Harold Thomas Wright is an American television and theatre actor. Wright has appeared in over 40 stage productions on and off Broadway. He began his acting career as an original member of The People's Light and Theater Company outside of Philadelphia. Wright also spent four years at the National Playwrights Conference and two summers at the Sundance Institute. On Broadway, he performed in A Taste of Honey which received two Tony Award nominations...
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The Locksmith
As Chief Stern
Marked for Death
As Charles
Weekend at Bernie's II
As Charles
Murder at 1600
As Cooper
Amityville: A New Generation
As Morgue Attendant
The Pentagon Wars
As Major William Sayers
Chasing Ghosts
As Tom Shields
Passion Fish
As Luther
I'm Gonna Git You Sucka
As Brothel Man
Creepshow 2
As The Hitchhiker
Hangman's Curse
As Dan Carillo
Summer Camp
As Mike
Past Midnight
As Lee Samuels
Alex in Wonder
As Sebastian
The Keyman
As Popeye
Troop Beverly Hills
As Shakar
The Imposter
As Popeye
Bohica
As Horowitz
Alphabet City
As Chauffeur
Things Never Said
As Daniel
Delta Pi
As Party Heckler
Playing Dangerous 2
As Alton Broom
Vietnam War Story: The Last Days
As Captain Berry (segment "The Last Outpost")
Striking Range
As John Hatem
Tomcats
As Old Man
Funny Valentines
As Dr. Thomas Holder
Rampage: The Hillside Strangler Murders
As Bryant
Beyond the Lights
As Reverend Brown
Within
As Detective Pascal
Layover
As Detective Mills
#Truth
As Donald Cooper
Starting from Scratch
As Homeless Stan
That's Amor
As Henry
OK Today Tomorrow
Tales from the Hood
As Martin Moorehouse (segment "Rogue Cop Revelation")
The Brother from Another Planet
As Sam
Underground U.S.A.
As Frank
Exterminator 2
As Youth
Rift
As Lietenant Neal
American Fusion
As Dr. Lee / Lethal Killah
Rebirth
As The Expert
South32
As Sgt. Kake
Betrayal
As Detective Stan
Acting on Impulse
As Dave Byers
The Cursed
As Willie Gar
Stockholm, Pennsylvania
As Detective Timms
Message from the King
As Waylon
Contagion
As Tom Brenner
Excessive Force II: Force on Force
As Grant Thompson
Burning Palms
As Maxwell Barron
Transformers: The Last Knight
As Military Attache
Inhumans: The First Chapter
As George Ashland
The Diabolical
As Curtis (as Thomas Wright)
The Soldier
As Faux Businessman
In Your Eyes
As Phil
Street Hunter
As Riley
Matewan
As Tom
Higher Power
As Tom Davis
City of Hope
As Malik
Sunshine State
As Flash Phillips
White Man's Burden
As Lionel
Barbershop
As Detective Williams
Honeydripper
As Cool Breeze
Spell
As Edmund
The Last Bid
As Harris
World Trade Center
As Officer Reynolds
The Divorce Party
As Sacks
P.S. Your Cat Is Dead!
As Fred Gable
Subway Riders
As On the Waterfront
Sinner
As Officer Thomas
Vault of Horror I
As Mitch
Reversal of Fortune
As Jack
Dead in the Water
As Hotel Clerk
Palmetto
As John Renick
Pursuit of Happiness
As Thom
Barbershop 2: Back in Business
As Detective Williams
Streetwalkin'
As Henchman #1
My Fellow Americans
As Jim
The Prime Gig
As Marvin Sanders
Forget Paris
As Tommy
A Brother's Honor
As Ben Bradford
Men of War
As Jamaal
Murder in Black and White
As Walt Payne
Seinfeld
As Mr Morgan
Martial Law
As Capt. Benjamin Winship
Ghost Whisperer
As Dave McKey
Star Trek: Voyager
As Tuvix
Medical Police
As Director Patten
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
As Jake Daniels
Castle
As Fats Shepherd
NCIS
As Sam Kelleher
Viper
As Travis Parker
Chicago Hope
Station 19
As Battalion Chief Gregory
Extreme
As Farley Potts
24
As Admiral Kirkland
The Rookie
As Colin Hall
The Mentalist
As Kevin Rome
Rizzoli & Isles
As Walt (Boston Pilgrims' attorney)
Modern Family
As Security Guard
Daisy Jones & the Six
As Teddy Price
Ray Donovan
As Benito
Rush Hour
As Holt
Roc
As David
A Different World
As John Holtworth
Grimm
As Spencer Harrison
Star Trek: Enterprise
As Ghrath
The Magicians
As Santa
ER
As Wharton
21 Jump Street
As Fred Clairman
Shooter
As Jason Colby
True Story
As Shelly
House
As Dr. Pilcher
Everwood
As Carl's Lawyer
L.A. Law
As D.A. Prentiss Scott
1600 Penn
As Interviewer
L.A. Dragnet
As Jay Delmore
The O.C.
As Paul Glass
9-1-1
As Buck's Doctor
Family Law
As Roscoe
The Inside
As Glenn Terry
Crash
As Roger Paul
Franklin & Bash
As Judge Gerald Whitman