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Samuel "Caffamilliano" Monroe, Jr., emerged from the streets of Los Angeles, California, to embark on a path of success. As a young actor, he landed his first role in Patti LaBelle's hit TV series "Out All Night" in the episode "Taking Care of Business" as Dion.
This marked the beginning of his remarkable acting career, which saw him display his talents in various TV shows, including "The Lyon's Den," "The Steve Harvey Show," "Smart Guy," "NYPD Blue," "Murder One," and "Chapter Seven."
From television, Monroe Jr. transitioned to the big screen, starring in box office hits such as "Menace II Society," "Set It Off," "The Players Club," "Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood," "Tales from the Hood," "Choices 2," "The Lick," and "Behind the Pole."
As a director, writer, and producer, Monroe Jr. has produced his own hit television series, "The Halls," which offers a true depiction of the lifestyles of youths who enter the Juvenile Hall system at early ages. The show chronicles the lives of both the children and their parents, highlighting the importance of capturing the parents' perspectives as childhood corruption often begins at home.
In addition to his work in television and film, Monroe Jr. has also explored his passion for music. Formerly signed to Jive Records and working with Andre Harrell, he has co-produced his own music, collaborating with legendary producers such as Battlecat, Duane Nettlesbey, Jelly Roll, Meech Wells, Mohamed Aniff "Double F," and Clint "pay-back" Sands. Fans can look forward to hearing new music from Samuel Monroe Jr. in the near future.
