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The Wire is one of those great shows you can catch on TV late at night, and you expect it to be on when nothing else is. It is packed full of humor that almost anyone can relate to, and includes problems that real people can actually understand. Rather than watching some crazy soap opera with twisted story lines, The Wire brings out the humor in everyday live even just by sitting in a coffee shop and chatting with friends.
If you do not watch The Wire you are missing out on the 21 century’s best television production. The acting is outstanding, the writing is incredible, and the direction is well designed. This is the resistant underbelly of Baltimore at its worse, precisely portrayed and magnificently detailed. This is not just excellent television, this is awesome drama, with good and bad guys where the good guys can be bad and the bad guys can be good. The performances are spectacular and everyone who is involved with this series deserves to get an award.
The Wire is a drama series about life in Baltimore, Maryland. You have the ongoing battles between the gangs and the police. The battle is told from both sides of the story, from the gangs and the police. The show deals with how everyone lives together in this one city and it doesn’t matter who you are, you are always compromised. The show was created, primarily written and produced by David Simon, who was at one time a police reporter. The show has had too many directors to name.
List of Cast and Characters
Unlike the other shows on television, The Wire has a multitude of different characters and cast members who play them. Here are all the main characters and the actors who play them.
Det. James “Jimmy” McNulty is played by Dominic West. Sgt. Ellis Carver is played by Seth Gilliam. Frank Sobotka is played by Chris Bauer. Augustus “Gus” Haynes is played by Clark Johnson. Tommy Carcetti is played by Aidan Gillen. D’Angelo Barksdale is played by Larry Gillard Jr. Ervin H. Burrell is played by Frankie Faison. Rhonda Pearlman is played by Deirdre Lovejoy. Avon Barksdale is played by Wood Harris.
Vondas is played by Paul Ben-Victor. Omar Little is played my Michael Kenneth Williams. Beadie Russell is played by Amy Ryan. Howard “Bunny” Colvin is played by Robert Wisdom. Maurice Levy is played by Michael Kostoff. Duquan “Dukie” Weems is played by Jermaine Crawford. Michael Steintorf is played by Neal Huff. Clarence Royce is played by Glynn Turman. Marlo Stanfeild is played by Jamie Hector.
Norman Wilson is played by Reg E. Cathey. Michael Lee is played by Tristin Wilds. Clay Davis is played by Isiah Whitlock Jr. Scott Templeton is played by Tim McCarthy. Chris Partlow is played by Gbenga Akinnagbe. Alma Gutierrez is played by Michelle Paress. Bubbles is played by Andre Royo. Thomas R. “Herc” Hauk is played by Domenick Lombardozzi. Preston “Bodie” Broadus is played by J.D. Williams.
Cedric Daniels is played by Lance Reddick. William A. Rawls is played by John Doman. Leander Sydnor is played by Parker Robinson. Russell “Stinger” Bell is played by Idris Elba. Kima Greggs is played by Sonja Sohn. Roland “Prez” Pryzbylewski is played by Jim True-Frost. William “Bunk” Moreland is played by Wendell Pierce and Lester Freamon is played by Clarke Peters.
Tim Goodman of the San Francisco Chronicle says “The breadth and ambition of “The Wire” are unrivaled and that taken cumulatively over the course of a season — any season — it’s an astonishing display of writing, acting and storytelling that must be considered alongside the best literature and filmmaking in the modern era.”