Omari Hardwick's Body of Work

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Omari Hardwick's Body of Work - There is nothing more amazing that a talented man with good looks and intelligence, so amazing that one is hard to find. However, Omari Hardwick is the packaged deal and plays Andre, the man that you love to hate, on Being Mary Jane. Check out his amazing body of work and catch him Tuesdays at 10P/9C on Being Mary Jane! (Photo: BET)

From the Beginning - In 2001, Omari starred in his first movie, Circles, which was a dark romantic comedy about a woman that tricked a man into getting her pregnant because she was, in fact, a lesbian. (Photo: Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)

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From the Beginning - In 2001, Omari starred in his first movie, Circles, which was a dark romantic comedy about a woman that tricked a man into getting her pregnant because she was, in fact, a lesbian. (Photo: Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)

Expanding - In 2005, Omari Hardwick got more visibility as Byron in Beauty Shop, starring Queen Latifah.(Photo: Ralph Notaro / Splash News)

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Expanding - In 2005, Omari Hardwick got more visibility as Byron in Beauty Shop, starring Queen Latifah.(Photo: Ralph Notaro / Splash News)

Carl, For Colored Girls - In Tyler Perry's adaptation of Ntozake Shange's classic play For Colored Girls, Omari Hardwick played Carl, the down low husband of Joana Bradmore, played by Janet Jackson.  (Photo: Lionsgate)

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In Living Color - Omari played the difficult role of Carl in 2010's For Colored Girls. His character was HIV positive from having unprotected sex with other men and eventually passed it along to his wife, portrayed by Janet Jackson. (Photo: Lionsgate)

Follow Him - With Salli Richardson-Whitfield by his side, Omari portrayed Troy in the 2011 film I Will Follow, which was directed and written by Ava DuVernay. Although the film isn't mainstream, his performance was recognized by the director and followed by another one of her projects soon after. (Photo: Larry Busacca/Getty Images)

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Follow Him - With Salli Richardson-Whitfield by his side, Omari portrayed Troy in the 2011 film I Will Follow, which was directed and written by Ava DuVernay. Although the film isn't mainstream, his performance was recognized by the director and followed by another one of her projects soon after. (Photo: Larry Busacca/Getty Images)

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Omari Hardwick - In Sparkle, actor Omari Hardwick will play Levi, an aspiring singer whose ambitions are swayed to the dark side (orginally played by Dorian Harewood).(Photo: TriStar Pictures)

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Shine - In 2012, the Akils worked with Omari Hardwick on their movie Sparkle. It was his work in this movie that sparked them to have him join the cast of Being Mary Jane. (Photo: TriStar Pictures)

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In the Middle - A year after I Will Follow, Omari Hardwick starred in Ava DuVernay's Middle of Nowhere. He portrayed an inmate that cheated on his fiancée while behind bars. Although there wasn't much character development, he was able to bring emotions out of the audience that made people feel anger, pity and love when he hit the screen. (Photo: Kadoo Films)

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Which Side? - In Melanie Fiona's 2013 video "Wrong Side of a Love Song," Omari plays her love interest, and boy, oh boy did he keep the interest of every woman that's ever seen the clip.   (Photo: RocNation)

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Which Side? - In Melanie Fiona's 2013 video "Wrong Side of a Love Song," Omari plays her love interest, and boy, oh boy did he keep the interest of every woman that's ever seen the clip. (Photo: RocNation)

Being Mary Jane's Leading Man - Don't miss Omari Hardwick every Tuesday at 10P/9C on Being Mary Jane!(Photo: Doug Meszler / Splash News)

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Being Mary Jane's Leading Man - Don't miss Omari Hardwick every Tuesday at 10P/9C on Being Mary Jane!(Photo: Doug Meszler / Splash News)

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