One of Hart's first roles was as a reoccurring character on Judd Apatow's TV show about a bunch of listless college freshman, which starred a young Seth Rogen, Jay Baruchel and Charlie Hunnam. In the early-aughts comedy Hart played a religious student, Luke, who in an unaired episode converted Baruchel's character to Christianity.
Hart stars as an airplane passenger who wins a massive settlement after a horrible in-flight experience. He then uses the money to start an airline of his own, with a tricked-out plane that has Snoop Dogg at its helm. When the stand-up appeared on Marc Maron's WTF podcast, he said that Soul Plane is "what got me popular enough to start touring."
In the 2005 comedy, Hart re-teamed with Apatow for a brief cameo as an obnoxious customer that argues with Romany Malco's Jay, who works as a salesperson at the technology store where middle-aged virgin Andy (played by Steve Carell) also works.
In the American remake of the 2007 British film of the same name, Hart plays the undertaker that delivers the wrong body to the funeral for the recently deceased father of brothers played by Chris Rock and Martin Lawrence.
On two episodes of ABC's Emmy-winning comedy, Hart plays Andre — neighbor to the Dunphy's and friend to affable dad, Phil.
Hart plays a happy divorcé in the ensemble comedy base on talk show host Steve Harvey's book Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man. He reprised his role in the 2014 sequel, Think Like a Man Too.
Hart plays a fellow post-doctoral student in Emily Blunt's character's psychology program, an oddball obsessed with sexual self-pleasure.
Alongside a slew of other celebrities — including Aziz Ansari, Paul Rudd, Mindy Kaling and Michael Cera — Hart has a blink-and-you-miss-him cameo in the Seth Rogen– and Evan Goldberg-directed apocalyptic comedy as himself.
A high school security guard and aspiring Atlanta police officer (played by Hart) has to impress his soon-to-be brother-in-law, a hardened undercover cop played by Ice Cube, during a ride along. The movie grossed almost $135 million domestically. Ride Along 2 is due out Jan. 15, 2016.
In Chris Rock's critically acclaimed comedy, Hart plays the fast-talking, Ivy League-educated talent agent to the successful but unfulfilled New York stand-up played by Rock.
Hart stars as groomsman for hire Jimmy Callahan. Two weeks before he marries the girl of his dreams best-man-less, groom-to-be Doug (Josh Gad) enlists Jimmy's help to impress his in-laws and future wife.
In his latest comedy, Hart teaches white collar criminal Will Ferrell prison survival skills… despite the fact that he's never been himself.