Actor Kal Cauthen from "American Gangster" & "Why Did I Get Married"

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Actor, Born KAL CAUTHEN on January 21st, in Englewood, New Jersey is one of modern cinema's most electrifying talents. As evidenced by a series of knockout performances that have demonstrated his incredible acting range. The essence of KAL CAUTHEN is as intriguing as his name and as captivating as his on-screen charisma. He has mesmerized his audience not only theatrically, but also in all realms of art. From his awe-inspiring performance in "Unforgiven Sins”, to his powerfully unforgettable appearance in "AMERICAN GANGSTER" and TYLER PERRY'S "WHY DID I GET MARRIED?" Kal comes by to discuss a plethera of topics including his career, relationship building in the industry, and life.

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