The Wire - Season 5 Watch Free in HD

For the fifth and final season of this groundbreaking urban drama, series creator David Simon returns to his old stomping grounds at the Baltimore Sun, where he worked for many years as a crime reporter, to examine the media';;s role in modern society. The Stanfield Organization continues to operate despite a year of surveillance by the Major Crimes Unit. Education budget deficits and ambitions to become Governor leave Mayor Carcetti forced to make funding cuts. His broken promises to the police department destroy morale and cause the closure of the Major Crimes Unit.

Genre:

Drama, Crime

Actors:

Dominic West, Reg E. Cathey, John Doman, Aidan Gillen, Clark Johnson, Deirdre Lovejoy, Tom McCarthy, Clarke Peters, Wendell Pierce, Lance Reddick, Andre Royo, ...»

Director:

David Simon

Country:

United States

Release:

2008

IMDb:

9.3

Quality:

Duration:

60 min

Det. James 'Jimmy' McNulty

Played by: Dominic West

Norman Wilson

Played by: Reg E. Cathey

Acting Commissioner William A. Rawls

Played by: John Doman

Mayor Thomas 'Tommy' Carcetti

Played by: Aidan Gillen

City Editor Augustus 'Gus' Haynes

Played by: Clark Johnson

Asst. State's Atty. Rhonda Pearlman

Played by: Deirdre Lovejoy

Scott Templeton

Played by: Tom McCarthy

Det. Lester Freamon

Played by: Clarke Peters

Det. William 'Bunk' Moreland

Played by: Wendell Pierce

Dep. Comm. for Operations Cedric Daniels

Played by: Lance Reddick

Reginald 'Bubbles' Cousins

Played by: Andre Royo

Det. Shakima 'Kima' Greggs

Played by: Sonja Sohn

Sgt. Ellis Carver

Played by: Seth Gilliam

Thomas 'Herc' Hauk

Played by: Domenick Lombardozzi

Omar Little

Played by: Michael Kenneth Williams

Chris Partlow

Played by: Gbenga Akinnagbe

Marlo Stanfield

Played by: Jamie Hector

Chief of Staff Michael Steintorf

Played by: Neal Huff

Duquan 'Dukie' Weems

Played by: Jermaine Crawford

Det. Leander Sydnor

Played by: Corey Parker Robinson

Michael Lee

Played by: Tristan Mack Wilds

Maurice 'Maury' Levy

Played by: Michael Kostroff

Alma Gutierrez

Played by: Michelle Paress

State Sen. R. Clayton 'Clay' Davis

Played by: Isiah Whitlock Jr.

Commissioner Ervin H. Burrell

Played by: Frankie Faison

Off. Beatrice 'Beadie' Russell

Played by: Amy Ryan

Council President Nerese Campbell

Played by: Marlyne Barrett

Joseph 'Proposition Joe' Stewart

Played by: Robert F. Chew

Sgt. Jay Landsman

Played by: Delaney Williams

Felicia 'Snoop' Pearson

Played by: Felicia Pearson

Nathaniel 'Hungry Man' Manns

Played by: Duane Chandler Rawlings

Ricardo 'Fat Face Rick' Hendrix

Played by: Troj Strickland

Slim Charles

Played by: Anwan Glover

Managing Editor Thomas Klebanow

Played by: David Costabile

Executive Editor James C. Whiting III

Played by: Sam Freed

State's Attorney Rupert Bond

Played by: Dion Graham

Roger Twigg

Played by: Bruce Kirkpatrick

Maj. Dennis Mello

Played by: Jay Landsman

Det. Edward Norris

Played by: Edward T. Norris

Melvin 'Cheese' Wagstaff

Played by: Method Man

U.S. Attorney for the District of Maryland

Played by: Joe Urla

Det. Michael Crutchfield

Played by: Gregory L. Williams

Bill Zorzi

Played by: William F. Zorzi

Off. Bobby Brown

Played by: Bobby J. Brown

Off. Anthony Colicchio

Played by: Benjamin Busch

Off. Kenneth Dozerman

Played by: Rick Otto

Off. Lloyd 'Truck' Garrick

Played by: Ryan Sands

State Editor Tim Phelps

Played by: Thomas J. McCarthy

Rewrite Man Jay Spry

Played by: Donald Neal

Metro Editor Steven Luxenberg

Played by: Robert Poletick

Regional Affairs Editor Rebecca Corbett

Played by: Kara Lee Duncan

Jeff Price

Played by: Todd Scofield

Spider

Played by: Edward Green

Mike Fletcher

Played by: Brandon Young

Det. Christeson

Played by: Dennis Hill

Sergei 'Serge' Malatov

Played by: Chris Ashworth

The Sun Copy Editor

Played by: Anthony Bosco

Aaron 'Bug' Manigault

Played by: Keenon Brice

Darius 'O-Dog' Hill

Played by: Darrell Britt-Gibson

Savino Bratton

Played by: Chris Clanton

Kenard

Played by: Thuliso Dingwall

Whiting's Secretary

Played by: Jennifer Rouse

Avon Barksdale

Played by: Wood Harris

Walon

Played by: Steve Earle

State Delegate Odell Watkins

Played by: Frederick Strother

FBI Supervisor Amanda Reese

Played by: Benay Berger

FBI Spec. Agent Terrance 'Fitz' Fitzhugh

Played by: Doug Olear

'Monk' Metcalf

Played by: Kwame Patterson

Spiros 'Vondas' Vondopoulos

Played by: Paul Ben-Victor

Butchie

Played by: S. Robert Morgan

Marla Daniels

Played by: Maria Broom

Commissioner Stanislaus Valchek

Played by: Al Brown

Det. Frank Barlow

Played by: Michael Stone Forrest

Renaldo

Played by: Ramon Rodriguez

Grand Jury Prosecutor Gary DiPasquale

Played by: Gary D'Addario

The Greek

Played by: Bill Raymond

Cheryl

Played by: Melanie Nicholls-King

Raylene Lee

Played by: Shamika Cotton

Off. Michael 'Sanny' Santangelo

Played by: Michael Salconi

John 'Johnny Fifty' Spamanto

Played by: Jeffrey Pratt Gordon

Business Card Homeless Man

Played by: Ptolemy Slocum

Phil Boy

Played by: Sho Brown

Elena McNulty

Played by: Callie Thorne

Dennis 'Cutty' Wise

Played by: Chad L. Coleman

Former Mayor Clarence V. Royce

Played by: Glynn Turman

Vinson

Played by: Norris Davis

Det. Vernon Holley

Played by: Brian Anthony Wilson

Michael McNulty

Played by: Antonio Cordova

Sean McNulty

Played by: Eric G. Ryan

Banquet Attendee

Played by: Vicki Jean Clark

Judge Daniel Phelan

Played by: Peter Gerety

Nick Sobotka

Played by: Pablo Schreiber

Randy Wagstaff

Played by: Maestro Harrell

Andy Krawczyk

Played by: Michael Willis

Nathaniel 'Nat' Coxson

Played by: Luray Cooper

Terry Hanning

Played by: Aubrey Deeker

Little Big Roy

Played by: Richard Pelzman

Jen Carcetti

Played by: Megan Anderson

Devar Manigault

Played by: Cyrus Farmer

John Munch

Played by: Richard Belzer

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