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| image = | birth_name = Cavin Cylk Cozart | name = Cylk Cozart | birth_date = {{Birth date and age|mf=yes|1957|2|1}} | birth_place = Knoxville, Tennessee, United States | occupation = Actor / Director / Producer / Writer | years_active = 1982–present }} Calvin Cylk Cozart (born February 1, 1957) is an American actor who has appeared in over 30 films and 20 television shows. Early lifeCozart was born in Knoxville, Tennessee, where he grew up.[1] His father is African American and his mother is Native American (Cherokee).[2][3] Prior to becoming an actor, Cozart was an established and very successful model working in Miami, Florida. In his high school years, he was a talented football and basketball player. He attended Montreat-Anderson, Jr College, in Montreat, North Carolina, for his freshman year then transferred to King College in Bristol, Tennessee, on a basketball scholarship. After college, Cozart almost made a professional career out of basketball, but he suffered a foot injury in the NBA's Summer Pro League in Los Angeles, California. A demonstration of his basketball skills can be seen in the film White Men Can't Jump, which also starred actors Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson. CareerSome of his most prominent roles are Detective Jimmy Mulvey opposite Bruce Willis in 16 Blocks, Steven Spielberg's Eagle Eye, and the family feature film, Adrift. Cozart co-created and produced, "Spirit of Life", for the 2000 Summer Paralympic Games in Sydney, Australia. "Spirit of Life" earned a Videographer Award, Aurora Award, NY Film Festival Bronze Award, and Telly Award. Currently, Cozart is the Director of Entertainment / Education for his Foundation, Keeping Dreams Alive, which focuses on mentoring children and teenagers from Jr, High School all the way through College. “Our Foundation is for all sports. KDA will help find Scholarships for the kids that have fallen through the cracks of life." Filmography2017 - "The Last Movie Star" 2013 - "Sweetwater" - (pre-production) Papa 2013 - "A Fine Step" - (post-production) 2013 - "Inch of Grace" - (short) Donnie 2009 - "Eagle Eye" "Batman" the Courier 2008 - "Steam" William 2006 - 16 Blocks Det. Jimmy Mulvey 2005 - "Over There" - (TV series) Follow the Money 2005 - "Blue Sombrero" Boomer 2002 - "American Family" - Pilot (2002) 2000 - "Chicken Soup for the Soul" (TV series) Shane – A Reason for Being 2000 - "Cursed Part 3" 2000 - "Play It to the Bone" Rudy 1999 - Any Day Now (TV series) – Eyes Wide Open 1999 - "Three to Tango" Kevin Cartwright 1999 - Johnny Tsunami - (Disney) Sgt. Sterling 1997 - Conspiracy Theory - (Warner Bros.) Agent Lowry 1996 - Sister, Sister - (TV series) Dr. Gordon – Kid-Napped 1996 - "Reggie's Prayer" Coach Bobby Fess 1996 - "Eraser (film)" Darryl 1996 - "Soul of the Game" - (TV movie) Zo Perry 1996 - "Diagnosis Murder" - (TV series) Lt. Bill Abrams - 35 Millimeter Murder 1996 - "Ned and Stacey" - (TV series) Doug - Paranoia on the 47th Floor 1996 - Second Chance Brad 1995 - "Slam Dunk Ernest" - (Disney) Barry Worth 1995 - "Murder Was the Case" - : The Movie (short film) Paramedic #1 1995 - "A Family Divided" - (Movie Of the Week) 1994 - "Love Affair" Dr. Punch 1994 - "M.A.N.T.I.S." - . (TV series) Spencer Perry - To Prey in Darkness 1994 - "Blue Chips" Slick 1993 - "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" Hank Farley - You've Got to Be a Football Hero 1993 - "Walker, Texas Ranger" - (TV series) Axel Tate – End Run 1993 - "Thea" - (TV series) Reggie - Artie's Party 1993 - "Living Single" - (TV series) Brad Hamilton - Judging by the Cover 1993 - "In the Line of Fire" Agent Cozart 1993 - "Reasonable Doubts" (Mark Harmon) (TV series) - Dr. Gilbert Lewis – The Ties That Bind: Part 1… Dr. Gilbert Lewis – The Ties That Bind: Part 2… Dr. Gilbert Lewis – Wish You Were Here… Dr. Gilbert Lewis – Diminished Capacity… Dr. Gilbert Lewis – Crumbling Systems… Dr. Gilbert Lewis 1993 - "Roc", LIVE - (TV series) Rob - Time to Move On 1993 - Hangin' with Mr. Cooper - (TV series) Quentin – How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying – My Dinner with Mark (1992) Quentin 1992 - White Men Can't Jump Robert 1991 - Ricochet Reporter 1991 - "Heaven Is a Playground" Andre 1991 "Hot Shots!" Drill Sergeant #1 1991 - Gabriel's Fire (TV series) Bus Boy - The Great Waldo 1990 - Saved by the Bell - (TV series) Lt. Chet Adams - Zack's War 1990 - "Fire Birds" Dewar Proctor 1989 - "Hunter" - V series) Mitchell Chadwick - Investment in Death 1989 - "Hell High" Wide Receiver 1988 - Amen - (TV series) Young Groom – Wedding Bell Blues 1988 - "School Daze" Big Brother Dr. Feelgood 1988 - "Bustin' Loose" - (TV series) Arlando - Doo Wop 1987 - 227 - (TV series) Bailiff - The Handwriting on the Wall 1983 - Blue Skies Again Alvin 'Wallstreet' Chandler [4]References1. ^{{cite web |url=https://www.knoxville.com/news/2012/nov/01/terry-morrow-adversity-drove-actor-cylk-cozart/ |first=Terry |last=Morrow |title=Adversity drove actor Cylk Cozart to give back to Knoxville |date=November 21, 2012 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20121118030721/http://www.knoxville.com/news/2012/nov/01/terry-morrow-adversity-drove-actor-cylk-cozart/ |archivedate=November 18, 2012 |df= }} 2. ^https://www.knoxnews.com/story/life/family/2017/12/15/knoxville-actors-cylk-cozart-nikki-estridge-find-out-they-father-daughter/872084001/ 3. ^https://www.cci.utk.edu/cylk-cozart-named-2018-cci-diversity-award-recipient-and-keynoter 4. ^http://www.movietome.com/people/18324/cylk-cozart/index.html Movie To Me External links
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