The Many Faces of Martin Lawrence

• 'Do the Right Thing' (1989)
  Although he didn't have a big part in Spike Lee's classic, Martin still puts in some funny work as Cee, one of the wisecracking Brooklyn youth.
  
  
  

• Boomerang (1992)
  In yet another early role, Martin plays one of Eddie Murphy's two friends (along with David Alan Grier) who revel in the stories of his sexual conquests.
  
  
  

• Martin (1992-1997)
  Despite the fact that it lasted only 58 episodes, 'Martin' became one of the funniest shows ever on television, introducing the world to a bevy of hilarious and unforgettable characters.
  
  
  

• Martin (1992-1997)
  Oh no you didn't!!! Yep, you can't ever forget Sheneneh, one of Martin's many hilarious multiple personalities. What she lacked in looks, tact, or even manners, she made up with her persistence and her refusal to take no for an answer. (pictured from left to right Chris Rock, and Martin Lawrence as 'Sheneneh')
  
  
  

• Martin (1992-1997)
  Few characters announced themselves as effectively as the slick-talking Jerome. You can't escape him because as soon as he gets in the door, you know you're going to hear, "Jerome's in the house!!!"(pictured Snoop Dogg and Martin Lawrence as 'Jerome')
  
  
  

• Bad Boys (1995)
  Audiences found out just how potent a combo Will Smith and Martin could be in this action-packed, buddy cop flick. With a world-wide gross of over $140 million, 'Bad Boys' would establish itself as a highly successful franchise.
  
  
  

• A Thin Line Between Love and Hate (1996)
  Martin pulls off his best Casanova as he romances as the fast-talking Darnell Wright. But when he tries to pull his moves on the wrong woman, played by the amazing Lynn Whitfield, he finds out just how hard the game can be. Think 'Boomerang' meets 'Fatal Attraction'(pictured Regina King and Martin Lawrence)
  
  
  

• Nothing to Lose (1997)
  In an unlikely pairing Martin plays the hyperactive counter-balance to a white-collar cast-off, (Tim Robbins) who's just lost his job. (Pictured Martin Lawrence and Tim Robbins)
  
  
  

• Life (1999)
  This comedic offering shows Martin once again at his bread and butter, the buddy movie. This time around Eddie Murphy is his pal as they work together to break out of prison.(Pictured Martin Lawrence and Eddie Murphy)
  
  
  

• Blue Streak (1999)
  When a diamond heist goes bad, Martin ends up stashing the loot before he's booked. There are a lot of funny moments in this loose comedy.(Pictured Luke Wilson and Martin Lawrence)