Sir Brodie is an actor/producer whose expansive versatility has paved the way for his breakthrough in the industry. With a unique energy, confidence, and charisma, Brodie is best known for his roles as the recurring Don Harrier on HBO’s “The Outsider” alongside Jason Bateman and Ben Mendelsohn and, and Pastor Collins on the hit Facebook Watch series “Queen America,” starring Catherine Zeta-Jones. Sir Brodie’s career is rapidly on the rise. With the rise of social media Brodie is receiving national recognition for his starring role in YouTube’s Kountry Wayne Skits which receive millions of views daily.
“The captivating actor received his big break when he landed a role on STARZ’s “Survivor’s Remorse,” produced by LeBron James. He went on to play the recurring role of “Pookie” for two seasons, working opposite Erica Ash (M-Chuck) as their characters experienced a pivotal multi-episode arc. Brodie’s career has since continued to excel as he’s gone on to work on several award-winning television series, including CBS’s “Blue Bloods” as Ed Shabaz, CBS’s “NCIS Los Angeles” as Henry Looper, FOX’S “Gotham” as the Demonz’ Boss, Paramount Plus’s “Fatal Attraction” as Dennis Ortega, FX’s “Snowfall” as Kit, STARZ’s “”Heels”” as Charles and FX’s “Atlanta” as Kenny. He recently appeared in the Lifetime Original Movie “”Not My Family: The Monique Smith story”.
Some of his more notable credits include Barry Levinson’s 2018 Emmy nominated film “Paterno,” starring Al Pacino and TV One’s 2018 Telly award winning film “Behind the Movement,” starring Meta Golding.
Sir Brodie’s dedicated and commitment-driven nature is evident far beyond the realm of acting; using his platform to give back to the community, he also promotes the work of non-profit organizations and connects with local communities to encourage the progress of our youth and their career goals. One program Brodie particularly enjoys is “Stop Acting and Tell the Truth,” which provides workshops for local schools that introduce students to the entertainment industry through the perspective of an actor. In regard to non-profit work, Brodie enjoys participating in programs that provide positive and uplifting events for the community, including “Men Making Moves,” which works alongside the American Cancer Association for breast cancer awareness. He also spends time participating in annual toy drives and regularly participates in leadership and mentorship training for at-risk youth.
Sir currently offers a program (ACTOR’s G.P.S.) for up and coming actors who are looking for guidance and direction with their approach to the industry.Sir is currently repped by Daniel Hoff Agency, Los Angeles, California and Tassell Talent Group, Atlanta, GA.
