Dule Hill

Dulé Hill is an American actor known for his extensive work in television, film, and theater, recognized for roles in acclaimed series such as ‘The West Wing’ and ‘Psych’, and his current role in ‘The Wonder Years’. After earning two Screen Actors Guild Awards for Outstanding Ensemble in a Drama Series for his pivotal role as Charlie Young on NBC’s ‘The West Wing’ (1999–2006), Dulé Hill established himself as a versatile and acclaimed actor across television, film, and theater. His work on the acclaimed White House drama also garnered him an Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series in 2002. Hill’s early career showcased his talent, securing his SAG card at age 13 through appearances in national commercials and the PBS children’s series ‘Ghostwriter.’ His theatrical journey began as an understudy for Savion Glover in ‘The Tap Dance Kid’ on Broadway, a role he subsequently led for the musical’s national tour.

His filmography expanded with notable roles in Disney’s ‘Holes’ (2003) and ‘The Guardian’ (2006). More recently, Hill joined the cast of HBO’s ‘Ballers’ as Larry Siefert from 2015 to 2017, followed by a significant arc as Alex Williams in the USA Network drama ‘Suits’ (2017–2019). He then took on the starring role of patriarch Bill Williams in ABC’s acclaimed reboot of ‘The Wonder Years’ (2021–2023), which garnered critical praise. His diverse film credits also include ‘She’s All That’ (1999) and the recent ensemble film ‘Locked Down’ (2021).

Demonstrating his continued versatility, Dulé Hill served as narrator and participant in the PBS documentary series ‘The Express Way with Dulé Hill’ in 2024, further solidifying his reputation as a respected and engaging storyteller across multiple platforms.