Colman Domingo was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His dad is from Belize, and his mom is from a Guatemalan family.

He went to Overbrook High School and then Temple University, where he studied journalism. Later, he moved to San Francisco, California, and began acting in plays, according to TMBD.

After many years of hard work, Colman Domingo is finally getting the attention he deserves.

Even though he didn't win an Oscar for his role in "Rustin," people love seeing him on the red carpet because of his great style.

Colman Domingo is good at playing different kinds of characters. His latest roles include Joe Jackson in a movie about Michael Jackson and a movie about Nat King Cole.

There are also rumors that he might appear in a Marvel movie. He often shines a light on different communities like Latinx, LGBTQIA+, and African American.

Here are some movies and TV shows where you can see Colman Domingo in action.

"Rustin" 2023

Colman Domingo movies take on the role of Bayard Rustin, a prominent Black gay activist known for his significant contributions to the Civil Rights movement, per Indie Wire.

The Netflix biopic "Rustin" delves into Rustin's life and his pivotal role as a key organizer of the 1963 March on Washington.

It's surprising that "Rustin" marks Domingo's first lead role, considering his immense talent. Yet, from the moment he appears on screen (which is practically the entire movie), Domingo proves why he deserves many more leading roles.

His portrayal of Rustin is monumental; he exudes a captivating energy that draws the audience in. With his theatrical flair and powerful presence, Domingo makes Rustin feel larger than life on screen.

His performance anchors the movie, and it's hard to imagine anyone else in the role. While it's his first lead role, Domingo's exceptional performance ensures it won't be his last.

"Candyman" 2021

Colman Domingo's movie "Candyman" (2021) continues the story from the 1992 movie of the same name.

In this movie, an artist named Anthony McCoy becomes involved in the Candyman legend, which leads to uncovering mysterious events and secrets.

Domingo plays William Burk, a resident and art dealer in the Cabrini-Green neighborhood where the story takes place.

His character helps move the story along and adds suspense to the movie. Without his role, the movie might feel less exciting to watch.

"Euphoria" 2019

Colman Domingo's TV show "Euphoria" follows the lives of teenagers who are dealing with many challenges of growing up, Movie Web noted.

It talks about things like drug addiction, mental health, figuring out who you are, relationships, and family.

In the show, Domingo plays Ali, who helps Rue, played by Zendaya, in her journey to recovery.

Ali used to struggle with addiction himself, but now he's trying to help others like him. He's like a mentor to Rue, offering support and understanding through tough times.

Ali's character started off small, but as the show went on, he got more important.

In one scene at a diner, his sincere words and connection with Rue are so touching they might make viewers cry because it feels very genuine.

"Fear the Walking Dead" 2015-2023

Colman Domingo, a TV show, plays Victor Strand, a mysterious and dangerous conman who becomes allies with the Clark family during the zombie apocalypse in "Fear the Walking Dead."

Throughout the series, Strand's past is slowly uncovered, revealing his selfish and manipulative nature, often causing conflicts with his supposed allies.

Domingo excels at portraying onscreen villains with his undeniable charisma.

Even when his characters are doing awful things, he manages to make them intriguing and charming.

While Strand may not be a traditional villain, he's most captivating when he's clashing with the more straightforward heroes of the show and engaging in shady schemes.

Domingo skillfully portrays Strand's lies and complexities throughout all eight seasons, making him the most vivid character in the sometimes-ambiguous world of "Fear the Walking Dead."

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Written by: Bert Hoover

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