Robert's range is on full display. His slender physique may brand him un…
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- The Wire (2002) as Crackhead (uncredited)
- The Great Debaters (2007) as Dunbar Reed
- Remember the Daze (2008) as Boy #2
- The Underground Kings (2014) as Javier
- How to Tie a Tie (2022) Cast
- Punch Me (2011) Director
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Selected TV credits: The Wire (2002), The Underground Kings (2014).
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