Andre Royo, born July 17, 1968 in Bronx, New York, USA, is an actor. He stars as Bubbles in first, second, third, fourth, & fifth seasons. He has appeared in the films Shaft (2000), Super (2010), and Red Tails (2012).
Biography[]
He is of Afro-Cuban heritage.[1]Royo attended Mount St. Michael Academy in The Bronx from 1982 - 1986, alongside other actors Sean "Diddy" Combs and muMs da Schemer.
He has had a starring role on the HBO program The Wire as drug addict and confidential informant, "Bubbles" since the shows first season.[2] He also had a small role in John Singleton's 2000 remake of the film Shaft. The film was written by The Wire writer Richard Price.
He had a recurring role in Fringe as cab driver Henry Arliss Higgins from 2010 to 2011. The series stars his The Wire colleague Lance Reddick.
Credits[]
Star[]
Season 1 credits | ||||
"The Target" | "The Detail" | "The Buys" | "Old Cases" | "The Pager" |
"The Wire" | "One Arrest" | "Lessons" | "Game Day" | "The Cost" |
"The Hunt" | "Cleaning Up" | "Sentencing" |
Season 2 credits | ||||
"Ebb Tide" | "Collateral Damage" | "Hot Shots" | "Hard Cases" | "Undertow" |
"All Prologue" | "Backwash" | "Duck and Cover" | "Stray Rounds" | "Storm Warnings" |
"Bad Dreams" | "Port in a Storm" |
Season 3 credits | ||||
"Time after Time" | "All Due Respect" | "Dead Soldiers" | "Amsterdam" | "Straight and True" |
"Homecoming" | "Back Burners" | "Moral Midgetry" | "Slapstick" | "Reformation" |
"Middle Ground" | "Mission Accomplished" |
Season 4 credits | ||||
"Boys of Summer" | "Soft Eyes" | "Home Rooms" | "Refugees" | "Alliances" |
"Margin of Error" | "Unto Others" | "Corner Boys" | "Know Your Place" | "Misgivings" |
"A New Day" | "That's Got His Own" | "Final Grades" |
Season 5 credits | ||||
"More with Less" | "Unconfirmed Reports" | "Not for Attribution" | "Transitions" | "React Quotes" |
"The Dickensian Aspect" | "Took" | "Clarifications" | "Late Editions" | "-30-" |
References[]
- ↑ http://www.austin360.com/tv/content/tv/stories/2006/12/10360wiretv.html
- ↑ Character profile - Bubbles. HBO (2004). Retrieved on 2006-08-05.
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