The Wire - Cast & Crew
The Wire ist eine US-amerikanische Krimi-Drama-Fernsehserie, die von 20in Standen Schauspieler der Kamera im Weg, wurde die Kamera bewegt, damit sich die Schauspieler auf die Rolle konzentrieren konnten. Der Film-. Finde alle Informationen zur Besetzung das Staffel 2 von The Wire: Schauspieler, Regisseur und Drehbuchautoren. The Wire 1x01 Das Ziel (The Target) Inhaltsangabe zu der Episode The Wire 1x «The Target». Während des Schauspieler in der Episode The Wire 1x01.The Wire Schauspieler Navigationsmenü Video
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How much of Chris Bauer's work have you seen? Known For. The Wire Frank Sobotka. Assistant state's attorney Rhonda Pearlman Deirdre Lovejoy acted as the legal liaison between the detail and the courthouse and also had a sexual relationship with McNulty.
In the homicide division, Bunk Moreland Wendell Pierce was a gifted, dry-witted, hard-drinking detective partnered with McNulty under Sergeant Jay Landsman Delaney Williams , the sarcastic, sharp-tongued squad supervisor.
Peter Gerety had a recurring role as Judge Phelan, the official who started the case moving. On the other side of the investigation was Avon Barksdale 's drug empire.
Williams , and Wallace Michael B. Jordan , all street-level drug dealers. Omar Little Michael K. Williams , a renowned Baltimore stick-up man robbing drug dealers for a living, was a frequent thorn in the side of the Barksdale clan.
Vondas was the underboss of a global smuggling operation, Russell an inexperienced port authority officer and single mother thrown in at the deep end of a multiple homicide investigation, and Frank Sobotka a union leader who turned to crime to raise funds to save his union.
As the second season ended, the focus shifted away from the ports, leaving the new characters behind. The third season saw several previously recurring characters assuming larger starring roles, including Detective Leander Sydnor Corey Parker Robinson , Bodie J.
Williams , Omar Michael K. Williams , Proposition Joe Robert F. Colvin commanded the Western district where the Barksdale organization operated, and nearing retirement, he came up with a radical new method of dealing with the drug problem.
Proposition Joe, the East Side's cautious drug kingpin, became more cooperative with the Barksdale Organization. Sydnor, a rising young star in the Police Department in season 1, returned to the cast as part of the major crimes unit.
Bodie had been seen gradually rising in the Barksdale organization since the first episode; he was born to their trade and showed a fierce aptitude for it.
Omar had a vendetta against the Barksdale organization and gave them all of his lethal attention. New additions in the third season included Tommy Carcetti Aidan Gillen , an ambitious city councilman; Mayor Clarence Royce Glynn Turman , the incumbent whom Carcetti planned to unseat; Marlo Stanfield Jamie Hector , leader of an upstart gang seeking to challenge Avon's dominance; and Dennis "Cutty" Wise Chad Coleman , a newly released convict uncertain of his future.
The characters are friends from a West Baltimore middle school. Another newcomer was Norman Wilson Reg E. Cathey , Carcetti's deputy campaign manager.
The fifth season saw several actors join the starring cast. Gbenga Akinnagbe returns as the previously recurring Chris Partlow , chief enforcer of the now dominant Stanfield Organization.
Neal Huff reprises his role as Mayoral chief of staff Michael Steintorf , having previously appeared as a guest star at the end of the fourth season.
Two other actors also join the starring cast having previously portrayed their corrupt characters as guest stars— Michael Kostroff as defense attorney Maurice Levy and Isiah Whitlock Jr.
Crew member Clark Johnson appeared in front of the camera for the first time in the series to play Augustus Haynes , the principled editor of the city desk of The Baltimore Sun.
The first season introduces two major groups of characters: the Baltimore Police Department and a drug dealing organization run by the Barksdale family.
The season follows the police investigation of the latter over its 13 episodes. The investigation is triggered when, following the acquittal of D'Angelo Barksdale for murder after a key witness changes her story, Detective Jimmy McNulty meets privately with Judge Daniel Phelan.
McNulty tells Phelan that the witness has probably been intimidated by members of a drug trafficking empire run by D'Angelo's uncle, Avon Barksdale , having recognized several faces at the trial, most notably Avon's second-in-command, Stringer Bell.
He also tells Phelan that no one is investigating Barksdale's criminal activity, which includes a significant portion of the city's drug trade and several unsolved homicides.
Phelan reacts to McNulty's report by complaining to senior Police Department figures, embarrassing them into creating a detail dedicated to investigating Barksdale.
An intradepartmental struggle between the more motivated officers on the detail and their superiors spans the whole season, with interference by the higher-ups often threatening to ruin the investigation.
The detail's commander, Cedric Daniels , acts as mediator between the two opposing groups of police. Meanwhile, the organized and cautious Barksdale gang is explored through characters at various levels within it.
The organization is continually antagonized by a stick-up crew led by Omar Little , and the feud leads to several deaths. Throughout, D'Angelo struggles with his conscience over his life of crime and the people it affects.
The police have little success with street-level arrests or with securing informants beyond Bubbles , a well known West Side drug addict.
Eventually the investigation takes the direction of electronic surveillance, with wiretaps and pager clones to infiltrate the security measures taken by the Barksdale organization.
This leads the investigation to areas the commanding officers had hoped to avoid, including political contributions.
When an associate of Avon Barksdale is arrested by State Police and offers to cooperate, the commanding officers order the detail to undertake a sting operation to wrap up the case.
Detective Kima Greggs is seriously hurt in the operation, triggering an overzealous response from the rest of the department.
This causes the detail's targets to suspect that they are under investigation. Wallace is murdered by his childhood friends Bodie and Poot , on orders from Stringer Bell, after leaving his "secure" placement with relatives and returning to Baltimore.
D'Angelo Barksdale is eventually arrested transporting a kilo of uncut heroin, and learning of Wallace's murder, is ready to turn in his uncle and Stringer.
However, D'Angelo's mother convinces him to rescind the deal and take the charges for his family. The detail manages to arrest Avon on a minor charge and gets one of his soldiers, Wee-Bey , to confess to most of the murders, some of which he did not commit.
Stringer escapes prosecution and is left running the Barksdale empire. For the officers, the consequences of antagonizing their superiors are severe, with Daniels passed over for promotion and McNulty assigned out of homicide and into the marine unit.
The second season, along with its ongoing examination of the drug problem and its effect on the urban poor , examines the plight of the blue-collar urban working class as exemplified by stevedores in the city port , as some of them get caught up in smuggling drugs and other contraband inside the shipping containers that pass through their port.
McNulty harbors a grudge against his former commanders for reassigning him to the marine unit. When thirteen unidentified young women are found dead in a container at the docks, McNulty successfully makes a spiteful effort to place the murders within the jurisdiction of his former commander.
Meanwhile, police Major Stan Valchek gets into a feud with Polish-American Frank Sobotka , a leader of the International Brotherhood of Stevedores, a fictional dockers' union , over competing donations to their old neighborhood church.
Valchek demands a detail to investigate Sobotka. A detail is assigned, but staffed with "humps". Valcheck threatens Burrell with a disruption of Burrell's confirmation hearings and insists on Daniels.
Cedric Daniels is interviewed, having been praised by Prez , Major Valchek's son-in-law, and also because of his work on the Barksdale case.
He is eventually selected to lead the detail assigned just to investigate Sobotka; when the investigation is concluded Daniels is assured he will move up to head a special case unit with personnel of his choosing.
Life for the blue-collar men of the port is increasingly hard and work is scarce. As union leader, Sobotka has taken it on himself to reinvigorate the port by lobbying politicians to support much-needed infrastructure improvement initiatives.
Lacking the funds needed for this kind of influence, Sobotka has become involved with a smuggling ring. Around him, his son and nephew also turn to crime, as they have few other opportunities to earn money.
It becomes clear to the Sobotka detail that the dead girls are related to their investigation, as they were in a container that was supposed to be smuggled through the port.
They again use wiretaps to infiltrate the crime ring and slowly work their way up the chain towards The Greek , the mysterious man in charge.
The Greek has a mole inside the FBI and starts severing his ties to Baltimore when he learns about the investigation. After a dispute over stolen goods turns violent, Sobotka's wayward son Ziggy is charged with the murder of one of the Greek's underlings.
Sobotka himself is arrested for smuggling; he agrees to work with the detail to help his son, finally seeing his actions as a mistake. The investigation ends with the fourteen homicides solved but the perpetrator already dead.
Several drug dealers and mid-level smuggling figures tied to the Greek are arrested, but he and his second-in-command escape uncharged and unidentified.
The Major is pleased that Sobotka was arrested; the case is seen as a success by the commanding officers, but is viewed as a failure by the detail.
Across town, the Barksdale organization continues its business under Stringer while Avon and D'Angelo Barksdale serve prison time.
D'Angelo decides to cut ties to his family after his uncle organizes the deaths of several inmates and blames it on a corrupt guard to shave time from his sentence.
Eventually Stringer covertly orders D'Angelo killed, with the murder staged to look like a suicide.
Avon is unaware of Stringer's duplicity and mourns the loss of his nephew. Stringer also struggles, having been cut off by Avon's drug suppliers in New York and left with increasingly poor-quality product.
He again goes behind Avon's back, giving up half of Avon's most prized territory to a rival named Proposition Joe in exchange for a share of his supply, which is revealed to be coming from the Greek.
Avon, unaware of the arrangement, assumes that Joe and other dealers are moving into his territory simply because the Barksdale organization has too few enforcers.
He uses his New York connections to hire a feared assassin named Brother Mouzone. Stringer deals with this by tricking his old adversary Omar into believing that Mouzone was responsible for the vicious killing of his partner in their feud in season one.
Seeking revenge, Omar shoots Mouzone but, realizing Stringer has lied to him, calls Mouzone recovers and leaves Baltimore , and Stringer now with Avon's consent is able to continue his arrangement with Proposition Joe.
In the third season, the focus returns to the street and the Barksdale organization. The scope is expanded to include the city's political scene.
A new subplot is introduced to explore the potential positive effects of de facto "legalizing" the illegal drug trade, and incidentally prostitution, within the limited boundaries of a few uninhabited city blocks—referred to as Hamsterdam.
The posited benefits, as in Amsterdam and other European cities, are reduced street crime city-wide and increased outreach of health and social services to vulnerable people.
These are continuations of stories hinted at earlier. The demolition of the residential towers that had served as the Barksdale organization's prime territory pushes their dealers back out onto the streets of Baltimore.
Stringer Bell continues his reform of the organization by cooperating with other drug lords, sharing with one another territory, product and profits.
Stringer's proposal is met with a curt refusal from Marlo Stanfield , leader of a new, growing crew. Against Stringer's advice, Avon decides to take Marlo's territory by force and the two gangs become embroiled in a bitter turf war with multiple deaths.
Omar Little continues to rob the Barksdale organization wherever possible. Working with his new boyfriend Dante and two women, he is once more a serious problem.
The violence related to the drug trade makes it an obvious choice of investigation for Cedric Daniels ' permanently established Major Crimes Unit. Councilman Tommy Carcetti begins to prepare himself for a mayoral race.
He manipulates a colleague into running against the mayor to split the black vote, secures a capable campaign manager and starts making headlines for himself.
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