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Retta

Retta

American actress

Full name
Retta Sirleaf
Nationality
USA
Years active
2007–2024

Known for

About Retta

Retta is an American actress. Their career spans 18 titles, among them Parks and Recreation (2009), The Lego Ninjago Movie (2017) and Good Boys (2019).

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Their career in figures

The earliest credit MovieNCo has for Retta is Fracture (2007); in all, 12 films and 6 TV shows over 17 years. Their title most voted by MovieNCo readers is Parks and Recreation (2009), with 16 votes. Their busiest decade is the 2010s, with 11 titles. The person they have worked with most is Matt Walsh, on 2 films, among them Other People and Sex Ed.

Latest work

Full filmography (18)
  1. 2023

    Hit Man

    Police Officer

    Where to watch
    7.4
  2. 2024–

    Elsbeth TV

    Margo Clarke, 1 episode

  3. 2019–

    The Morning Show TV

    Retta, 1 episode

  4. 2023 6.8
  5. 2019 6.8
  6. 2019–2022

    Tuca & Bertie TV

    2 episodes

  7. 2018–2021

    Good Girls TV

    Ruby Hill, 34 episodes

    7.6
  8. 2017 2.8

Where to watch Retta

Their films and TV shows you can watch now in the UK, and where.

  1. 2017

    The Lego Ninjago Movie

    Maggie the Cheerleader

    Where to watch
    6.3
  2. 2019 6.8
  3. 2015 4.4
  4. 2007

    Fracture

    Evidence Room Cop

    Where to watch
    6.8
  5. 2017 6.5
  6. 2023

    Hit Man

    Police Officer

    Where to watch
    7.4
  7. 2023 6.8
  8. 2017 2.8

Availability checked on 9 November 2026.

The best Retta films

By MovieNCo readers' ratings.

  1. Good Boys 2019 6.8
  2. Fracture 2007 6.8
  3. To the Bone 2017 6.5
  4. The Lego Ninjago Movie 2017 6.3
  5. Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip 2015 4.4

Has worked with

Questions about Retta

What are the best Retta films?

By MovieNCo readers' ratings, the best Retta films are Good Boys (2019, 6.8), Fracture (2007, 6.8) and To the Bone (2017, 6.5).

How many films and TV shows has Retta been in?

MovieNCo lists 12 films and 6 TV shows for Retta, from Fracture (2007) to Elsbeth (2024).

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