Anthony Brandon Wong
Anthony Brandon Wong (born 12 May 1965), often credited simply as Anthony Wong, is an Australian actor. His most notable role is as Ghost in The Matrix Reloaded and The Matrix Revolutions. His role of Ghost was greatly expanded in the video game Enter the Matrix, in which he starred alongside Jada Pinkett Smith as the lead. Prior to landing the role, he originally auditioned for Tank in the first film. Wong's other roles include the leader of modern-day pirates in Jumping Ship, Little Fish, two stints on Home and Away, Mek – a scientist in Spellbinder: Land of the Dragon Lord, the lead smuggler in the 2004 film Flight of the Phoenix, and as Tasuke Kogo in the 2008 six-part miniseries, Samurai Girl. He played the role of Danny Law in the 2016 comedy TV series The Family Law.
Flight of the Phoenix
(Lead Smuggler)
Mask of the Ninja
(Hiro)
Little Fish
(Mr. Chan)
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
(Barry Tong)
The Saint: Fear in Fun Park
(Randolph)
Crooked Business
(Peter Cho)
The Reunion
The Matrix Reloaded
(Ghost)
Lilian's Story
(Transvestite on Bus)
Haywire
(Jiang)
Jumping Ship
(Frakes)
In the Room Where He Waits
(Matthew)
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire
(Talk Show Anchor)
Floating Life
(Gar Ming Chan)
Seeing Red
(Nyguen)
Take My Hand
(Dr. Wallace)
Trouble in Paradise
(Ringe)
Guns, Girls and Gambling
(Asian Elvis)
Border Patrol
(Capt. Takeyama)
First Day
(John Nguyen)
The Promise
((voice))
The Invisible Man
(Accident Victim)
Hemingway & Gellhorn
(Chou En-lai)
Making 'Enter the Matrix'
(Self)
The Matrix Revolutions
(Ghost)
Thicker Than Water
(Tin)
Harrow
(Dave Young)
Samurai Girl
Bodysurfer
(Dr. Wu)
Wakefield
(Clive)
Pulse
(Arthur Chan)
Nowhere Boys
(Michael Lau)
The Family Law
(Danny Law)
Home and Away
(Hai)
The PM's Daughter
(Deputy Prime Minister Tim Yeung)
Olivia: Hopelessly Devoted to You
(Patrick McDermott)
Queerstralia
Bali 2002
(Dr. Harry)
Glee
(Dr. Lee)
Upright
(Rich)
The Unit
(Prince Sakda)
Queen of Oz
(Wei Wei)
First Day
(John Nguyen)
Reef Break
(Dr. Griffin)
Blue Murder: Killer Cop
(Loan Shark)
All Saints
(Carlo de Sousa)