Gen Z’s Favorite Black Actors
A new generation of talent is reshaping Hollywood, bringing fresh perspectives and powerful performances to screens worldwide. These black male actors have captured the attention of Gen Z audiences through breakout roles in streaming hits, blockbuster franchises, and critically acclaimed dramas. From navigating the complexities of adolescence in high school dramas to portraying superheroes and historical figures, they are defining the current cultural zeitgeist. Their work resonates with viewers who value authenticity, diversity, and compelling storytelling in film and television. This list highlights the performers who are currently making a significant impact on the entertainment industry.
Caleb McLaughlin
Caleb McLaughlin gained international recognition for his portrayal of Lucas Sinclair in the Netflix sci-fi phenomenon ‘Stranger Things’. Starting his career on Broadway as Young Simba in ‘The Lion King’, he successfully transitioned to screen acting with a role that allowed him to grow alongside his character. He later showcased his dramatic range in the film ‘Concrete Cowboy’, starring opposite Idris Elba as a rebellious teen inducted into Philadelphia’s urban horsemanship culture. McLaughlin continues to expand his portfolio with projects that highlight his versatility and charisma. His presence in pop culture extends beyond acting, as he is also known for his advocacy and fashion sense.
Jharrel Jerome
Jharrel Jerome delivered a career-defining performance as Korey Wise in Ava DuVernay’s limited series ‘When They See Us’. This role earned him a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series or Movie, making him one of the youngest winners in the category. He first caught the industry’s attention in the Academy Award-winning film ‘Moonlight’, where he played the teenage version of Kevin. Jerome brings a raw emotional depth to his characters, often choosing projects that tackle difficult social themes. He also stars in the surrealist comedy series ‘I’m a Virgo’, further demonstrating his willingness to take on experimental roles.
Asante Blackk
Asante Blackk made a stunning debut as Kevin Richardson in ‘When They See Us’, a performance that garnered him an Emmy nomination at just 17 years old. He followed this success with a regular role in the hit drama ‘This Is Us’, playing the character Malik Hodges. Blackk is known for his ability to convey vulnerability and intelligence, quickly establishing himself as a formidable talent in dramatic television. His work often centers on narratives that explore the black experience in America with nuance and sensitivity. He remains a prominent figure among young Hollywood actors advocating for social justice.
Michael Rainey Jr.
Michael Rainey Jr. became a household name for his portrayal of Tariq St. Patrick in the sprawling ‘Power’ universe. After growing up on screen in the original series, he took the lead in the spin-off ‘Power Book II: Ghost’, carrying the franchise forward for a new demographic. His character is one of the most polarized figures in modern television, a testament to Rainey’s ability to provoke strong audience reactions. Before his television dominance, he appeared in films like ‘Barbershop: The Next Cut’ and ‘LUV’. He has effectively transitioned from child actor to a leading man in the crime drama genre.
Ncuti Gatwa
Ncuti Gatwa captured hearts globally as Eric Effiong in the Netflix comedy-drama ‘Sex Education’. His portrayal of a gay teenager from a religious African family earned him multiple BAFTA nominations and critical acclaim for its warmth and humor. Gatwa made history by being cast as the Fifteenth Doctor in the long-running British sci-fi series ‘Doctor Who’, becoming the first black actor to lead the show. He also appeared in the blockbuster film ‘Barbie’, showcasing his comedic timing and screen presence. His rapid ascent reflects his dynamic range and ability to steal scenes in ensemble casts.
Damson Idris
Damson Idris is best known for his intense portrayal of Franklin Saint in the FX crime drama ‘Snowfall’. Over six seasons, he chronicled the rise and fall of a young drug kingpin in 1980s Los Angeles, earning widespread praise for his command of the screen. British-born Idris seamlessly adopted an American accent for the role, convincing audiences of his character’s roots. He has also appeared in the sci-fi action film ‘Outside the Wire’ and the anthology series ‘Black Mirror’. His work has positioned him as one of the most promising dramatic actors of his generation.
Jabari Banks
Jabari Banks burst onto the scene with the daunting task of reimagining the role of Will Smith in ‘Bel-Air’, the dramatic reboot of ‘The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’. A Philadelphia native himself, Banks brought a fresh, gritty authenticity to the character while honoring the original’s legacy. His performance balances the swagger of a street-smart teen with the emotional vulnerability of a young man displaced from his home. ‘Bel-Air’ marks his first major on-screen credit, highlighting his natural talent and immediate star power. He has quickly become a face to watch in the landscape of modern television reboots.
Olly Sholotan
Olly Sholotan offers a complex and darker interpretation of Carlton Banks in the Peacock series ‘Bel-Air’. Unlike the comedic counterpart in the original sitcom, Sholotan’s Carlton is a high-achieving student battling anxiety and drug use. His performance provides a sharp commentary on the pressure of excellence and identity within elite spaces. Sholotan is also a musician and producer, bringing a multi-disciplinary approach to his artistic career. His dynamic with co-star Jabari Banks serves as the emotional core of the series.
Tyler James Williams
Tyler James Williams has been a fixture in television since his breakout role as the title character in ‘Everybody Hates Chris’. He successfully transitioned to adult roles with his portrayal of Gregory Eddie in the mockumentary sitcom ‘Abbott Elementary’. This performance earned him a Golden Globe Award and solidified his status as a comedic heavyweight with impeccable timing. Williams has also appeared in ‘The Walking Dead’ and ‘Dear White People’, showcasing his range beyond comedy. He remains a beloved figure for Gen Z audiences who grew up watching his early work.
Keith Powers
Keith Powers has built a steady career with roles in films like ‘Straight Outta Compton’, where he played Tyrell. He gained further popularity for his role in the miniseries ‘The New Edition Story’ as Ronnie DeVoe. Powers often plays romantic leads, as seen in the Netflix film ‘The Perfect Find’ opposite Gabrielle Union. His work in the sci-fi action film ‘The Tomorrow War’ demonstrated his capability in action-oriented roles as well. He continues to be a favorite in projects that blend romance, drama, and history.
Algee Smith
Algee Smith garnered critical praise for his role as Larry Reed in Kathryn Bigelow’s film ‘Detroit’. He expanded his fanbase with his portrayal of Chris McKay in the HBO teen drama ‘Euphoria’, a show that defines Gen Z television. Smith also starred in ‘The New Edition Story’ alongside Keith Powers, showcasing his musical and acting talents. His performance in ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ further established his credentials in serious, prestige cinema. Smith seamlessly moves between gritty dramas and stylized television series.
Kelvin Harrison, Jr.
Kelvin Harrison Jr. is celebrated for his transformative performances in independent films like ‘Waves’ and ‘Luce’. In ‘Waves’, he played a high school wrestler whose life spirals out of control, a role that demanded intense physical and emotional commitment. He portrayed the Chevalier de Saint-Georges in the biopic ‘Chevalier’, demonstrating his ability to carry a historical drama. Harrison is known for selecting complex, psychological roles that challenge audiences. His filmography reflects a dedication to artistic integrity and diverse storytelling.
Shameik Moore
Shameik Moore is the voice behind Miles Morales in the groundbreaking animated film ‘Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse’ and its sequel. His vocal performance helped introduce a new generation to the first Afro-Latino Spider-Man. In live-action, Moore starred as Shaolin Fantastic in the Netflix series ‘The Get Down’ and as Raekwon in ‘Wu-Tang: An American Saga’. His breakout role came in the film ‘Dope’, where he played a geeky teen navigating life in Inglewood. Moore is a multi-talented artist who also releases music and dances.
Jaden Smith
Jaden Smith has been in the public eye since childhood, debuting alongside his father in ‘The Pursuit of Happyness’. He later starred in the remake of ‘The Karate Kid’, which became a global box office success. Smith voiced the character Kaz Kaan in the anime-inspired series ‘Neo Yokio’, gaining a cult following among anime fans. He has also appeared in ‘The Get Down’ and the film ‘Life in a Year’. Beyond acting, Smith is a fashion icon and musician whose experimental style resonates deeply with Gen Z.
Chosen Jacobs
Chosen Jacobs is best known for his role as Mike Hanlon in the horror blockbuster ‘It’ and its sequel ‘It Chapter Two’. He brought a quiet strength to the character, contributing to the strong ensemble dynamic of the Losers’ Club. Jacobs also starred in the Disney+ musical ‘Sneakerella’, reimagining the classic Cinderella story within the sneaker culture subgenre. His television credits include a recurring role in ‘Hawaii Five-0’ and ‘God Friended Me’. He continues to balance roles in genre films with family-friendly entertainment.
Jonathan Daviss
Jonathan Daviss plays Pope Heyward in the popular Netflix adventure series ‘Outer Banks’. His character is the brains of the Pogue group, often tasked with solving the show’s intricate mysteries. Daviss brings a grounded intelligence and loyalty to the role, making him a fan favorite. The show’s massive success has catapulted him into the spotlight as a key member of the ensemble. He recently appeared in the film ‘Do Revenge’, expanding his presence in the teen movie genre.
Brett Gray
Brett Gray gained popularity as Jamal Turner in the Netflix coming-of-age series ‘On My Block’. His character provided much of the show’s comic relief while also navigating complex storylines involving secrets and treasure hunts. Gray’s energetic performance made him a standout in the show’s ensemble cast. He voiced a character in the animated series ‘Star Trek: Prodigy’, broadening his reach to younger audiences. Gray is also a musician, frequently sharing his creative output with his social media followers.
Jacob Latimore
Jacob Latimore is a singer and actor who has steadily built an impressive filmography. He starred as Emmett Washington in the Showtime drama ‘The Chi’, a series that explores life on the South Side of Chicago. His film roles include the sci-fi drama ‘Sleight’, where he played a street magician, and the comedy ‘House Party’. Latimore effectively balances his music career with acting, often bringing a charismatic presence to his screen roles. He is recognized for his work ethic and consistent output in both television and film.
Alex R. Hibbert
Alex R. Hibbert made a memorable debut as the child version of Chiron in the Academy Award-winning film ‘Moonlight’. This quiet, powerful performance set the tone for the entire film and earned him critical acclaim. He currently stars as Kevin Williams in ‘The Chi’, growing up on screen over several seasons. Hibbert has also appeared in ‘Black Panther’ in a cameo role. His transition from child actor to young adult performer has been marked by steady, grounded work in serious dramas.
Ashton Sanders
Ashton Sanders is another breakout star from ‘Moonlight’, where he played the teenage version of Chiron. His portrayal of a young man grappling with his sexuality and identity was widely praised for its intensity and vulnerability. Sanders later starred as RZA in the Hulu series ‘Wu-Tang: An American Saga’, embodying the hip-hop legend with distinctive style. He appeared in the sci-fi thriller ‘Captive State’ and the action sequel ‘The Equalizer 2’. Sanders is known for his unique fashion sense and commitment to artistic, often gritty, roles.
Trevante Rhodes
Trevante Rhodes completed the trio of actors playing Chiron in ‘Moonlight’, portraying the character as an adult. His physical transformation and subtle emotional performance anchored the film’s final act. Rhodes starred in the post-apocalyptic thriller ‘Bird Box’, which became a massive streaming hit for Netflix. He also played Mike Tyson in the Hulu limited series ‘Mike’, taking on the challenge of portraying the controversial boxer. His background as a track and field sprinter informs the physicality he brings to his action and dramatic roles.
Daniel Kaluuya
Daniel Kaluuya is a defining actor of his generation, known for his Oscar-nominated role in Jordan Peele’s ‘Get Out’. He won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his portrayal of Fred Hampton in ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’. Kaluuya reunited with Peele for the sci-fi horror ‘Nope’, further cementing his status as a box office draw. He also appeared in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as W’Kabi in ‘Black Panther’. His performances are characterized by an intense gaze and a commanding screen presence.
LaKeith Stanfield
LaKeith Stanfield is celebrated for his eccentric and captivating performances in both film and television. He starred as Darius Epps in the FX series ‘Atlanta’, a character that became a cultural icon for his philosophical and surreal musings. Stanfield received an Oscar nomination for his role in ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’, playing the informant William O’Neal. His filmography includes diverse projects like ‘Sorry to Bother You’, ‘Knives Out’, and ‘The Harder They Fall’. He is known for taking risks and choosing unconventional roles that challenge narrative norms.
John Boyega
John Boyega achieved global fame as Finn in the ‘Star Wars’ sequel trilogy, becoming a central figure in one of the world’s biggest franchises. He delivered a critically acclaimed performance in Steve McQueen’s ‘Small Axe’ anthology series, specifically in the film ‘Red, White and Blue’. Boyega starred in ‘The Woman King’ and the sci-fi mystery ‘They Cloned Tyrone’, showcasing his versatility. He has been a vocal advocate for racial justice, which has resonated deeply with his fanbase. Boyega continues to produce and star in projects that elevate diverse voices.
Justice Smith
Justice Smith has become a go-to actor for major franchise adaptations and fantasy films. He starred as the lead in ‘Pokémon Detective Pikachu’, interacting seamlessly with CGI characters. Smith played a sorcerer in ‘Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves’, bringing heart and humor to the blockbuster. His dramatic work includes the romantic drama ‘All the Bright Places’ alongside Elle Fanning. He consistently delivers empathetic performances that ground high-concept stories in human emotion.
Chance Perdomo
Chance Perdomo was a rising star known for his charismatic roles in teen dramas before his untimely passing. He played Ambrose Spellman in ‘Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’, a character beloved for his wit and magical prowess. Perdomo also starred as Andre Anderson in the ‘The Boys’ spin-off series ‘Gen V’, where he played a superhero with magnetic manipulation powers. His work in the ‘After’ film series further established his popularity with young adult audiences. His performances leave a lasting legacy of talent and charm.
Jeremy Pope
Jeremy Pope has made a significant impact in a short time, earning nominations for his work on stage and screen. He starred in Ryan Murphy’s series ‘Hollywood’ as an aspiring screenwriter facing systemic prejudice in the 1940s. Pope delivered a powerful performance in the film ‘The Inspection’, based on the director’s own experiences in the Marines. He portrayed Jackie Wilson in ‘One Night in Miami’, showcasing his singing and dancing abilities. Pope is recognized for his dedication to roles that explore complex identity and resilience.
Mason Gooding
Mason Gooding has carved out a niche in the horror and teen drama genres. He is best known for his role as Chad Meeks-Martin in the recent ‘Scream’ sequels, where his character defies the typical horror tropes. Gooding also appeared in the Hulu series ‘Love, Victor’ as a popular basketball player with a kind heart. He played a comedic role in the film ‘Booksmart’, demonstrating his ability to handle lighter material. As the son of Cuba Gooding Jr., he is successfully building his own distinct path in Hollywood.
Jordan Fisher
Jordan Fisher is a multi-talented performer known for his work on Broadway, television, and in music. He starred as John Ambrose McClaren in the Netflix hit ‘To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You’, creating a major “ship” debate among fans. Fisher played the superhero Impulse in the CW series ‘The Flash’, bringing energy to the speedster role. He is also a dedicated gamer and streamer, connecting with Gen Z fans through platforms like Twitch. His career seamlessly blends live performance, acting, and digital engagement.
Rome Flynn
Rome Flynn gained recognition for his role as Gabriel Maddox in the legal thriller ‘How to Get Away with Murder’. He started his career in daytime television on ‘The Bold and the Beautiful’, for which he won a Daytime Emmy Award. Flynn starred in the Netflix series ‘Raising Dion’ and the romantic comedy series ‘With Love’. He combines striking looks with dramatic ability, often playing characters with mysterious or complex pasts. He also pursues a career in music, releasing R&B tracks.
Micheal Ward
Micheal Ward is a British actor who has gained international attention for his role as Jamie in the revival of ‘Top Boy’. His performance as a ruthless yet protective gang leader earned him the BAFTA Rising Star Award. Ward starred opposite Olivia Colman in the film ‘Empire of Light’, playing a cinema worker facing racial adversity in the 1980s. He appeared in the action film ‘The Old Guard’ alongside Charlize Theron. Ward is praised for bringing sensitivity and intensity to gritty, realistic settings.
Kingsley Ben-Adir
Kingsley Ben-Adir portrayed Malcolm X in the film ‘One Night in Miami’, delivering a nuanced performance of the civil rights icon. He played the villainous Gravik in the Marvel series ‘Secret Invasion’, leading a faction of shapeshifting aliens. Ben-Adir showcased his lighter side as one of the Kens in the global phenomenon ‘Barbie’. He recently took on the role of Bob Marley in the biopic ‘Bob Marley: One Love’. His range allows him to inhabit historical figures and comic book villains with equal conviction.
Regé-Jean Page
Rege-Jean Page became an overnight sensation with his role as the Duke of Hastings in the Netflix period drama ‘Bridgerton’. His performance made him a global heartthrob and earned him an Emmy nomination. Page followed this success with a role in the action film ‘The Gray Man’ and the fantasy adventure ‘Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves’. He hosted ‘Saturday Night Live’, showcasing his comedic chops. Page is frequently cited as a top contender for major franchise roles due to his classic leading man charisma.
Spence Moore II
Spence Moore II plays Chris Jackson in the sports drama ‘All American’, a role that has evolved significantly throughout the series. He also appeared in the HBO series ‘We Are Who We Are’, set on a military base in Italy. Moore played the younger version of the lead character in the film ‘Creed III’. His credits include a recurring role in ‘A.P. Bio’, demonstrating his ability to handle comedy. He is known for playing intense, often troubled young men seeking their place in the world.
Da’Vinchi
Da’Vinchi is best known for his role as Terry “Southwest T” Flenory in the Starz crime drama ‘BMF’. Before his leading role, he played Darnell Hayes in the popular CW series ‘All American’. He also appeared in ‘Grown-ish’, expanding his presence in Gen Z-focused television. Da’Vinchi brings a grounded realism to his characters, often portraying men navigating harsh environments. His chemistry with his co-stars in ‘BMF’ has been a key factor in the show’s success.
Myles Truitt
Myles Truitt plays B-Mickie in ‘BMF’, a member of the central crime family’s inner circle. He gained early recognition as the lead in the sci-fi film ‘Kin’, holding his own alongside veteran actors. Truitt played Patrick Lucas in ‘Stranger Things’, a basketball player who gets caught up in the town’s supernatural events. He also appeared in ‘Queen Sugar’ and ‘Black Lightning’. His career is marked by roles in high-profile dramas and genre series.
Lil Meech
Demetrius Flenory Jr., also known as Lil Meech, made his acting debut playing his own father, Big Meech, in ‘BMF’. This unique casting choice paid off, as he brought an uncanny resemblance and raw authenticity to the role. He appeared in the HBO series ‘Euphoria’ as a romantic interest for Maddy Perez. Flenory has quickly transitioned from a non-actor to a recognizable face in gritty television dramas. His performance in ‘BMF’ has been praised for its growth and emotional weight over the seasons.
Woody McClain
Woody McClain famously portrayed Bobby Brown in ‘The New Edition Story’ and its follow-up ‘The Bobby Brown Story’. His energetic and often volatile performance captured the essence of the R&B legend. McClain stars as Cane Tejada in ‘Power Book II: Ghost’, playing a ruthless enforcer for a drug family. He started his career as a dancer and social media content creator before breaking into acting. His roles often require high energy and an ability to play morally ambiguous characters.
Khylin Rhambo
Khylin Rhambo is well-known for his role as Mason Hewitt in the supernatural teen drama ‘Teen Wolf’. He played a key member of the pack, providing intelligence and loyalty to the group. Rhambo also appeared in ‘Ender’s Game’ as Dink Meeker, an early role in a major film adaptation. He starred in the sitcom ‘The First Family’, showing his capability in the comedy genre. He reprised his role in ‘Teen Wolf: The Movie’, delighting long-time fans of the franchise.
Eli Goree
Eli Goree played Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) in the film ‘One Night in Miami’, capturing the boxer’s charisma and physicality. He is also known for his role as Mad Dog in the series ‘Riverdale’. Goree starred in ‘Race’, a biopic about Jesse Owens, further showcasing his aptitude for biographical roles. He appeared in the ‘Pearson’ spin-off of ‘Suits’. His imposing physical presence is often contrasted with the intelligence and wit he brings to his characters.
O’Shea Jackson Jr.
O’Shea Jackson Jr. made his debut playing his father, Ice Cube, in the biopic ‘Straight Outta Compton’. He received critical praise for his uncanny portrayal and ability to carry the film’s emotional weight. Jackson starred in the heist film ‘Den of Thieves’ and the monster movie ‘Godzilla: King of the Monsters’. He played a lead role in the series ‘Swagger’, inspired by Kevin Durant’s youth basketball experiences. He has successfully established a career independent of his famous lineage.
Corey Hawkins
Corey Hawkins played Dr. Dre in ‘Straight Outta Compton’, delivering a grounded performance as the music producer. He starred as the lead in ’24: Legacy’, taking over the action franchise for a new season. Hawkins showed his musical theatre skills in the film adaptation of ‘In the Heights’, playing Benny. He appeared in ‘The Tragedy of Macbeth’ alongside Denzel Washington. Hawkins is a Juilliard-trained actor known for his versatility in both action and dramatic roles.
Stephan James
Stephan James is acclaimed for his role as Fonny in Barry Jenkins’ film ‘If Beale Street Could Talk’. He starred in the Amazon series ‘Homecoming’ opposite Julia Roberts, earning a Golden Globe nomination. James played Jesse Owens in the biopic ‘Race’, highlighting his ability to lead historical films. He appeared in the action film ’21 Bridges’ alongside Chadwick Boseman. His work is characterized by a quiet intensity and emotional resonance.
Shamier Anderson
Shamier Anderson gained global attention for his role as the Tracker in ‘John Wick: Chapter 4’. He starred in the sci-fi series ‘Invasion’, playing a soldier navigating an alien apocalypse. Anderson appeared in the racial justice drama ‘Dear White People’ and the crime thriller ‘Destroyer’. He is the brother of actor Stephan James, and together they founded a non-profit to support black talent in Canada. His recent roles have established him as a rising action star.
Lamar Johnson
Lamar Johnson received an Emmy nomination for his guest role as Henry Burrell in HBO’s ‘The Last of Us’. His heartbreaking performance in the post-apocalyptic series was a standout moment for fans and critics. Johnson starred in the film ‘Brother’, earning the Canadian Screen Award for Best Lead Actor. He appeared in ‘The Hate U Give’ and ‘X-Men: Dark Phoenix’. He is also a skilled dancer, a talent he utilized in the drama ‘The Next Step’.
Jahi Di’Allo Winston
Jahi Winston starred as the lead in the film ‘Charm City Kings’, playing a boy drawn into Baltimore’s dirt-bike scene. He played the young version of Colin Kaepernick in the series ‘Colin in Black & White’. Winston appeared in the Netflix series ‘Everything Sucks!’, a coming-of-age story set in the 1990s. He starred in the horror comedy ‘We Have a Ghost’ alongside David Harbour. Winston is recognized as one of the most promising teenage actors working today.
Lonnie Chavis
Lonnie Chavis captured hearts as the child version of Randall Pearson in the hit drama ‘This Is Us’. His performance required him to handle complex emotional storylines about race and adoption at a young age. Chavis starred in the film ‘The Water Man’, directed by David Oyelowo. He appeared in the Showtime anthology series ‘The First Lady’. Beyond acting, he is an advocate against bullying, having launched his own campaign.
Abraham Attah
Abraham Attah made an unforgettable debut as the child soldier Agu in ‘Beasts of No Nation’, winning the Marcello Mastroianni Award at Venice. He joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe as one of Peter Parker’s classmates in ‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’. Attah starred in the film ‘Tazmanian Devil’, playing a Nigerian immigrant struggling to fit into a US college fraternity. His debut role remains one of the most acclaimed child performances of the last decade. He continues to select roles that explore the African immigrant experience.
Aubrey Joseph
Aubrey Joseph is best known for playing Tyrone Johnson, also known as Cloak, in the Marvel series ‘Cloak & Dagger’. He formed a strong on-screen partnership with co-star Olivia Holt in the superhero teen drama. Joseph appeared in the limited series ‘The Night Of’ and the film ‘Run All Night’. He voiced a character in the animated series ‘The Inspector Chronicles’. His work in the Marvel universe has earned him a dedicated following among comic book fans.
Jacob Gibson
Jacob Romero Gibson stars as Usopp in the live-action adaptation of ‘One Piece’. His energetic and heartfelt performance brought the beloved anime character to life for a global audience. Before this breakout role, he appeared in ‘Greenleaf’ and ‘Grey’s Anatomy’. Gibson’s portrayal of Usopp has been praised for capturing the character’s cowardice and bravery simultaneously. He is set to reprise the role in upcoming seasons of the massive Netflix hit.
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