Before he was an actor, O'Shea Jackson (Los Angeles, 1969) revolutionized hip-hop as Ice Cube, a central figure of the group N.W.A and a voice of West Coast rap. That street charisma carried over to film with his debut in 'Boyz n the Hood', a seminal drama about South Central Los Angeles, and with the comedy 'Friday', which he co-wrote and which became a franchise. Since then he has built a dual career as performer and producer, with commercial hits like the '21 Jump Street' saga or 'Barbershop'. Ice Cube commands a register that ranges from physical comedy to urban drama, always with an authenticity forged in his musical origins.
Ice Cube
57 years (Jun 15, 1969)Los Angeles, California, USA
41 Movies3 Series
Before he was an actor, O'Shea Jackson (Los Angeles, 1969) revolutionized hip-hop as Ice Cube, a central figure of the group N.W.A and a voice of West Coast rap. That street charisma carried over to film with his debut in 'Boyz n the Hood', a seminal drama about South Central Los Angeles, and with the comedy 'Friday', which he co-wrote and which became a franchise. Since then he has built a dual career as performer and producer, with commercial hits like the '21 Jump Street' saga or 'Barbershop'. Ice Cube commands a register that ranges from physical comedy to urban drama, always with an authenticity forged in his musical origins.
O'Shea Jackson Sr. (born June 15, 1969), better known by his stage name Ice Cube, is an American rapper, record producer, and filmmaker. He began his career as a member of the hip-hop group C.I.A. and later joined N.W.A. He is known for his roles in the films “Boyz n the Hood,” “Friday,” the notorious remake of "War of the Worlds" and the “Jump Street” series.
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