Wayne Gordon(IV)
- Actor
Jamaican-born actor Wayne Gordon was inspired to go into acting at a young age, growing up watching Lee Majors in "The Six Million Dollars Man" and Bruce Lee in "Enter the Dragon". However, before entering the industry, he first served in the HM Forces and later represented Great Britain in Bobsledding.
After retiring from winter sports, Wayne started working with Sky One's TV show Gladiators, as the character Doom. During this time, he worked to become a stuntman, but subsequently discovered his true calling for acting, whilst working on the hit TV series, Spooks.
Wayne's film career has gone from strength to strength, with roles in high-profile projects, including Skyfall, Angel Has Fallen, Vengeance, 400 Bullets, and more recently, working with the director Philippe Martinez on his latest project, Miss Willoughby, starring alongside Kelsey Grammer and Us or Them, alongside Malin Akerman.
Wayne's TV appearances have included Into the Badlands and Miracle Workers alongside Daniel Radcliffe. In 2020, he made his mark in video games and motion capture, with his first game released in 2021.
Wayne is passionate about producing performances that evoke emotional reactions from his audience.
After retiring from winter sports, Wayne started working with Sky One's TV show Gladiators, as the character Doom. During this time, he worked to become a stuntman, but subsequently discovered his true calling for acting, whilst working on the hit TV series, Spooks.
Wayne's film career has gone from strength to strength, with roles in high-profile projects, including Skyfall, Angel Has Fallen, Vengeance, 400 Bullets, and more recently, working with the director Philippe Martinez on his latest project, Miss Willoughby, starring alongside Kelsey Grammer and Us or Them, alongside Malin Akerman.
Wayne's TV appearances have included Into the Badlands and Miracle Workers alongside Daniel Radcliffe. In 2020, he made his mark in video games and motion capture, with his first game released in 2021.
Wayne is passionate about producing performances that evoke emotional reactions from his audience.
