Darrell Britt-Gibson

Darrell Britt-Gibson is an American actor, writer, and producer whose career spans television dramas and feature films. After studying theater at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Britt-Gibson began his professional career with a recurring role on HBO's crime series "The Wire," playing Darius O-Dog Hill, an enforcer for the Stanfield Organization. The character's actions became a notable part of the show's narrative.

Britt-Gibson has built a versatile résumé in television, taking on recurring roles in series such as "Californication" on Showtime, "Power" on Starz, and the FX comedy "You're the Worst." His film credits include "Keanu," "20th Century Women"—which earned a Critics' Choice Movie Award nomination for Best Acting Ensemble—and "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri." He also portrayed civil rights leader Bobby Rush in the historical drama "Judas and the Black Messiah."

Britt-Gibson's collaborations with HBO continued with a role in the dark comedy "Barry," which earned the cast a Screen Actors Guild Award nomination, and a starring role in the limited series "We Own This City," where he played Baltimore police officer Jemell Rayam. He appeared as Martin in Netflix's "Fear Street" trilogy and wrote and starred in the Hulu drama "She Taught Love."

Britt-Gibson joined the cast of HBO's "Euphoria," playing Bishop. His career demonstrates an ability to portray complex, morally layered characters across genres and platforms, contributing to the landscape of prestige television and film.