Tracy Morgan

Tracy Morgan is an American actor and comedian, born November 10, 1968, in the Bronx, New York City, USA. Known for his energetic and unpredictable comedy style, Morgan became widely recognised through his work on Saturday Night Live and the acclaimed sitcom 30 Rock. Morgan joined Saturday Night Live in 1996, remaining with the show for seven seasons and creating several memorable characters. His success on the series helped establish him as a major name in American television comedy. In 2006, Morgan began playing Tracy Jordan in 30 Rock, starring alongside Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin. The character became one of his defining roles, and Morgan received an Emmy nomination for his performance during the show's successful seven-season run. Alongside television, Morgan has appeared in numerous movies, including The Longest Yard, Little Man, First Sunday, Cop Out, Death at a Funeral and Coming 2 America. He has also provided voices for animated films including Rio, The Boxtrolls and Scoob!. Morgan later returned to a leading television role with The Last O.G., playing an ex-convict adjusting to life in a dramatically changed Brooklyn. With a career spanning stand-up comedy, television, movies and voice acting, Tracy Morgan has remained a distinctive figure in American comedy for more than three decades.