Bryan Terrell Clark

Biography

Bryan Terrell Clark is an American actor, singer and stage director whose performances on Broadway are his best known work. He grew up in Baltimore, Maryland, and graduated from Temple University and the Yale School of Drama in 2003, then appeared in films including Blue State (2007), ATM (2012) and She Came to Me (2023). He first took the stage as Cory Maxson in Fences at the Pasadena Playhouse in 2006, and made his Broadway debut in 2013 playing Marvin Gaye in Motown: The Musical, a show that earned a 2014 Grammy nomination for Best Musical Theater Album. He played George Washington in Hamilton in 2017 and a lead in the 2021 Broadway production of Thoughts of a Colored Man. On television he has appeared in Queen Sugar, When They See Us, Snowpiercer and The New Edition Story, and he had a lead in the musical comedy Sneakerella (2022).

46years old

Turns 47 on April 9in 178 days

Born April 9, 1980Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Star sign: AriesThe sign runs March 21 to April 19

Movie Career

Films: 5
Career span: 16 years2007 to 2023

Every film, newest first

2023She Came to MeIMDb rating 6.0
2022SneakerellaIMDb rating 5.0
2012ATMIMDb rating 4.7
2012Home Alone: The Holiday HeistIMDb rating 3.5
2007Blue StateIMDb rating 5.9

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First role
Clark made his Broadway debut in 2013 as singer Marvin Gaye in Motown: The Musical's original Broadway production. That show earned a 2014 Grammy Award nomination for Best Musical Theater Album.
First role
Clark's stage debut came in 2006 as Cory Maxson in Fences at the Pasadena Playhouse, acting opposite Laurence Fishburne and Angela Bassett.
Early training
Bryan Terrell Clark studied at the Yale School of Drama and at Temple University, and he graduated from both schools in 2003.
Beyond film
Clark sang alongside Maxwell, Brandy Norwood, Ne-Yo, Anita Baker and Michael Buble. He also helped write Mary J. Blige's "Irreversible," a track on her album My Life II... The Journey Continues (Act 1).