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Vanessa A. Williams (born Vanessa Estelle Williams on May 12, 1963) is an American actress known for her roles as Keisha from ''Film/NewJackCity'', Anne-Marie [=McCoy=] in the ''Film/{{Candyman}}'' films and Maxine Joseph-Chadway from the TV series version of ''Film/SoulFood''.
She is not to be confused with the former Miss American turned singer-actress Music/VanessaWilliams (who is also credited professionally as Vanessa '''L.''' Williams), although they do have a connection to ''Soul Food''; the latter appeared in the 1997 film version and the former appeared in the 2000-2004 television series (though not as the same character; she portrayed the role that Creator/VivicaAFox originally portrayed in the film).
!!Selected Filmography:
* ''Film/NewJackCity''
* ''Film/{{Candyman}}''
* ''Series/TheCosbyShow''
* ''Series/MelrosePlace''
* ''Series/NYPDBlue''
* ''Series/LivingSingle''
* ''Series/MurderOne''
* ''Malcolm & Eddie''
* ''Series/ChicagoHope''
* ''Series/TheSteveHarveyShow''
* ''Soul Food''
* ''Film/LikeMike''
* ''Series/ColdCase''
* ''Series/DaysOfOurLives''
* ''[[Series/TheLWord The L Word: Generation Q]]''
* ''Series/NineOneOne''
Vanessa A. Williams (born Vanessa Estelle Williams on May 12, 1963) is an American actress known for her roles as Keisha from ''Film/NewJackCity'', Anne-Marie [=McCoy=] in the ''Film/{{Candyman}}'' films and Maxine Joseph-Chadway from the TV series version of ''Film/SoulFood''.
She is not to be confused with the former Miss American turned singer-actress Music/VanessaWilliams (who is also credited professionally as Vanessa '''L.''' Williams), although they do have a connection to ''Soul Food''; the latter appeared in the 1997 film version and the former appeared in the 2000-2004 television series (though not as the same character; she portrayed the role that Creator/VivicaAFox originally portrayed in the film).
!!Selected Filmography:
* ''Film/NewJackCity''
* ''Film/{{Candyman}}''
* ''Series/TheCosbyShow''
* ''Series/MelrosePlace''
* ''Series/NYPDBlue''
* ''Series/LivingSingle''
* ''Series/MurderOne''
* ''Malcolm & Eddie''
* ''Series/ChicagoHope''
* ''Series/TheSteveHarveyShow''
* ''Soul Food''
* ''Film/LikeMike''
* ''Series/ColdCase''
* ''Series/DaysOfOurLives''
* ''[[Series/TheLWord The L Word: Generation Q]]''
* ''Series/NineOneOne''
