Robert Wisdom

American actor in television and film

Robert Wisdom - Performers & Entertainers born September 14th, 1953
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Born in 1953, this American actor gained recognition for roles in television series and films. Achievements include notable performances in the HBO series 'The Wire', where a character was portrayed with depth, and in the series 'The Black Donnellys', showcasing talent in more intense narratives. The career also spans guest appearances in influential shows, contributing to a rich television legacy. Film work includes appearances in various productions, highlighting versatility in acting styles.

Played Omar Little in 'The Wire'

Appeared in 'The Black Donnellys'

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