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Jun 22, 1991 · Delaney Williams is an American actor whose credits include his well known recurring roles as John Buchanan on NBC's Law & Order:SVU, Jay Landsman on HBO's The Wire, O'Connor on the Netflix Original: Marvel's The Punisher, & as Dennis Egan on CBS' Blue Bloods.
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Delaney Williams (born December 12, 1962) is an American character actor from Washington, D.C. He appeared on the HBO drama The Wire (2002–2008) as a recurring guest star playing homicide sergeant Jay Landsman.
YearTitleRoleNotes2022Kevin Davis6 episodes2017O'Connor3 episodes2017Joseph Tommolino1 episode2016Bureau Chief Dennis Egan3 episodesMay 30, 2024 · He is best known for his role as Jay Landsman in the hit television series “The Wire.”. Delaney Williams captivated audiences with his portrayal of the tough and witty Sergeant Sir Jay Landsman in “The Wire,” a critically acclaimed crime drama set in Baltimore.
Delaney Williams is an American actor whose credits include his well known recurring roles as John Buchanan on NBC's Law & Order:SVU, Jay Landsman on HBO's The Wire, O'Connor on the Netflix Original: Marvel's The Punisher, & as Dennis Egan on CBS' Blue Bloods.
We’re interviewing Delaney Williams who played "Sgt Landsman" for our podcast “The Wire Stripped” in on Sunday 15th. - Do you guys have any questions for him? We'll ask him the best ones! (We'll read out your reddit ones unless you tell us you tell us otherwise)
Oct 24, 2014 · After 5 seasons as police Sergeant Jay Landsman, Delaney Williams stayed in the HBO family, co-starring in the HBO movie You Don’t Know Jack, alongside Al Pacino, and guest-starring in an ...
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Delaney Williams is an American actor who played Sergeant Jay Landsman on The Wire. He also appeared in other TV shows and movies, such as The Corner, Marvel's The Punisher, and Contact.
