Kevin Hart began performing full time at clubs such as Caroline’s, The Improvisation, The Laugh Factory and The Comedy Store. But it was his performance at the Montreal Comedy Festival which led to his work in feature films such as “Paper Soldiers,” “Scary Movie 3” – where he wrote his own part – and “Along Came Polly.” In 2004, Hart executive-produced, wrote and starred in the ABC-TV sitcom “The Big House,” which was loosely based on his family in Philadelphia. His other television appearances include a month long stint on “Love, Inc.,” “The 25 Best Bodies on BET,” “Barbershop” and MTV’s “Wild ‘n’ Out with Nick Cannon.” His biggest break came when he landed the lead role in “Soul Plane.” He has since landed roles in “Scary Movie 4,” “In the Mix,” and “The 40 Year Old Virgin,” “Fools Gold” and “Meet Dave.” Kevin’s hour-long stand-up special, “Grown Little Man,” aired on Comedy Central in 2008. With his career only growing, Kevin has landed big time gigs like hosting the 2012 MTV Music Awards and the 2011 BET Awards. He’s also had several nominations for BET and Teen Choice Awards and also has won a BET Award for Best Actor in his own “Laugh at My Pain” in 2012. Most recently, his film performances include: “Think Like a Man,” “Grudge Match,” “Ride Along,” “About Last Night” and “Get Hard.” He currently stars as himself in the lead role of “Real Husbands of Hollywood.”
