Andra Fuller is a multifaceted American actor and director, hailing from the vibrant city of Houston, Texas. Prior to embarking on a career in entertainment, Andra distinguished himself as a standout football player at Baylor University, showcasing his exceptional athletic prowess. Subsequently, he leveraged his charisma and wit to transition into the world of stand-up comedy, laying the groundwork for his future success.
As his star began to rise, Andra relocated to the entertainment capital of Hollywood, where he quickly made a name for himself on The CW's critically acclaimed series, The L.A. Complex. His captivating performance earned him a nomination for Best Male Leading Actor at the prestigious Canadian Screen Awards, often referred to as the Canadian Emmys. Furthermore, he took home an award at the American Black Film Festival for his outstanding work in the hit show RoomieLoverFriends.
Andra's impressive range and versatility were further showcased through his roles on the #1 rated cable series, Black Jesus, and his two-season stint on the award-winning show, The Game. He also demonstrated his executive producing prowess, starring in and executive producing the popular TVOne comedy, Here We Go Again, and captivating audiences alongside Ving Rhames in the hit series, Legacy.
As Andra continued to expand his repertoire, he transitioned to film, appearing in a diverse range of projects, including Love By The 10th Date, the True to the Game series, and four holiday films. As a producer, he celebrated significant success, winning Best Film at the Newark International Film Festival, and True to the Game earned the distinction of being the top-grossing independent film of the summer.
Andra's directorial debut, 'Til Death...Do You, featuring an impressive cast including Michael Beach, Elise Neal, and Tionne "T-Boz" Watkins, is slated for release in 2025. Currently residing in Hollywood, Andra Fuller continues to be a dynamic force in the entertainment industry, pushing the boundaries of his talent and creativity.
