Jamie Hector On Marlo Stanfield's 'My Name Is My Name!' Scene In The Wire | Rewind The Scene

[@rudianger123]

If Marlo thinks I'm going to fall for this whole "I'm actually Jamie Hector" thing...he's got another thing comin'. Marlo has to pay for what he's done!!!!!!!!!!!! lol

[@lorrainesimser446]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@CrazyKillah54]

Real talk bro

[@bobbydrake07017]

Phucking Prince Of Darkness....Or The Black Prince....Marlo is a phucking monster ha ha ha ha

[@FireAngelChris]

😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

LMAO...every time I watch Bosch, I'm like, "this nigga Marlo think he slick! Playin' a cop and everything!"

[@thebiggestbossyaseenthusfar]

OH BY THE WAY, PRICE OF THE BRICK GOIN' UP

[@Ty2Gudda]

30 MORE LOL

[@niche9015]

Pay em less!

[@courtrich6737]

The CO-OP took a few hits, Joe, Hungry Man. For real cold blooded especially Joe..

[@docriley79]

Lmao! And I ain't much for meetings so if you got a problem talk directly to me or sit on that sh!t! I'm out!

[@docriley79]

@WP lmao! Love the wire!

[@kevinperkins4376]

That was only time in the entire show that I’ve ever seen Marlo upset. Very genius scene.

[@sorenadix6411]

Thank you!! Very self controlled throughout every season! Like Toby in "The West Wing." Brilliant!

[@GABRIELA-ACEVEDO.]

Actually he told everyone at a co - op meeting to stfu. Not as upset as here, but he was pretty upset.

[@JX-sj2fu]

Telling people to stfu and being upset is different

[@bmindful]

Nah! Marlo was heated when Omar rob the poker table and stole his ring. The difference is all in his reaction.

[@boundarysentinel4181]

KP I agree this seems to be the only scene that his character truly scares me for some reason

[@moneyjay2450]

You want it to be one way, but it's the other way.

[@DrunKao]

That's one of my favorite lines. "You want it to be one way" "what?" "You want it to be one way" "stop saying that" " but it's the other way.

[@futurestoryteller]

The messed up thing is you know if things went "the other way" for Marlo, even though he still wants it to be one way, it wouldn't phase him at all. He was cold

[@jasminehill6312]

I felt so bad for that security guard!!!

[@coreejacobs4780]

I use that to this day 💯

[@JJandoONER]

To be honest i kinda thought that line was stupid and didn't mean shit compared to the ghetto philosophy Omar been dropping.

[@theoracle56]

I’m a Wire fanatic. It is the best series ever made. I would love to be part of a discussion review group. I can watch the series again and again and get something new every time. I digress. I have never disliked a character as much as Marlo Stanfield. Hector played the part brilliantly because I swear I found myself blurring the line between character and individual. LOL Marlo was probably the most cold hearted character ever to hit the small screen.

[@readyupad]

I feel that way about Stringer, because he was such a snake in the grass.

[@chipsthedog1]

The Wire has so many great scenes like this and so many great actors not to mention great quotes every episode. It's all in the game

[@fergalosanchez7675]

Damn Marlo Standfield really left with the 10 million and changed his name to Jamie Hector and started acting….MAD respect

[@RealityCheck6T9]

Fascinating how he talks about Marlo in a detached way sometimes, and like he IS him at others

[@AvonBD]

Just like Denzel Washington when talking about Alonzo from Training day

[@ahhbmm5103]

Jamie hectors performance was masterful. It made the show feel 10 times more real.

[@markrapp1343]

He is such a great actor. Aside from The Wire, which is simply the best show on TV, JH played J Edgar on Bosch and was equally amazing

[@ShooterQ]

If you guys want more Jamie Hector, check out the show Bosch. He does an incredible job and they give him so many great scenes.

[@CP-rm7rz]

acting by the entire cast was so good. Especially Marlo character;. Jamie is also very good as J Edgar on Bosch

[@drfading5503]

One of my favorite voices of all time.

[@incorrecterror]

Great video. 💪🏾

[@rlpromopics6034]

" My name on the street?" Whoaaa!!! Felt that heat. Loved this scene and the jail scene between him and Avon(Wood Harris). He said to Avon; "Talk about what?"

[@JonnyGoodwood]

Best show ever. This scene did always confuse me just a little so this was good to watch

[@futurecatastrophes9533]

When you grew up in the hood everybody on the wire reminds you of somebody.

[@newton3010]

Marlo: My name is my name !! Vondas: He knows my name, but my name is not my name.

[@Joycelang2495]

He's handsome and awesome 👌 😍 😎 👏 ❤

[@CozumelTy]

Best show ever!!

[@jamesofalltrades4359]

That was the best marlo scene

[@movieshortssociety]

Great actor.

[@reggieburris]

Great actor!

[@edbashline]

Marlo was a great villian, just brutal. Unwavering no compromise. I originally didnt like him, he wasnt a guy I wanted to have beer with. Avon was more fluid, had a personality you could like him on some levels of humanity. Marlo was cold as a witches titty in a brass bra in December. He won me over fucking with Herc, just slapping heads in the co-op, and becoming the tyrant Avon wishes he rose to. The way he and Chris played off each other, I grew to love their time and I had initially went into it missing some original characters from the previous seasons. These guys grabbed the baton and continued to make this show incredible. I doubt anything as powerful and eye opening will be on your TV in some time. I think im on my second reply just during the pandemic. I do a full five season dump every couple of years. Brilliant.

[@gx.santiago6842]

its so hard for me to realize that all these people were actors.. there really is no other show like this

[@rickiehawkes5665]

Marlo is a real person his still alive doing life in Maryland prison system

[@MidTierVillain]

Watch The Corner, sir.. you’ll thank me later, if you haven’t seen it already. It’s the same crew that made The Wire, and the a lot of the cast is the show too.. it’s based on real life, which the real ppl are in the show too..

[@Miggle_child]

Cause they all had a passion for it..just like 50 cent said..if it ain’t done wit passion it won’t come out the best..

[@meu02136]

They weren’t all actors

[@gemacin3923]

felicia pearson wasn't acting though, she pretty much IS snoop

[@bv6540]

The wire is the best show ever made, period. Watching a scene instantly sucks me back in and makes me wanna watch it entirely over again. Masterpiece.

[@Mrrabbit56]

Well said 👏 my thoughts exactly.

[@joejones8454]

ehhh

[@BcVenom]

Joey_ Breezy you buggin

[@508boiii]

Couldn't have said it any betta than u , this really is a MASTERPIECE!!! Finna rewatch it now lol...

[@warinbrooklyn3788]

Overrated

[@joshfrozt2876]

Notice how they all got quiet when Marlo raised his voice. BTW, the ONLY time Marlo raised his voice or showed any slight form of emotion in the whole series.

[@prolifik5]

It always strikes me how the whole fucking room goes quiet when he starts going off. Awesome scene.

[@fupalover]

Yup.

[@AJ-gd1ww]

Actually, I thought the only time I saw him smile a happy smile was the last scene after he got out of prison. He was wearing the suite. He challenged those guys on the corner and got blood on his suite.

He is insecure

[@shameekgrimes1921]

@@AJ-gd1ww another time Marlo smiled was when he saw Chris playing with his kids.

[@rustcohle6746]

Happy to get some new Wire-related content in 2020.

[@jasminehill6312]

There's a new podcast called Way Down in the Hole. It breaks down the episodes.

[@andrewedris2800]

The Wire WDITH really explores the characters.

[@tobiteam9685]

With maybe the most hated character 😂 but man that was great acting from Jamie

[@brittneyberry9435]

@@jasminehill6312 Ooh, thank you!!

[@jasminehill6312]

@@brittneyberry9435 No problem! It's on Spotify

[@ALGREEN540]

The best part of this scene is he’s in jail facing very serious charges and he’s more upset and worried about Omar talking shit on the streets than the whole crew getting locked up.

[@Tkieron]

He knew Levy would get them out on bail. "When we bounce from this shit here"

[@futurestoryteller]

In its own way it's actually kind of pathetic when you think about it. It's almost like he's more focused on schoolyard namecalling, or gossip than he is keeping him and his people out of jail.

[@steverogers7601]

@@futurestoryteller it’s a different world for guys like Marlo. He’s in a world where he is making hundreds and thousands of dollars and his street rep directly impacts that. It’s different for you and me, law abiding, taxpaying folk who don’t care if someone calls us a poopy head or a punk.

[@futurestoryteller]

@@steverogers7601 I think you are missing the point though. Avon cared about his street rep, but he still knows staying out of prison takes precedence over petty namecalling. I mean the very scene itself would seem to indicate that not one person of significance lost respect for Marlo because of what _Omar_ said. If anything they almost seem surprised that it bothers hims so much, and they're in the same game he is. They're not outsiders.

He is selfish

[@JosieOo]

I love how Jamie portrayed the character of Marlo. So raw. Cold.

[@simpdown1404]

He was the Boogie Man himself... One of the best villains on the show...

[@JosieOo]

@@simpdown1404 yes sir!

[@jaco5five6six]

@@simpdown1404 I just finished watching the show, it didn't even feel like I was watching more like I was in it with them

[@Odwvonn]

Can somebody tell me where I can watch the wire for free pleaseeeee!!!?

[@carlosrob6494]

@@Odwvonn DVD 😂😂😂

[@Paladin1980]

This actor was very believable in the Wire. I thought he did an outstanding job as a psycho, drug dealer, hustler. 😀😀😀

[@ADR199E]

Marlo's also the type you dont say no slick, sly or funny shit to as well.

[@j.t.thomas1859]

@@ADR199E Yeah you can't throw that shit at Marlo

[@astarothamon2113]

Psycho what was you watching

[@z1az285]

He was fantastic in the strain as well

[@jharju2352]

@@astarothamon2113 The scene where he kills Prop Joe. Marlo clearly got off on that sight.

[@Inclimatic]

Marlo saying, “My name is my name” and Spyros saying “They know my name but my name is not my name” is a really cool contrast to show the different sides of the same coin

[@clarktownsend8991]

Everything in that show was written so well. So many great lines and parallels.

[@LonerMob]

The difference from the streets and the mob.

[@Inclimatic]

Clark Townsend yeah the writers put so many little details layered in, it’s nice to go back to clips and connect some of the dots

[@Inclimatic]

Loner Mob they showed all the different layers to the game it all goes back to when D was teaching them chess but he forgot about who controlled the pieces

[@Inclimatic]

@A Johnson Marlo could never do what Vondas does because of his mentality and obsession with name/title. Marlo couldn’t even sit in Prop Joe’s seat. Marlo could have ruled the streets in a different time but with pd getting more technology better forensics his brand of violence would catch up to him fast. The ending also shows how he never could have stayed quiet and went to his old ways immediately. This is a tv show not real life the writer obviously used the same exact line but the inverse intentionally and introduces Marlo after Vondas says that next season. Also D thought the buck stopped at the “king” which was Avon but didn’t make it to the other seasons to see who was really controlling everything.

[@kid100music3]

Why didn't his portrayal as Marlo make him a bigger star? Brilliant performance as one the greatest tv villains ever.

[@raymeester7883]

All the great actors did not get recognition from The Wire. People even forget Michael B Johnson was in The Wire.

[@Lucky-nv2ph]

Idris Elba?

[@raymeester7883]

@@Lucky-nv2ph What boost did he get from The Wire? People just acted their ass off it is went under the radar.

[@Lucky-nv2ph]

Michael B Jordan? Not many actors become huge stars even if the show is great. Its the dangers of being "type casted". Other then Jame Gandolfini name me another star after the Sopranos ended.

[@raymeester7883]

@@Lucky-nv2ph I think Sopranos is a strange example because people were already stars before Sopranos and others got opportunities from Sopranos. Also Sopranos won awards as opposed to The Wire.

[@Geecher1]

He’s acting like himself and I still respect him like he’s Marlo.

[@Geecher1]

Marvin AM I can definitely hear it. Definitely hear the Brooklyn in him at all times.

[@missbelled6700]

He's in character as himself AS marlo for part of the interview, talking about "nobody shared that information with me." So cool to see, it clearly takes him back.

[@Geecher1]

@Guess 123 what he do to you 🤣

[@nickij8464]

@Guess 123 Was you in the learning disabilities classes growing up?

[@omcorc]

But he’s not Marlo. He’s an actor. Marlo was a great role, but he’s done a lot more than that.

[@JCKillah]

Jamie Hector is super underrated. He kills it in Bosch too.

[@AceDotCosta]

He has dominant screen presence, no matter what show or movie he’s in, he tends to overshadow everyone else on screen, from his small role in Max Payne, to his small role on Power, you tend to forget there’s anyone else on screen with him. I gotta get caught up on Bosch, dude is Def one of the best in the business from an acting perspective.

[@JCKillah]

@@AceDotCosta For sure. I definitely recommend catching up on Bosch. One of the more underrated shows out right now. Jamie Hector's character (J. Edgar) also has had some great character development over the last few seasons.

[@andrewedris2800]

JC Killah- agreed- Bosch role will get him to those next-level roles. Unlike women actors, who have their own even more challenging obstacles, aging brings men "gravitas" which leads to ever better parts.

[@JCKillah]

@Trainwreck727 I never read any of the novels but very cool to know

[@markterry5497]

You gotta check Hector out in "Quarry," too.

[@RafaSzymanski]

I'm impressed how Jamie feel that role deep even now.

[@alanmartin1]

Flawless acting by Jamie as Marlo, one of the best performances ever.

[@Chris-is1rd]

As a tribute to Michael Williams passing, I just binged on the entire Wire series over the last week. Still, IMO, the greatest television drama I have ever seen.

[@sjw4life546]

Because of his passing, I decided to give the show another watch. I previously tried to watch the series, but I couldn't get passed the second season. This time I watched the entire thing and was glad that I did. The Wire is now my favorite TV show of all time

[@mrneutral8423]

Amen.

[@miguelpatrick79]

Rip to Michael but snowfall is better

[@Chris-is1rd]

@@miguelpatrick79 No, it is not. I guarantee you no one will be talking about Snowfall 5 years after it is over. Here we are talking about the Wire 15 years after it ended. People will still be talking about it 20 years from now

[@miguelpatrick79]

@@Chris-is1rd yes they will snowfall actors acting was phenomenal with a great story line and way better visuals the wire didn't age to well in my opinion now when I look at it it looks way to low budget and poor quality visuals

[@bobigghhb3]

Marlo Stanfield the most cold blooded character in television history. Played masterfully by Jamie Hector. Would love to see him in a Marvel movie

[@tyressebell1489]

Nah I definitely would put Chris over Marlo in terms of what we see. I agree that the character of Marlo is probably more cold blooded considering that he is the leader, but in terms of what we’re shown that man Chris was ruthless.

[@kingkoko8602]

Tyresse Bell chris is just a straight face killer with no emotion....(other than when he stomped out michaels dad) marlo is a real demon in his actions and the way he thinks

[@andrewedris2800]

It was interesting how "gently" Marlo and Chris handled Prop Joe's execution. "There- there....There-there..."

[@gpl992]

Rolling Stone rated Marlo as the 2nd best villain of all time,right after No. 1 The Joker!

[@nickm8874]

Great shout

[@CandaceMelissa]

Marlo: “My name is my name!” Vondas: “My name is not my name” Brilliant writing and illustrating the different perspectives

[@kingplaya]

Marlo & Brother Mouzone were my favorite characters.

[@quincyrobinson8139]

Them my 2 favorite besides slim Charles

[@Afrimusican]

Omar the Baba Yaga is mine.

[@ppate8]

Brother Mouzone was better than Marlo

[@Supastackman]

Omar hands down the best.

[@stringerbell3819]

omar and bubbles

[@Peacekeepa317]

Marlo was like a real life reptillian. He rocked that role.

[@kylilstevens8383]

He turned to one on that seen . My name is my name!!! Rapture

[@Maiselph90042]

@@kylilstevens8383 scene*

[@Widemouth1832]

One of the most underrated actors of that show....probably of his generation.

[@qua_ntitans7615]

The "GREATEST SHOW" ever created.. this was before it's time, damn i miss this show

[@jasminehill6312]

I miss it too! There's a new podcast about The Wire called Way Down in the Hole

[@qua_ntitans7615]

@@jasminehill6312 gotta check it out

[@jasminehill6312]

@@qua_ntitans7615 It's good!

[@RealityCheck6T9]

Why do you say you miss the show when you've just watched it?

[@qua_ntitans7615]

@@RealityCheck6T9 I didnt just watch it and its.. a timeless show

[@jefriefultonii3666]

He called me a punk? 😂 It’s the subtle things on The Wire

[@oldschoolruler]

'all the pieces matter...'

[@nathaninostroza7655]

Greatest Marlo s scene, in terms of conveying the mood off the very scene and acting accordingly like hand and globe, was: don't see it possible... Thats some spiderman shit there. Everything about the acting and that very scene was perfection.

[@Joesire]

The lockup scene was really intense. The whole show Marlo was stoic and very mellow. He said few words when he did talk,but all you knew was that he was a thinker, and a cold hearted killer. The scene in jail where you finally see him lose his temper says much about his character. He didn't flip like that when facing charges, when getting robbed me or hearing bad news. It gives you insight into the monster this character was

[@devin_so_devious]

MY NAME IS MY NAME!!!! That one simple line summed up Marlo so well. He wanted to be remember. He wanted fear. He wanted his name to ring up and make him immortal

[@janconner2087]

In the end, he still left the game a nobody… Wearing the crown did nothing for his name

[@CamJames]

@@janconner2087 most ppl who knew his name ended up dead.

[@janconner2087]

@@CamJames that actually didn’t matter to Marlo. His singular focus was to wear the crown. Most of the street level crews didn’t know him because they dealt with Monk, Chris and Snoop.

[@truckinron1929]

My favorite character in The Wire

[@jdd1771]

Man I hated Marlo lol, I was with Avon

[@leoserrano1207]

He the coolest!

[@truckinron1929]

@@jdd1771 Marlo was ruthless and stayed ahead of his competition, plus he got to walk out of jail without snitching 💯

[@quincyrobinson8139]

Mines to.most mf hate him lol

[@AvonBD]

@@jdd1771 thanks boss

[@charlesjonesjr.864]

I always see the irony in things. Marlo ended up with everything Stringer Bell kept trying to get without actually pursuing it. I always thought that was funny

[@plop4493]

But in the end Marlo never got what he wanted, respect on his name. This is shown when he leaves the party early and encounters street thugs, who don't recognize him as Marlo. Omar on the other hand, is constantly talked about even after he dies, he became a legend through his actions. Marlo wanted his name to ring the same as Omar's in the streets

[@pentalway]

And they both wanted what the other had.

[@emomagica]

They both got hustled the same way by that crooked white attorney. The subtext of the show is that No Man is Bigger Than the Machine, Society or the System they operated in. One person dies, another fills their road. Stringer Dies, Marlo is pulled in as the food for the rich to eat, just like they did Stringer Bell. This is opposed to a show like The Shield which was all about an individual becoming bigger than what he has sworn to serve. All these stories ended the same with ppl never ending up exactly where they wanted to be.

[@ClientSmash]

Only man that could call Chris "motherf'er" and get away with it. Jamie did such a great job here.

[@andrewedris2800]

Maybe it already exists, but someone should write a book on Management Lessons from The Wire. There are so many brilliant scenes about organizational issues.

[@Tkieron]

"Yo are you taking notes? On a fucking criminal conspiracy?"

[@dravens8337]

Don't know about a book but there is a youtuber that does this!

[@andrewedris2800]

@@dravens8337 Who would that be?

[@dravens8337]

@@andrewedris2800 lessons in leadership by lions and legions

[@dravens8337]

@@andrewedris2800 the last one he did was on avon but he's done quite a few already Not sure if its exactly what you were asking for but I believe its close

[@ericksantos4555]

Love how people think Marlo was nothing without Chris. The fact that he follows Marlo says a lot about who Marlo is. The fact that he didn't want to tell Marlo about Omar says a lot.

[@CLZPRIDE0123]

Now you made me think. You got fucking right. Maybe Chris already knew up about Marlo being a psychopath or something like that. Just when Marlo put his gun in the mouth of that girl and pulled the trigger, you know that boy is really fucked up inside lol

[@johntaaustin293]

Chris didn’t want to tell Marlo about Omar because he knew Marlo’s ego was too big and there was no way to guarantee a result when warring against Omar which is why Chris wanted to leave Omar alone in the first place. Chris’ thinking proved true as it was a child with no connection to the Stansfield crew that solved their problem. And Omar was a problem as we saw that he knew exactly where everyone was from the list in his pocket. Chris was saving Marlo. Plenty of people have managed to get heavy muscle to follow them without doing a bunch of dirty work. Marlo fed them all which is a good way to do that.

[@ericksantos4555]

@@johntaaustin293 It wasn't just Marlo. It was everyone. If someone called Omar out, he would respond as well. Chris didn't make the smart decision because if Marlo dies, he dies. He said it himself when he was warned about wearing the crown, prisons and graveyards are full of boys that have worn the crown. THE POINT IS THEY WORE IT. That's what it was about. Chris didn't want to mess with Omar because he knows what Omar is capable of. Marlo and Avon were the same in that they wanted him dead. However, Marlo looked weak because Chris didn't tell Marlo the truth. Kenard was connected to the Stanfield crew, unless it wasn't him.

[@johntaaustin293]

Erick Santos you’re right Kenard was a street kid who worked for Michael & Michael worked for Marlo. A very distant and loose connection but you are a right a connection all the same. Chris understood Marlo’s obsession with having his name go down in the history books but also how many people failed in trying to put an end to Omar. Hard to beat a homeless guy who has no connection to the game other than a blind man that it seems only Prop Joe knew about for a while. Marlo’s obsession with going down in history wasn’t even realized. In the end, kids on the corner had already forgotten him & Omar was still being discussed.

[@ariefraiser140]

His last scene on the show where he confronts the young hoods on the street in a suit showed exactly that he can hold his own . Even after getting out and walking away with virtually no legal ramifications despite being responsible for god nmknows how many murders he was willing to face any danger over his name. He missed the life. He definitely wasn't no punk.

[@bigabove1]

His role on BOSCH as Jerry Edgar is on point too but always remember him from the wire 👌🏽💯

[@SDSOverfiend]

Funniest thing. Zip came back to the hood to chill with us at a 9oz day event. While we were posted up chilling.... I actually asked him where Chris and Snoop was at😂😂😂 it felt like we in the “Stansfield Organization” and they needed to be there. That’s how much He was Marlo. We only saw him as Marlo. He started bust in’ out laughing

[@eamonwright7488]

Oh Yeah.. Price of the brick going up.. Best Marlo scene lol

[@giljawetz5279]

Genius scene, genius performance. Speaks volumes about how controlled Marlo has been for three seasons. And contrast “My name is my name” with the Greek’s “...and of course, my name is not my name.” from three seasons earlier. Incredible patience in storytelling.

[@theengineer9910]

" Look at this like corporate America " Jesus what seperates THE WIRE from every other drug gang show is that the producers knew exactly what they were doing !

[@colorcombinations7387]

Such an interesting way to frame it. Marlo truly did represent cold-blooded capitalism.

[@bse1642]

The entire series dealt with many themes. Some of them were pretty heavy handed. (The police vs various street factions represented the u.s. invasion of Iraq) but the drug game itself and all the players and victims were a representation of unfettered capitalism and the collateral damage it causes.

[@icebergslim8703]

Marlo was that dude

[@tjdaily6307]

Kieron Francis he was a snake that would kill his own niggas to get to the top. Slim was that dude, Omar was that dude, maybe even Michael. I like his character thou, had that all business no bullshit vibe always g’d up.

[@icebergslim8703]

TJ Daily Marlo was ruthless he wanted the crown by any means. Avon would have to be my favorite character he had a code but still was a G.

[@tjdaily6307]

Kieron Francis nah fr, I hear u bro

[@jdd1771]

Avon always my fav

[@tyronegreen1961]

Yeah he was👍🏿💯

[@leonardmulrooney3806]

This line would have been an all-time famous quote if it had been in a movie. "My name is my name!" The way he delivers it is amazing. The Wire is the GOAT of TV.

[@jonnysongs]

The other classic line of his: "you want it to be one way.. but it's the other way"

[@gollese]

Agree. And "I am the one who knocks"

[@GABRIELA-ACEVEDO.]

When I ran a shop, and my numbers dropped, I damn sure did something about it. I would've loved to seen a prequel on Marlo running a shop, and doing something about it when his numbers dropped.

[@MarvFrmDaEnd]

😂😂😂😂

[@anthonycastillo7134]

Marlo’s arch culminated right there “my name is my name.” Such an amazing scene.

[@KingNez89]

Sometimes actors are so good they automatically just have my respect in real life.... Dude played marlo so well I legit still lowkey think this dude is a undercover king pen. Dude is legit one of my favorite actors of all time hands down

[@sorenadix6411]

Lord this man could play 50 Cent in a biopic!!!

[@tremell7559]

50 needs to play him!

[@Geemane256]

Yep

[@NeonGhostin]

RIP Chadwick, but I think Jamie could fill the role of black panther

[@bobbyricigliano2799]

Take a young guy, slight build, doesn't say much, doesn't show much emotion, isn't flashy or loud, and make him a terrifying menace on screen = Marlo Stanfield.

[@jking14-80]

Marlo! Aka Black! The Wire 4Ever!

[@edithsloan3211]

The best VILLAIN to ever bless the silver screen ! Straight up & down . Just like I can't see another O-Dog besides Larenz Tate for Menace , it's like for Jamie Hector as Mr. Stanfield ! Real rap .

[@martino5742]

Monk one of many under appreciated characters. The way he talked and carried himself was so funny

[@jefersonvilaede]

HOW HASNT HE AGED?????????? AT ALL

[@ThommyofThenn]

First time seeing him out of character. He STILL scares me he played Marlo so expertly.

[@unc1589]

I saw Chris in Harlem. My antennas went up like I was still back in the day. Almost grabbed the toast LOL! That’s how powerful THE WIRE was. I was looking for snoop in the cut LMAO 😆

[@misss6596]

I want to see him in more movies!!

[@dingane]

My interpretation of this scene was that Marlo is really just a damaged child under it all. Can't stand any hits to ego, can't show any flex which might show weakness. Which is why he's so ruthless but also why can't really form any bonds with people. Notice how distant he always is, even with Chris, supposedly his 'right hand man'. And the only time he lets himself feel any emotion is here, for his slighted ego.

[@lemoncurry2926]

He was acting so damn good that I'd be scared if I met him IRL

[@Kiu_8]

No wonder Emile was so badass & cool in Halo: Reach! Jamie Hector’s awesome, I wish he was more mainstream.

[@Upploadz]

Jamie, your acting was impeccable in The Wire. Much respect.

[@JJJJJVVVVVLLLLL]

Jamie Hector’s face reminds me of a cool cousin to the Cheshire Cat.

[@khector4857]

I’m just here cause I’m trynna figure out why am I black and my last name is Hector. I can’t get a answer nowhere 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@BTIsrael]

Because Blacks & Hispanics descend from the Israelites. We were stripped of our names, and given the names of our slave owners.

[@m.333rd6]

Hector is Marlo and Marlo is Hector...I see it now.

[@rasheenjackson1124]

They need to make a another wire TV series with Michael being a jackboy.

[@justincredible7649]

Nigga to old now bruh

[@nodozhit]

The game has changed.

[@SupportGamin2024]

We already technically know the outcome of Michael through omar

[@drishy94303]

This hip hop artist used to be a... stick up artist

[@hibuddywuzsup571]

No. They would ruin it into the ground.

[@daquanb6728]

He look like a skinnier 50 cent

[@th3rd3arplan3tradio]

Dude I thought the same shit lol

[@danielm9753]

Sounds like it too

[@GaelinW]

I spent the last 6-7 years watching Bosch trying to figure out where they heck I knew Jamie Hector from. I had completely forgotten the Wire.

[@TheStudio_70]

From the very first time Marlo is introduced he scared me. He’s intimidating without saying a single word. The absolute best villain ever.

[@CP-rm7rz]

close to Gus Fring and Tuco Salamaca

[@leonidas9808]

Do it or don't, but i've got places to be

[@stevenwhiters8928]

Crazy the Wire make me wanna be an actor

[@cicranelnaz]

It makes me wanna be a TV series creator/writer

[@Reason1717]

That scene is soooooooo well done. Well done to all parties involved. At this point there are zero dislikes. As it should be. True craft on display here.

[@tucko11]

He talks just like Marlo

[@fredrik8500]

“My name is my name”. Huh. I always thought his name was Marlo...

[@playacuz5001]

Marlo really used to give me chills. Bruh was iceeeee cold

[@ISeeMatrix]

Looks like Marlo done cleaned his whole ACK UP.

[@leroystokes8501]

In you Slim Charles voice 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@elitsy360]

😂😂😂

[@Thisisaweirdthing2makeusdo]

Never seen anything close to how good the wire was.

[@hdvsmith]

That scene was incredible! You could literally feel the emotional inflection and mood change. The few times in the show when you actually witness Marlo getting visibly angry! That was a powerful scene! Well done Jamie Hector, well done!

[@LaidBack--]

Y'all DEFINITELY was foul for trying to get down on Lil Mike, BUT that's one of the harsh realities of the game in real life that's barely portraye on gangsta shows... No matter how stand up, loyal, or real you are, some of your own can/will write you off just to save face or their own axxes.

[@LordHollow]

"Do it or don't, but I somewhere to be."

[@PierreHouey]

Can we get the scene between Marlo and Avon meeting at Jessup? Such a surprise to see Avon walk out instead of Sergei

[@MidTierVillain]

That was a very great scene, I loved how they had respect for each other.. _”The Game is The Game.”_ *-Avon*

[@davidmalik9821]

I looked at it only minutes before: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5TEnHqQoLGEZ5Y&lc=UgwzvsIN3UWTo7gABeF4AaABAg.8e18nBWLl8l9F15QKkn6lE

[@Delicashilous]

If you like this actor, watch "Bosch", he plays the 180° opposite of Marlo.

[@Cashmere.Kufi_88]

Im glad the Marlo character ended up back in the streets instead of the same ol bad guy story of getting shot up getting what he deserves type of ending

[@nworbrelytthefirst]

I had to watch an interview so I could know he's a real person and not hate him so fucking much. Dude killed that role. Kinda like Leo in Django.

[@NONE2NONE]

Crushed the character...only bad job was the ridiculous karate scene at the end. WTF they thinking with that

[@ninocrown3247]

I saw Jamie Hector walking near Times Square. That walk is unmistakable. I saw him from behind. He turned sideways to look, before walking across the street and said “yeah that’s dude who plays Marlo”.

[@davidarmitage289]

This show was a masterpiece nuff said. You were so incredible in this series. Thanks so much for the insight! So lucky I found this video!