Arif S. Kinchen, a multitalented thespian and skilled voiceover artist, embarked on his acting journey at the age of 16, making his big-screen debut in the influential American film "House Party", featuring the charismatic duo Kid 'n' Play. This inaugural foray into the world of acting ignited a fervent passion within him, propelling him to continue relentlessly pursuing his aspirations. His unwavering dedication ultimately led him to secure the leading role in the New Line Cinema short film "The Jacket", a testament to his burgeoning talent and tenacity.
As Kinchen's acting career continued to gain significant momentum and traction, he began to make appearances on various television programs, including the extremely popular and well-known show "Saved by the Bell: The New Class", which not only further solidified his reputation as a talented and skilled performer, but also showcased his ability to seamlessly adapt to different roles and characters.
In the midst of his growing success, Kinchen landed his breakthrough role as La Marr Hicks, the dependable, diligent, and hardworking office assistant to the charismatic and dynamic Maxey Sparks, on the UPN hit television series "Sparks", which premiered in 1996 and catapulted him to new heights of fame and recognition.
As a result of assuming this particular role, Kinchen was able to connect with a substantial and devoted fan base, thereby solidifying his reputation as a skilled comedian and securing a prominent position within the beloved film "Trippin'" released in 1999. This notable achievement served as a springboard for Kinchen to continue his career in the entertainment industry, subsequently starring in a series of unconventional comedies, including "BeverlyHood" and the highly anticipated and widely publicized film "Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg's The Wash" which premiered in the year 2001.
