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Lugar y fecha de nacimiento. Larenz Tate (1975 - ) Biography from Baseline Occupation: Actor Born: September 8, 1975, Chicago, IL Handsome, charismatic and emotionally expressive, Tate acted in L.A. community theater before making his TV debut on an episode of CBS's 1985 revival of The Twilight Zone. Other TV credits followed on series including 21 Jump Street, Matlock, and The Wonder Years. Tate appeared in Oprah Winfrey's high-profile miniseries THE WOMEN OF BREWSTER PLACE (ABC, 1989) before landing a succession of stints as a TV series regular, notably as Andre, a young man impatient for independence, on the ambitious comedy-drama South Central (Fox, 1994). Tate gained considerable attention the year before with his showy feature debut in the Hughes Brothers' explosive MENACE II SOCIETY (1993), delivering a profoundly disturbing performance as O-Dog, a murderously nihilistic gun-toting teen. Tate displayed a kinder, gentler side in Matty Rich's THE INKWELL (1994) as a socially maladept young man coping with intraracial class conflict and his own budding sexuality. He reteamed with the Hughes Brothers for PRESIDENTES MUERTOS (1995) to play an embittered and disilusioned Vietnam vet who turns to bank robbery in the early 1970s. 1993 MENACE II SOCIETY performer 1994 THE INKWELL performer
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