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Name: Alfre Woodard
Full/Alt. name: Alfre Ette Woodard
Date of Birth: Saturday November 8 1952
Born: Tulsa, Oklahoma (USA)
Partial Biography: A versatile, attractive black character player of film and TV, Alfre Woodard pushed the art of deadpan to new heights as the hotel manager in Robert Altman's droll satire "Health" (1979). Eventually…Full Alfre Woodard Biography…

Tyler Perry's The Family That Preys (2008) (for thematic material, sexual references and brief violence)Played "Alice"
Something New (2006) PG (for sexual references)Played "Joyce McQueen"
Take The Lead (2006) 12A (for thematic material, language and some violence)Played "Augustine James"
Beauty Shop (2005) 12A (Contains moderate sex references, language and drug references)Played "Ms. Josephine", Song Performer ("Amazing Grace" Traditional)
The Forgotten (2004) 12A (Contains strong language, moderate violence and scary moments)Played "Ann Pope"
Radio (2004) PG (Contains mild language)Played "Principal Daniels"
The Singing Detective (2003) 15 (Contains strong language and moderate sex.)Played "Chief of Staff"
The Core (2003) 12A (Contains one use of strong language and disaster theme.)Played "NASA Chief Talma Stickley"
The Wild Thornberrys Movie (2003) U (Contains mild peril)Played "Voice of Akela (Cheetah Mother)"
K-Pax (2002) 12A (for a sequence of violent images, and brief language and sensuality)Played "Claudia Villars"

Screen Actors Guild Award (2006) Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series - "Desperate Housewives"
Screen Actors Guild (2006) Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series - "Desperate Housewives"
Emmy (2003) Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series - "The Practice"
Emmy Award (2003) Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series - "The Practice"
NAACP Image Award (2001) Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture - "Love & Basketball"