Chrystee Pharris | |
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Occupation | Actress |
Years active | 1996–present |
Chrystee Pharris is an American actress, best known for her role as Simone Russell on the NBC daytime soap opera Passions .
Chrystee Pharris first became known as Simone Russell, a recurring character from 2001 to 2006 on the NBC-TV daytime soap opera Passions . In addition to guest appearances in single episodes of numerous prime time series, she had recurring roles on the fourth season of the series Scrubs and the fourth season of Goliath . She had a starring role in the three seasons of Craig Ross Jr.'s Monogamy .
In 2015, Pharris starred in the single season of the POP series, Queens of Drama . [1]
Year | Film | Role | Notes |
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1996 | Understanding Me | Mandisa | Short film |
1999 | Guilty or Not | Dina Brown | Short film |
2000 | Leprechaun in the Hood | Girl | Direct-to-video |
2004 | Buds for Life | Monica Harris | |
2006 | Only in Your Dreams | Candi/Alicia | Short film |
Paved with Good Intentions | Nina Balden | ||
2007 | Lord Help Us | Lucky's Wife | Direct-to-video |
2009 | Sideline Confessions | Candy | Short film |
Steppin: The Movie | Jennifer | ||
2010 | My Girlfriend's Back | Trisha | |
2012 | Chronicle | Samantha | Voice role |
Faded | Jasmine | Short film | |
2013 | The Takeover | Tisha Boyd | Short film |
2014 | Steps of Faith | Faith Houston | |
2015 | A Walk in the Woods | Ticket Agent | |
Fingerprints | Aphra Andrews | ||
2016 | Fame Dogs | Skill | |
Bad Dad Rehab | Anitra | TV movie | |
Diva Diaries | Robin | ||
Bad Girl | Melinda Robinson | ||
2017 | Media | Crystal Jones | TV movie |
2018 | Pierre Jackson | Phenix Summers | |
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse | Additional voices | Voice role | |
2019 | Loved To Death | Courtney | |
Spies in Disguise | Additional voices | Voice role | |
2021 | Angel from Montgomery | June | Short film |
Year | Film | Role | Notes |
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1998 | The Steve Harvey Show | Angel | Episode: "Baby You Can Drive My Car" |
Sister, Sister | CeeCee | Episode: "The Domino Effect" | |
City Guys | Darice | Episode: "Big Brothers" | |
1998–99 | Moesha | Crystal/Girl #1 | Episodes: "Teacher" & "The Rite Stuff" |
1999 | Kenan & Kel | Rudy | Episode: "Clothes Encounters" |
2000 | Grown Ups | Bridgette | Episode: "Instant Karma" |
7th Heaven | Girl #2 | Episode: "Words" | |
General Hospital | Katie | Regular Cast | |
2001–06 | Passions | Simone Russell | Regular Cast |
2004 | Eve | Courtney | Episode: "Above Average Joe" |
2005 | Scrubs | Kylie | Recurring role (season 4) |
Cuts | Miller | Episode: "Babe Magnet" | |
2006 | Teachers. | Paula | Episode: "Field Trip" |
All of Us | Eva | Episode: "Pretty Woman" | |
2007 | Lincoln Heights | Dr. Kathy McGhee | Episode: "Tricks and Treats" |
2008 | Players at the Poker Palace | Sandy | Episode: "I'm Outa Here" |
2012 | Castle | Nicky Jay | Episode: "The Limey" |
2014 | Satisfaction | Renee | Episode: "...Through Terms and Conditions" |
2015 | Nashville | Tracey Jensen | Episode: "That's the Way Love Goes" |
TMI Hollywood | Various/Special Guest | Episode: "The Soap Opera Show" | |
Born Again Virgin | Angel | Episode: "No New Friends" | |
Devious Maids | Megan | Episode: "Anatomy of a Murder" | |
Quantico | N/A | Recurring role (season 1) | |
2017 | Greenleaf | Simone | Episode: "Point of No Return" |
2018 | The Resident | Nurse Allie Palmer | Episode: "Identity Crisis" & "Run, Doctor, Run" |
2018–21 | Monogamy | Diandra | Main cast |
2019 | American Soul | Jean Jones | Episode: "Fault Lines" |
Goliath | Gloria | Recurring role (season 3) | |
9-1-1 | Leo's Mother | Episode: "Christmas Spirit" | |
2020 | The Virtual End | Bridget | Episode: "Testing" |
2021 | The Myth of Control | Anya | Recurring role |
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