Is B.D. Wong Gay?:

I began hearing rumors B.D. Wong was gay when he entered mainstream TV playing a prison clergyman on HBO's now extinct, but memorably racy, show Oz. After five seasons behind the fake prison gates, Wong hopped on the midnight train to Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. These credits come after an accomplished career as a stage and film actor. B.D. Wong's diversity on stage and behind the camera is to be admired; not to mention the challenge of being a gay man and same-sex dad.


B.D. Wong's Birthplace:

B.D. Wong (also known as Bradley Darryl Wong) was born on October 24, 1962 in San Franscisco, California.

B.D. Wong's Honors & Awards:

B.D. Wong is the only actor to ever recieve five major New York awards for his theater performance in "M. Butterfly". Those awards include the Tony Award, the Drama Desk Award, the Outer Critics Circle Award, the Theater World Award, and the Clarence Derwent Award.

B.D. Wong's Theater Credits:

• M. Butterfly
• The Tempest
• A Language of Their Own
• As Thousands Cheer
• You?re a Good Man, Charlie Brown
• Pacific Overtures

B.D. Wong's TV Credits:

• Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
• Oz
• All-American Girl
• And the Band Played On
• Welcome to New York
• Chicago Hope
• The X-Files
• Bless This House
• Shannon?s Deal

B.D. Wong's Movie Credits:

• Jurassic Park
• The Freshman
• Father of the Bride
• Seven Years in Tibet
• Executive Decision
• The Salton Sea
• Mulan
• Mulan II
• Stay

B.D. Wong's Publishing Credits:

• Following Foo: The Electronic Adventures of the Chestnut Man (Harper Entertainment)

B.D. Wong's Family Life:

B.D. Wong currently resides in New York City with his son (born May 28, 2000) and his partner.

B.D. Wong Fan Sites:

• BD Wong's Unofficial Website
• BD Wong Appreciation Page
• Asian Pacific American Artists