Dwjuan F. Fox

Alright, so Dwjuan F. Fox has been making some waves in the film world. He’s popped up in a few flicks that, honestly, if you blink, you might miss his name unless you’re really paying attention to the credits. First off, “I Wanna Dance with Somebody” (2022)—yeah, that Whitney Houston biopic that had everyone reliving their karaoke nights and embarrassing car singalongs. Fox isn’t front and center, but he’s in the mix, adding some of that extra flavor behind the scenes. Not every actor can say they’ve been attached to a film where the soundtrack basically slaps from start to finish. Then there’s “Danger One” from 2018. Not exactly Oscar bait, but if you’re into wild rides and a plot that spirals out of control, this movie’s for you. It’s got that “Oh no, what have we gotten ourselves into?” energy, and Fox is doing his thing as part of the chaos. EMTs, a bag of cash, everything going sideways—classic “wrong place, wrong time” vibes. Can’t forget “Aftermath” (2021). Darker, heavier, a bit more on the “why is everything so bleak?” side. The kind of movie where you wonder who’s going to make it out in one piece and who’s going to get chewed up by the mess they’ve wandered into. Fox shows up and you’re kind of rooting for him, even if you’re not totally sure he’s going to come out unscathed. So yeah, Fox’s filmography isn’t stacked with blockbusters, but he’s carved out a niche for himself, hopping between genres and always giving a little something extra. If you’re the type to stick around for the credits, you’ll spot him—quietly doing the work, leaving his mark, one scene at a time.