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Randy E. Aguebor
Acting
9 known credits
0.3 popularity score
Biography
About Randy E. Aguebor
Randy E. Aguebor known for his roles in Ghost Story (2017) , TRANSxPRIMAL and The Boy and the Beast (2015) .
Randy Esosa Aguebor performed as Henry Spearman in Bishop Arts Theatre Center’s production of The Face of Emmett Till, can be seen on-screen as a Nigerian Pedestrian in the Lagos market scene of Disney Marvel’s Captain America: Civil War, and starred as Garbageman Bart in the Cartoon Network / Adult Swim infomercial The Suplex Duplex Complex, directed by Todd Rohal (The Guatemalan Handshake, The Catechism Cataclysm, Rat Pack Rat) and winner of the 2017 SXSW Midnight Shorts Jury Award.
Randy Esosa Aguebor performed as Henry Spearman in Bishop Arts Theatre Center’s production of The Face of Emmett Till, can be seen on-screen as a Nigerian Pedestrian in the Lagos market scene of Disney Marvel’s Captain America: Civil War, and starred as Garbageman Bart in the Cartoon Network / Adult Swim infomercial The Suplex Duplex Complex, directed by Todd Rohal (The Guatemalan Handshake, The Catechism Cataclysm, Rat Pack Rat) and winner of the 2017 SXSW Midnight Shorts Jury Award.
Career at a glance
Randy E. Aguebor across film and television
9credited titles
9movie credits
0TV credits
2017–2026screen career span
Notable work
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