Clifton Powell (born March 16, 1956) is an American actor and comedian. He is best known for his role as Pinky in the 2000 comedy film, Next Friday and its 2002 sequel, Friday After Next. Powell stars also in the Indie thriller Chain Letter. He is also known for providing the voice of the character, Big Smoke on the 2004 action videogame, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. Powell was the voice of a prison inmate in the "A date with the Booty...
Lee walks into the room where Carter was questioning his cousin Luke and when...
Carter pulls a gun on his cousin Luke and pretends he doesn't know him in fro...
During the outtakes Luke played by Clifton Powell sneezes in the middle of a ...
Craig goes to the bathroom and Pinky puts a gun to his head because he thinks...
Pinky is holding a gun to Craig's head because he thought he was robbing him.
Pinky walks into his store and sees Craig who was going to the bathroom and n...
Pinky is holding a gun to Craig's head because he thinks he was robbing him.
Craig is holding a gun to Pinky's head after they fought and Pinky is begging...
Pinky was begging for his life like a little girl but once he got his gun bac...
Pinky has a gun to Craig's head because he thought he was trying to rob his r...
Pinky is begging for his life when Day-Day and Roach walk into the room after...
Pinky gets out of his limo after the driver opens the door for him and tells ...
After Lee leaves the backroom of the bar, Carter puts down his gun and laughs...
Pinky gets out of his limo and tells his drive to chill out.
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