Jamie Hector
Known for
Born in Brooklyn to Haitian immigrants in 1975, Jamie Hector became one of prestige television most chilling faces as the calm drug lord Marlo Stanfield across three seasons of The Wire (2002). He has spent the years since as an anchoring dramatic presence, playing Detective Jerry Edgar opposite Titus Welliver for the entire run of Bosch (2014) and its follow-up Bosch: Legacy (2022). On the big screen he appeared in Max Payne (2008) and Heart of Stone (2023). Watchful and understated, he specializes in men whose authority is measured in what they do not say.
Jamie Hector
19 Movies
22 Series
Born in Brooklyn to Haitian immigrants in 1975, Jamie Hector became one of prestige television most chilling faces as the calm drug lord Marlo Stanfield across three seasons of The Wire (2002). He has spent the years since as an anchoring dramatic presence, playing Detective Jerry Edgar opposite Titus Welliver for the entire run of Bosch (2014) and its follow-up Bosch: Legacy (2022). On the big screen he appeared in Max Payne (2008) and Heart of Stone (2023). Watchful and understated, he specializes in men whose authority is measured in what they do not say.
Movies
Plays Lincoln Deneuf
Max Payne
2008
Plays Gangsta in Red
Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai
1999
Plays 'I Love You' Leech
He Got Game
1998
Plays Warren
Vacation Friends 2
2023
Plays Nick
Blood Ties
2013
Plays Dunn
Paid in Full
2002
Plays 'DoRight' Miller
Night Catches Us
2010
Plays Ray (voice)
The Listener
2024
Plays Todd
A Year and Change
2015
Plays Pastor Sam Billings
Canal Street
2019
Plays Ron
Doubting Thomas
2018
Plays Phone Kid
Prison Song
2001
Plays Rasheed
Blackout
2007
Plays Mr. Roundtree
Life, Love, Soul
2012
Plays Dante
Joy Road
2011
Plays Young Eastie
Just Another Day
2009
TV Shows
Plays Jerry Edgar
Bosch
2015
Plays Devon Finch
Queen of the South
2016
Plays Marlo Stanfield
The Wire
2002
Plays Benjamin 'Knox' Washington
Heroes
2006
Plays Alonso Creem
The Strain
2014
Plays Sean M. Suiter
We Own This City
2022
Plays Ray Rawlins
Cape Fear
2026
Plays Link Cordell
Person of Interest
2011
Plays Andre D'Andre
Wu-Tang: An American Saga
2019
Plays Det. Jerry Edgar
Bosch: Legacy
2022
Plays Arthur Solomon
Quarry
2016
Plays Trae Adams
Mercy
2009
Plays Jerry Edgar
Ballard
2025
Plays Duane Keith David's Lawyer
Unsolved: The Murders of Tupac and The Notorious B.I.G.
2018
Plays Jean Marchier
Law & Order
1990
Plays Rastafarian
The Beat
2000
Plays Moog
TRON: Uprising
2012
Plays Oso
Prodigal Son
2019
Plays Legros
Third Watch
1999
Plays Jean Guiton
CSI: Miami
2002
Plays Henry Miller
Lie to Me
2009
Plays Bart the Security Guard
Common Law
2012
Latest Trailers
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The Listener
Full Filmography
Cape Fear
Ray Rawlins · 6 episodes
2026–
TV
Ballard
Jerry Edgar · 2 episodes
2025–
TV
The Listener
Ray (voice)
2024
Film
Bosch: Legacy
Det. Jerry Edgar · 3 episodes
2022–2023
TV
Vacation Friends 2
Warren
2023
Film
We Own This City
Sean M. Suiter · 6 episodes
2022
TV
Wu-Tang: An American Saga
Andre D'Andre · 4 episodes
2019
TV
Prodigal Son
Oso · 1 episode
2019–
TV
Canal Street
Pastor Sam Billings
2019
Film
Photos
Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Jamie Hector and where are they from?
Jamie Hector is 50 years old, born on October 7, 1975 in Brooklyn, New York, U.S..
What are the most famous roles of Jamie Hector?
Jamie Hector is best known for roles in Max Payne, Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai, He Got Game.
How many movies has Jamie Hector been in?
Over a 28-year career (since 1998), Jamie Hector has appeared in 19 movies and 22 TV shows.
What was Jamie Hector's first movie?
The career of Jamie Hector began with He Got Game (1998).
What is Jamie Hector's most recent movie or series?
Jamie Hector's most recent release is Cape Fear, which premiered on June 4, 2026.
What TV shows has Jamie Hector appeared in?
On television, Jamie Hector has appeared in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, The Wire, Heroes, Person of Interest.
Jamie Hector
1975-10-07 · Brooklyn, New York, U.S.
Jamie Hector (born October 7, 1975) is an Haitian-American actor who is known for his portrayal of Marlo Stanfield on the critically acclaimed HBO series The Wire.Jamie Hector, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.