Hall played Candy in this seminal rom-com classic. Her performance as a surprisingly wholesome exotic dancer won her the heart of Harold Perrineau's character, Murch, and got audiences to notice.

Immediately following The Best Man, Hall landed another plum supporting role as Sanaa Lathan's sister in this romantic drama about love and competition.

Hall got a chance to showcase her broad comedy chops in this hit satire by Marlon Wayans. She played high school student Brenda Meeks throughout the franchise.

Hall played a true ride-or-die chick in his feature film remake of the 1950s television series, which also starred Mike Epps as her hustling husband and Cedric the Entertainer as their neighbor.

The actress starred opposite Ice Cube, Tracy Morgan and Katt Williams in this comedy about three petty thieves who get caught up in a crime ring that puts them in over their heads.

Taking a departure from comedy, Hall played the wife of criminal prosecutor Jamie Foxx in this action-thriller directed by F. Gary Gray. The film also stars Viola Davis as the mayor of Philadelphia.

Hall was truly a standout in this ensemble romantic comedy about couples learning to navigate the rules of love. As a single mom who falls for a younger man, she got to flex her comic chops as well as her leading lady skills. 

In this uproarious comedy, Hall embodies Ryan Pierce, a successful author, and motivational speaker. Her character navigates the complexities of friendship, success, and personal fulfillment during a wild and unforgettable trip to Essence Festival.

Playing the role of Jordan Sanders, a powerful tech mogul who magically reverts back to her teenage self, Hall shines in this comedy. She effortlessly embodies the mannerisms of a teenager trapped in an adult body while infusing the character with humor and heart.

In this TV series, Hall graces the screen as Dawn Darcy, a shrewd and ambitious trader in the world of finance. Her character's intelligence and tenacity, combined with Hall's dynamic performance, contribute significantly to the show's appeal and success.

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The mockumentary follows Pastor Lee-Curtis Childs (Sterling K. Brown), who tries to revitalize his church after the scandal forced the congregation to temporarily close. Meanwhile, his wife, Trinitie Childs, played by Hall, is willing to do anything to reclaim her throne as the church’s first lady.