Donald Faison profile
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Donald Faison

22nd June 1974 New York City, New York, USA Acting

Donald Adeosun Faison (born June 22, 1974) is an American actor and voice actor best known for his role as Dr. Chris Turk in the ABC (formerly NBC) comedy-drama Scrubs (2001–2010). Faison first emerged on the scene with parts in films such as Clueless (1995) and Remember the Titans (2000). He has continued his career with the films Next Day Air and Skyline.

49 Movies 68 TV Shows 1 In Production 121 Credits
Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

Hot Bot poster
Hot Bot 1st March 2016 as Delaware Huffington
Stag poster
Stag 19th August 2013 as Ken Andrews
NB80s poster
NB80s 30th November 2011 as Self
Butter poster
Butter 13th October 1998 as Khaleed
Juice poster
Juice 17th January 1992 as Student
Scrubs poster
Scrubs 25th February 2026 as Christopher Turk
Clone High poster
Clone High 23rd May 2023 as George Washington Carver (voice)
Timeline poster
Timeline 21st November 2019 as Principal Anderson
Conan poster
Conan 8th November 2010 as Self
Cubed poster
Cubed 17th September 2009 as Donald Faison
Robot Chicken poster
Robot Chicken 20th February 2005 as DJ / Chuck Clayton / Football Player (voice)
Robot Chicken poster
Robot Chicken 20th February 2005 as Mufasa / Mr. T / Itsy Bitsy Spider (voice)
Clone High poster
Clone High 2nd November 2002 as George Washington Carver (voice)
Clone High poster
Clone High 2nd November 2002 as Martin Luther King Jr. / Toots (voice)
Clone High poster
Clone High 2nd November 2002 as Toots / Wally (voice)
Clone High poster
Clone High 2nd November 2002 as X-Stream Bob / Wally (voice)
Clone High poster
Clone High 2nd November 2002 as George Washington Carver / Wally (voice)
Clone High poster
Clone High 2nd November 2002 as Jimi Hendrix / Wally (voice)
Clone High poster
Clone High 2nd November 2002 as Toots / King Kwanzaa / Wally / Guy in Commercial (voice)
Scrubs poster
Scrubs 2nd October 2001 as Christopher Turk
Christmas at the Kringles poster Coming soon
Christmas at the Kringles 30th October 2026