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The Cast of The Wire, Then and Now

Men's Health

July 7, 2021 at 7:59 AM

The Cast of The Wire, Then and Now

Then: Dominic West

Now: Dominic West

Then: Sonja Sohn

Now: Sonja Sohn

Then: Wendell Pierce

Now: Wendell Pierce

Then: John Doman

Now: John Doman

Then: Lance Reddick

Now: Lance Reddick

Then: Clarke Peters

Then: Clarke Peters

Then: Jim True-Frost

Now: Jim True-Frost

Then: Wood Harris

Now: Wood Harris

Then: Idris Elba

Now: Idris Elba

Then: Michael B. Jordan

Now: Michael B. Jordan

Then: Michael K. Williams

Now: Michael K. Williams

Then: Andre Royo

Now: Andre Royo

Then: Seth Gilliam

Now: Seth Gilliam

Then: Domenick Lombardozzi

Now: Domenick Lombardozzi

Then: Corey Parker Robinson

Now: Corey Parker Robinson

Then: Delaney Williams

Now: Delaney Williams

Then: Deirdre Lovejoy

Now: Deirdre Lovejoy

Then: Aidan Gillen

Now: Aidan Gillen

Then: Anwan Glover

Now: Anwan Glover

Then: Jamie Hector

Now: Jamie Hector

Then: Gbenga Akinnagbe

Now: Gbenga Akinnagbe

Then: Michael Kostroff

Now: Michael Kostroff

Then: Isiah Whitlock, Jr.

Now: Isiah Whitlock, Jr.

Then: Frankie Faison

Now: Frankie Faison

Then: Chad L. Coleman

Now: Chad L. Coleman

The Cast of The Wire, Then and Now

Ask any television buff about their favorite show of all time, and there's a solid chance they'll say The Wire. Since its premiere in 2002, it's become one of the most highly regarded shows by critics and viewers alike. And the careers of the cast have run the gamut since the finale—from starring in superhero movies to being named the Sexiest Man Alive. Find out what your favorite cast members are up to now.

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The critically-acclaimed drama debuted on HBO more than 17 years ago.

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