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Film audiences came to know Brandon Hammond as the young Michael Jordan in "Space Jam" (1996) and as Ahmed, the narrator of the hit film "Soul Food" (1997), but TV audiences know this young, rising actor as Matty Stevenson, the teenaged son of a widower, in "The Gregory Hines Show" (CBS, 1997-98). Born in Baton Rouge, LA, this rising talent began acting at the age of six with an appearance in a public-service announcement. Within two years, he had landed a recurring role on the NBC sitcom "Open All Night" (1992-93), starring Patti LaBelle and went on to make guest appearances in a host of series....
Full Bio , Awards & Milestones

Filmography

Soul Food - ( Ahmad / 1997 / Released / )
Mars Attacks! - ( Neville / 1996 / Released / )
No Easy Way - ( Tommy Campbell / 1996 / Released / )
Space Jam - ( Michael Jordan - 10 Years Old / 1996 / Released / )
The Fan - ( Sean Rayburn / 1996 / Released / Village Roadshow Pictures Worldwide )
Strange Days - ( Zander / 1995 / Released / )
Tales From the Hood - ( Walter / 1995 / Released / )
Waiting to Exhale - ( John Jr / 1995 / Released / )
Menace II Society - ( Five Year Old Caine / 1993 / Released / )
TV Credits
Our America ( 2002 / Released ): Actor
The Snow Queen: An Animated Special From the "Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales For Every Child" Series ( 2000 / Released ): Voice
The West Wing ( 1999 / Released ): Actor
The 29th NAACP Image Awards ( 1998 / Released ): Actor
The Gregory Hines Show ( 1997 / Released ): Actor
The Making of a Child Star ( 1997 / Released ): Actor
The Road to Galveston ( 1996 / Released ): Actor
Love, Lies and Lullabies ( 1993 / Released ): Actor
Out All Night ( 1992 / Released ): Actor
Coach ( Released ): Actor
Dave's World ( Released ): Actor
Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman ( Released ): Actor
Early Edition ( Released ): Actor
Hangin' With Mr. Cooper ( Released ): Actor
Full Biography (Back to top)

Film audiences came to know Brandon Hammond as the young Michael Jordan in "Space Jam" (1996) and as Ahmed, the narrator of the hit film "Soul Food" (1997), but TV audiences know this young, rising actor as Matty Stevenson, the teenaged son of a widower, in "The Gregory Hines Show" (CBS, 1997-98). Born in Baton Rouge, LA, this rising talent began acting at the age of six with an appearance in a public-service announcement. Within two years, he had landed a recurring role on the NBC sitcom "Open All Night" (1992-93), starring Patti LaBelle and went on to make guest appearances in a host of series. Hammond made his screen debut in a tiny role in "Lorenzo's Oil" (1992) and made appearances as the young Caine in "Menace II Society" (1993) and in support of Angela Bassett in three films, "What's Love Got to Do With It?" (1993), "Strange Days" and "Waiting to Exhale" (both 1995). He was also seen as Wesley Snipes' young son who is held hostage by Robert De Niro in "The Fan" (1996).

Profession(s):
Actor
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brother:TreVon Hammond (younger)
Awards (Back to top)
NAACP Image Award Outstanding Youth Actor/Actress "Soul Food" 1997

Milestones (Back to top)
1997 Starred in the hit film "Soul Food"
1996 Cast as Wesley Snipes' son in "The Fan"
1996 Portrayed a pre-teen Michael Jordan in "Space Jam"
1993 Feature acting debut "Menace II Society"
1993 First film with Angela Bassett, "What's Love Got to Do With It?"
1993 TV-movie debut in ABC's "Love, Lies and Lullabies"
1992 - 1993 Had recurring role in the NBC sitcom "Out All Night"
1992 Made film debut in bit role in "Lorenzo's Oil"
1990 Acting debut as a background performer in a public-service announcement
Played recurring role of Anthony on the CBS drama series "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman"
Featured as Gregory Hines' son on the CBS sitcom "The Gregory Hines Show"

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