Cherie Johnson(III)
- Actress
- Producer
- Writer
Cherie Johnson (born November 21, 1975 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
USA), is an American actress, author, columnist, executive producer,
producer, and writer. She is of African American and Puerto Rican
descent.
Johnson first rose to fame, at age eight, when she appeared on
Punky Brewster (1984) as the
fictional character, "Cherie", and the show aired from 1984-1988 in
first-run syndication on NBC (National Broadcasting Corporation).
"Punky Brewster" later expanded into a cartoon series titled
Punky Brewster (1985),
which she contributed her voice for "Little Cherie" and it aired from
1985-1987 on NBC. One of her most recognized acting roles is on
Family Matters (1989), where
she co-starred as the character, "Maxine", and the show aired from
1989-1997 on ABC (American Broadcasting Corporation) and on CBS
(Columbia Broadcasting System) from 1997-1998. With 215 episodes,
"Family Matters" is the third longest-running U.S. sitcom with a
predominantly African-American cast.
Johnson has written columns in publications including Dimez
Magazine and Glam Couture Magazine. She has co-written, written, and
self-published books, including "Around the World Twice", "Two
Different Walks of Life", and "Peaches & Cream". Johnson has been
nominated and won several awards, including the Young Artist Award,
Award of Excellence by the National Association of Youth in
Entertainment, Opulece Humanitarian Award, and the Readers Choice Award
by African American on The Move Book Club.
USA), is an American actress, author, columnist, executive producer,
producer, and writer. She is of African American and Puerto Rican
descent.
Johnson first rose to fame, at age eight, when she appeared on
Punky Brewster (1984) as the
fictional character, "Cherie", and the show aired from 1984-1988 in
first-run syndication on NBC (National Broadcasting Corporation).
"Punky Brewster" later expanded into a cartoon series titled
Punky Brewster (1985),
which she contributed her voice for "Little Cherie" and it aired from
1985-1987 on NBC. One of her most recognized acting roles is on
Family Matters (1989), where
she co-starred as the character, "Maxine", and the show aired from
1989-1997 on ABC (American Broadcasting Corporation) and on CBS
(Columbia Broadcasting System) from 1997-1998. With 215 episodes,
"Family Matters" is the third longest-running U.S. sitcom with a
predominantly African-American cast.
Johnson has written columns in publications including Dimez
Magazine and Glam Couture Magazine. She has co-written, written, and
self-published books, including "Around the World Twice", "Two
Different Walks of Life", and "Peaches & Cream". Johnson has been
nominated and won several awards, including the Young Artist Award,
Award of Excellence by the National Association of Youth in
Entertainment, Opulece Humanitarian Award, and the Readers Choice Award
by African American on The Move Book Club.