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Daryl Chill Mitchell as Chill

Daryl Chill Mitchell was born in Bronx, NY, and grew up on Long Island with his five brothers and three sisters. Mitchell first garnered public attention as a member of the rap group Groove B Chill. The Hudlin Brothers, who directed one of Groove B Chill's videos, cast the group in the 1990 feature film "House Party," where Mitchell had the opportunity to work alongside Martin Lawrence and Tisha Campbell. He enjoyed the experience so much that he decided to turn his focus from music to acting.

Mitchell followed "House Party" with appearances in the feature films "Boomerang," "House Party 2," "Sgt. Bilko" and "Home Fries." His more recent films include "The Outside Man" opposite Denzel Washington, "10 Things I Hate About You," "Galaxy Quest," "Lucky Numbers," "Black Knight" and "The Country Bears." His television credits include "The John Larroquette Show," "Veronica's Closet," "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," "Law & Order," "The Cosby Show," "Here and Now," "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody" and "I'm With Stupid."

In November 2001, Mitchell was temporarily sidelined by a motorcycle accident that left him paralyzed from the waist down. However, it never halted his momentum, and once he was in control of his wheelchair, Mitchell went back to work as a series regular on the series "Ed." Mitchell's character, "Eli," was known for using the phrase "Roll...or fold," and Mitchell adopted that saying to express his take on life.

When not in production, Mitchell resides in Atlanta with his wife and three children.


Chill had his life changed drastically after a car accident left him in a wheelchair. He owns Trainor's, a sports-themed restaurant in Houston, but is struggling to keep it afloat. Even though the publicity from his famous brother might be good for business, Chill doesn't want help from Mike. The rivalry between the brothers is exactly the same as it was when they were kids. If they can stop their bickering, put aside their differences and learn to be teammates, Mike and Chill might just turn out to be each other's biggest asset.


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