| Filmography |
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-Movies- |
| -1986- |
| Cindy had a role in the TV movie "Johnnie Mae Gibson: FBI " she played the main character's girlfriend. She played the part of Gloria Powell |
| -1991- |
| Cindy Herron's biggest movie role was in the film "Juice," also staring rap artist Tupac, and actor Omar Epps. Cindy played a nurse named Yolanda seeing a younger man (Omar Epps) |
| -1995- |
| En Vogue had a bit part in the motion Picture "Batman Forever" The ladies played some corner girls who solicit Robin in a street scene, but they wanted Batman not Batboy. |
| (year?) |
| Former En Vogue member Dawn Robinson had a bit part in the movie "Life" she was the one singing in the club with the red dress on. |
| -2001- |
| Rhapsody Cindy had a cameo appearance in the movie "Rhapsody" aka "Deadly Rhapsody." The movie starred Ice T. and MC Hammer. |
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"Lexi" Lexi is a theatrical movie staring Cindy. Cindy plays the role of Lexi. The film has not yet been released to the theaters. |
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| TV series/ Sitcoms |
| -1979- |
| Cindy was on "Up and Coming" TV series she played Valerie |
| -1982- |
| Cindy had a guest appearance in the Righteous Apples (Un credited) |
| -1988- |
| Cindy was in "Amen" playing "Mary Lee Stehle" in episode: "Thelma's
Handyman" (episode # 3.8) 3 December 1988 |
| -1989- |
| Cindy was in "Full House" playing "Cindy" in episode: "Joey
& Stacy and... Oh, Yeah, Jesse" (episode # 3.12) 15 December 1989 |
| -1991- |
| En Vogue appeared in the television series "Circus of the stars." Singing: "Hold On" and "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy |
| -1993- |
| En Vogue appeared in 1 episodes of "A Different World" Ron needs an opening act for his new club and En Vogue play some backward country church girls starting off by singing "Rock Of Ages" then Whitley and others try to teach them dance steps to pull off "Free Your Mind" on the clubs opening night. |
| -1993- |
| En Vogue appeared in 3 episodes of "Roc" live on Fox. Maxine played Roc's niece, Jackie and Cindy played Joy's girlfriend Kim. The group played a female vocal group getting out of Baltimore projects, calling themselves Downtown Divas. En Vogue also appeared in In Living Color with Wanda singing "My Lovin" |
| -1994- |
| Cindy was on "On
Our Own" (1994) in episode: "Matchmaker Mama" (episode #
1.3) 25 September 1994 |
| -1994- |
| Cindy was on "On
Our Own" (1994) in episode: "A Family Affair" (episode #
1.9) 13 November 1994 |
| -1995- |
| Cindy was on "On
Our Own" (1994) in episode: "Girl Talk" (episode # 1.17)
24 March 1995 |
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-1997- |
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En Vogue appeared on the "Wayans Brothers" on the "WB" in episode: "I Was En Vogue's Love Slave" (episode # 4.8) 12 November 1997 |
| -1999- |
| Cindy was
on "Malcolm
& Eddie" (1996) playing "Olivia" in episode:
"B.S. I Love You" (episode # 3.22) 25 May 1999 |
| -1999- |
| Cindy was
on "Malcolm
& Eddie" (1996) playing "Olivia" in episode:
"Hanging by a Dred" (episode # 4.1) 6 September 1999 |
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Commercials |
| -1989- |
| Cindy appeared in a McDonalds commercial, shortly before En Vogue was put together. She only had one line, her line was "So who's Kim?" |
| -1992- |
| En Vogue starred in their own Diet Coke commercial directed by Spike Lee |
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| Daytime Dramas |
| -1992- |
| Cindy had a guest appearance on the Soap Opera "Another World" |
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Others/unknown years |
| (Year?) |
| Terry had a very small part in an alien movie. I don't remember the name of it. In the movie she died less than five minutes after she came on screen. (I've only seen this movie once I think it was Terry) |
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| Terry made a guest appearance on the show "Sparks" She played one of Maxy's girls. In the episode he and Terry had planned a date together, and he was trying to get out of working so he could take her out, but his plans didn't go the way he wanted so they didn't have their date. Terry was very disappointed |