Franklyn Ajaye Birthday, Real Name, Age, Weight, Height, Family, Facts, Contact Details, Girlfriend(s), Bio & More

The Jazz comedian Franklyn Ajaye was born in Brooklyn, New York, U.S.on May 13, 1949.He was nicknamed as Jazz comedian due to his distinctive jazz-inflected style of delivery, timing, and astute use of silence.His father is from Africa and his mother is from America that?s why he always joked that he is a true African-American.He had dropped his law school for pursuing an acting career.

His first performance was on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson which is one year after his network debut on The Flip Wilson Show.He has appeared in many films like Get Crazy (1983), Car Wash (1976), Hollywood Shuffle (1987), American Yakuza (1993), Sweet Revenge (1976), The 'Burbs (1989), the 1980 version of The Jazz Singer, Hysterical (1982) soon. In hit movie Bridesmaids he has given a memorable role in which he plays a role father of Lillian. In 1976 in the TV show 'Deadwood' he has appeared as a police car thief, Frasier Wilton in the episode of Barney Miller. In two Music Program for In Living Color (1990) and Politically Incorrect (1997).He had also written Comic Insights: The Art of Standup Comedy in which he has given tips for the inspiring comedian.He had also written Emmy nominated shows and also worked in the films like Car Wash, Stir Crazy, and Bridesmaids Paul Provenza's The Greenroom on Showtime in 2011was his last performance on American television. He is also popular in Australia for his performance in The Panel and Thanks, God You're Here, He had also appeared in one-man shows Nothing But The Truth", "Talkin' Vagabond Jazz", and "Vagabond Jazz & The Abstract Truth" which is very popular. In the 'The Parent Hood' a comedy series which was created and executive-produced by Robert Townsend January 1995-July 1999 he has also worked. George Carlin, Nichols and May, Richard Pryor and Bill Cosby are the person from which he was influenced. Franklyn Ajaye, Comedian (1973), I'm a Comedian, Seriously (1974), Don't Smoke Dope, Fry Your Hair (1977), Plaid Pants and Psychopaths (1986), and Vagabond Jazz & the Abstract Truth (2004) are his five comedy Album.