Malinda Williams Biography
Malinda Williams is an American actress and producer. She started her career on television, before appearing in films High School High in 1996, A Thin Line Between Love and Hate in 1996 and The Wood in 1999.
From 2000 to 2004 Williams starred in the Showtime drama series Soul Food as Tracy “Bird” Van Adams, for which she received three NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series nominations. After starring role in the short-lived NBC drama series Windfall, she returned to film playing supporting roles in Idlewild in 2006, Daddy’s Little Girls in 2007, First Sunday in 2008 and 2 Days in New York in 2012.
Malinda Williams Age
Williams was born on September 24, 1975Elizabeth, New Jersey. U.S. She is 43 years old as of 2018.
Malinda Williams Height
Williams stands at a height of 1.58 m.
Malinda Williams Net Worth
Williams has an estimated net worth of $2.5 million dollars.
Malinda Williams Son
Williams has a son called Omikaye Phifer, whom she got from her former spouse, Mekhi Phifer.
Malinda Williams Husband – Malinda Williams Married
Williams married actor Mekhi Phifer from 1999 to 2003 and the two had a son. She married D-Nice in August 2008 and the two divorced in 2010.
Malinda Williams Sister
Williams has two sisters namely Leslie Dunn and Lisa Sorensen.
Malinda Williams Career
Williams made her television debut in 1987 in an episode of The Cosby Show. She guest starred on Miami Vice, My So-Called Life, Roc, Sister, NYPD Blue and Moesha. In film, Williams made her debut in the 1996 dark comedy-romance film A Thin Line Between Love and Hate. Later that year, Williams co-starred in Sunset Park and High School High. She had a starring role from 1997 to 1998, in The WB sitcom Nick Freno: Licensed Teacher. Williams appeared in the romantic comedy film The Wood in 1999 and in the thriller Uninvited Guest that following year.
Williams is well known for her role in the Showtime drama series Soul Food as Tracy “Bird” Van Adams. The show is a continuation of the successful 1997 film of the same name. The show also starred Nicole Ari Parker and Vanessa A. Williams. Williams received three NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series nominations due to her performance. The series aired from 2000 to 2004. Soul Food became the longest running drama with a predominantly black cast in the history of American prime-time television.
Williams later guest-starred on Law & Order, Special Victims Unit and in 2006, was a regular cast member on the short-lived NBC drama series Windfall. Williams appeared also in 2006, in the musical film Idlewild. The following year, Williams co-starred in the Tyler Perry’s romantic comedy-drama Daddy’s Little Girls. She appeared in First Sunday opposite Ice Cube in 2008. Williams then starred in several independent films. She co-starred as Chris Rock’s sister in the romantic comedy film 2 Days in New York in 2012.
Between 2013 and 2015, Williams played the leading role in the Up network’s television film Marry Me for Christmas and its two sequels Marry Us for Christmas and A Baby for Christmas. She began hosting the Aspire network’s television talk show Exhale in 2013. In 2014 and 2015, Williams also starred in two films for TV One: Girlfriends’ Getaway and its sequel Girlfriends’ Getaway 2, together with Garcelle Beauvais, Essence Atkins and Terri J. Vaughn. Williams also had a supporting role in David O. Russell’s comedy film Accidental Love in 2015.
Malinda Williams Movies
Year |
Title |
Role |
Notes |
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1993 |
Laurel Avenue |
Sheila Arnett |
Television film |
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1996 |
A Thin Line Between Love and Hate |
Erica Wright |
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1996 |
Sunset Park |
Cheryl |
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1996 |
High School High |
Natalie Thompson |
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1997 |
Damn Whitey |
Malinda |
Short film |
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1999 |
Uninvited Guest |
Tammy |
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1999 |
The Wood |
Alicia |
Nominated — Black Reel Award for Best Actress |
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2000 |
Dancing in September |
Rhonda |
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2005 |
Exposure |
Woman |
Short film |
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2006 |
Idlewild |
Zora |
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2007 |
Daddy’s Little Girls |
Maya |
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2008 |
First Sunday |
Tianna |
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2009 |
A Day in the Life |
Boopsy |
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2012 |
2 Days in New York |
Elizabeth |
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2012 |
Back Then |
Andrea ‘Dre’ Devine |
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2012 |
The Undershepherd |
Casandra |
American Black Film Festival Award for Best Performance |
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2012 |
A Cross to Bear |
Fae |
Television film |
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2012 |
Side by Side |
Herself |
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2013 |
24 Hour Love |
PJ |
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2013 |
Marry Me for Christmas |
Marci Jewel |
Television film |
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2014 |
Percentage |
Cassandra |
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2014 |
Girlfriends’ Getaway |
Camille |
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2014 |
Marry Us for Christmas |
Marci Jewel |
Television film |
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2015 |
Accidental Love |
Rakeesha |
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2015 |
Girlfriends Getaway 2 |
Camille |
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2015 |
A Baby for Christmas |
Marci Jewel |
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2016 |
” Merry Christmas, Baby” |
Marci Jewel |
Television Film |
Malinda Williams TV Shows
Year |
Title |
Role |
Notes |
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1987-1990 |
The Cosby Show |
Althea Logan/Shana |
Episode: “Calling Doctor Huxtable” / Episode: “Denise Kendall: Singles Counselor” |
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1989 |
Miami Vice |
Lynette |
Episode: “Too Much, Too Late” |
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1993 |
Roc |
Celina |
Episode: “He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Father” |
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1994 |
South Central |
Candi |
Episodes: “Dad” and “Gun: Part 2” |
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1994 |
My So-Called Life |
Yvette |
Episode: “The Substitute” |
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1994 |
Me and the Boys |
Elizabeth |
Episode: “Bad Influence” |
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1994-1995 |
Sister, Sister |
Tyra |
Episodes: “Get a Job” and “Field Trip” |
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1995 |
Under One Roof |
Tamika |
Episode: “Secrets” |
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1995 |
The Client |
Zora Ward |
Episode: “Them That Has…” |
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1996 |
Moesha |
Taylor |
Recurring role, 3 episodes |
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1996 |
NYPD Blue |
Annette Morris |
Episode: “Ted and Carey’s Bogus Adventure” |
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1996 |
The John Larroquette Show |
Shanelle |
Episode: “When Yussel Learned to Yodel” |
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1997 |
Dangerous Minds |
Lashawn |
Episode: “The Feminine Mystique” |
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1997-1998 |
Nick Freno: Licensed Teacher |
Tasha Morrison |
Series regular, 21 episodes |
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2000 |
Movie Stars |
Bianca |
Episode: “La Vida Loca” |
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2000-2004 |
Soul Food |
Tracy “Bird” Van Adams |
Series regular, 74 episodes |
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2003 |
Half & Half |
Myra |
Episode: “The Big Much ‘I Do’ About Nothing Episode” |
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2004 |
The Division |
Tanya |
Episode: “Play Ball” |
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2004 |
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit |
Lori-Ann Dufoy |
Episode: “Careless” |
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2004 |
The District |
Rennee |
Episodes: “A.K.A” and “The Black Widow Maker” |
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2006 |
Windfall |
Kimberly George |
Series regular, 5 episodes |
Malinda Williams Music videos
- “Many Styles” by Audio Two
- “Someone to Love You” by Ruff Endz
- “Back at you” by Mobb Deep
- “Shorty Wanna Ride” by Young Buck
- “What Could’ve Been” by Ginuwine
- “Until It’s Gone” by Monica