Colman Jason Dominigo (November 28, 1969) is an American actor, writer, and director best known for his roles in the series Euphoria and Fear the Walking Dead. He received his first Oscar nomination for 2023's Rustin.
He is openly gay and is married to Raul Domingo.
Selected Filmography
Film
- True Crime (1999) - Wally Cartwright
- Miracle At St Anna (2008) - West Indian Postal Customer
- Lincoln (2012) - Pvt. Harold Green
- Red Hook Summer (2012) - Blessing Rowe
- 42 (2013) - Lawson Bowman
- Hair Brained (2013) - Finals Moderator
- The Butler (2013) - Freddie Fallows
- Time Out Of Mind (2014) - My. Oyello
- Selma (2014) - Ralph Abernathy
- The Birth of a Nation (2016) - Hark Turner
- Assassination Nation (2018) - Principal Turrell
- First Match (2018) - Coach Castile
- If Beale Street Could Talk (2018) - Joseph Rivers
- Lucy in the Sky (2019) - Frank Paxton
- Zola (2020) - X
- Ma Rainey's Black Bottom (2020) - Cutler
- Candyman (2021) - William Burke
- Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken (2023) - Arthur Gillman
- Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (2023) - Unicron
- Rustin (2023) - Bayard Rustin
- The Color Purple (2023) as Albert "Mister" Johnson
- Drive-Away Dolls (2024) - Chief
Television
- The Big Gay Sketch Show (2008–2010) - Cast member, seasons 2-3
- Fear the Walking Dead (2015-present) - Victor Strand, director (3 episodes)
- The Knick (2015) - Dr. Russell Daniels, recurring role
- Euphoria (2019-2020) - Ali
- The Twilight Zone (2019) as Carl (1 episode, "Downtime" )
Theatre
- Out Of The Inkwell as The Brown Bomber
- Twelfth Night as Antonio
- Desk Set as Sadel
- Journey To The West as Dragon King
- Midsummer Nights Dream as Oberon/Theseus/Lysander
- Romeo and Juliet as Mercutio
- Two Gentlemen of Verona as Speed
- Fences as Gabriel
- Taming Of The Shrew as Lucentio
- Love's Labour's Lost as Costard
- A Christmas Carol as Mr. Fezziwig
- Haroun And The Sea Of Stories as Mr. Sengupta
- The Winter's Tale as Autolycus
- Henry V as Duke of Bourbon
- All's Well That Ends Well as Lavatch
Writer
- Wild With Happy
- Dot
- SUMMER The Donna Summer Muscial with Robert Cary and Des McAnuff
