

#8,, ©AMC Turn, Aldis Hodge (L), Samuel Roukin (R), 'Hard Boiled', Season 2, Ep. #10,, ©AMC Turn, Aldis Hodge, 'Challenge', Season 1, Ep. #3,, ©AMC Turn, Aldis Hodge, 'Season 1',, ©AMC Turn, Aldis Hodge, 'Gunpowder, Treason, and Plot', Season 2, Ep. #6,, ©AMC Turn, Aldis Hodge, 'False Flag', Season 2, Ep. #8,, ©AMC Turn, Aldis Hodge (L), Angus MacFadyen (R), 'Mercy Moment Murder Measure', Season 1, Ep. #8,, ©AMC Turn, Aldis Hodge, 'Challenge', Season 1, Ep. #6,, ©AMC Turn, Aldis Hodge, 'Challenge', Season 1, Ep. ph: Chiabella James/© Paramount Turn, Aldis Hodge, 'Mr. ph: Jamie Trueblood/©Universal Pictures JACK REACHER: NEVER GO BACK, Aldis Hodge, 2016. ph: Jamie Trueblood/©Universal Pictures STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPTON, from left, excluding police: Neil Brown Jr., as Dj Yella, Jason Mitchell, as Eazy-E, O'Shea Jackson Jr., as Ice Cube, Aldis Hodge, as MC Ren, Corey Hawkins, as Dr. Dre, Jason Mitchell, as Eazy-E, O'Shea Jackson Jr., as Ice Cube, 2015. Highest rated movies One Night in Miami One Night in Miami Hidden Figures Hidden Figures The Invisible Man The Invisible Man Clemency Clemency Straight Outta Compton Straight Outta Compton Brian Banks Brian Banks What Men Want What Men Want Black Adam Black Adam Photos STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPTON, from left, Aldis Hodge, as MC Ren, Neil Brown Jr., as Dj Yella, Corey Hawkins, as Dr. Along with high-profile supporting roles in historical drama "Hidden Figures" (2016) and Tom Cruise action sequel "Jack Reacher: Never Go Back" (2016), Hodge co-starred on Civil War drama "Underground" (WGN America 2016-17) as one of the leaders of the Underground Railroad that smuggled escaped slaves to safety in the north prior to the Civil War.
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Along with a recurring role in the historical series "Turn: Washington's Spies" (AMC 2014-17), Hodge appeared as MC Ren in the NWA biopic "Straight Outta Compton" (2015). After the series finale in 2012, Hodge was cast as an anarchist hacker in the political spy drama "The East" and reunited with Edwin in the financially successful but critically panned "A Good Day to Die Hard" (2013). His quick-witted performance as Alec Hardison, a geeky electronics expert, quickly made the sci-fi-loving whiz-kid a fan favorite character. After leaving the show in 2006, Hodge took a dramatic turn with his character Ray "Voodoo" Tatum on "Friday Night Lights." He portrayed the Hurricane Katrina evacuee on half a dozen episodes of the critically-acclaimed but low-rated series, and found steady supporting work on "Supernatural" (The WB 2005-06, The CW 2006- ) until joining the cast of "Leverage" in 2008. After taking on a voiceover role in the cult video game "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas" and a small part in "The Ladykillers" (2004), Hodge was cast in a recurring role on "Girlfriends" (UPN 2000-06, CW 2006-08). Kelley drama "Boston Public," Aldis pursued his writing and painting, and eventually enrolled at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA.

While he acted (usually alongside Edwin) in projects such as "Big Momma's House" and the David E. When he was nine he landed a role in the Broadway revival of "Showboat," and next appeared alongside Edwin in the smash hit "Die Hard: With a Vengeance." He worked steadily on TV, showcasing his range in everything from "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (The WB 1997-2001, UPN 2001-03) to "Pacific Blue" (USA Network, 1996-2000).
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The next few years saw the younger Hodge build his own successful career in print and TV ads. After accompanying his older brother Edwin to a commercial photo shoot one day, Aldis was picked for his own ad in a national magazine. Born and raised in North Carolina, Aldis Hodge did what most kids with older siblings do he tagged along. Aldis Hodge wasn't just an actor - he was a one-man creative empire. After he portrayed an intimidating high school quarterback on "Friday Night Lights" (NBC/Audience Network, 2006-2011), the former design student and future watch mogul landed the role of gifted hacker Alec Hardison on TNT's "Leverage" (2008-2012) and appeared in the indie drama "The East" (2013) as well as commercial successes "A Good Day To Die Hard" (2013) and "Straight Outta Compton" (2015). They later shared several projects, including "Big Momma's House" (2000) and "Boston Public" (FOX, 2000-04), and in 2004 the ambitious Aldis branched out with a voiceover role in the popular video game "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas" (Rockstar Games, 2004). After spending most of his childhood appearing in print ads and TV commercials, he began acting on Broadway in the Tony-winning revival of "Showboat" and on the big screen alongside brother Edwin in "Die Hard: With a Vengeance" (1995).

Writer, actor, painter, watch designer - for Aldis Hodge the sky was the limit.
