Meagan Good was born on August 8, 1981, in Panorama City, California, but was raised in Valencia. She began her career by appearing in television commercials at the age of four. Then she guest starred in shows "The Parenthood," "Moesha" and "The Steve Harvey Show." Her big breakthrough came in the film "Eve's Bayou," where she starred opposite Samuel L. Jackson. Meagan also had major roles in the movies "The Cookout" and "D.E.B.S."
Meagan Good started acting onscreen in the late '90s, and has worked in a wide array of genres. Her first major film role was in Kasi Lemmons' gently observed, well-received ensemble drama Eve's Bayou (1997). Good followed it up with such projects as the romantic comedy Deliver Us From Eva (2002), the teen dance film You Got Served (2004), and the post-noir mystery Brick (2005). In 2007, Good signed for a supporting role in the Mike Myers comedy The Love Guru (2008), Good also has a spread in a recent edition of Complex Mag one of my favorite magazines.
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