Wole Parks Fan Mail Address

Fan mail address:

Wole Parks
A3 Artists Agency
8305 Sunset Blvd.
5th Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90069
USA

Address information:

A3 Artists Agency
(Talent and Literary Agency)
8305 Sunset Blvd.
5th Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90069
USA
Phone: (310) 859-0625
Fax:

Born in the United States of America on July 27, 1982, Wolé Parks is a famous actress who played the part of Dallas Griffin on the CBS daytime drama series Devious Maids and on the Lifetime comedy-drama series As the World Turns. He played the part of “Cade” in Season 8 of “The Vampire Diaries” and “Superman & Lois” as John Henry Irons.

He made his acting debut on November 14, 2007, as Dallas Griffin, in the CBS daytime drama As the World Turns. Parks has been in many TV shows, including Law & Order, its spin-off Law & Order: Criminal Intent, Gossip Girl, and Undressed, an MTV anthology series that aired for six seasons.

Taking Chance, an HBO telefilm, featured Parks and Kevin Bacon, and Premium Rush, a 2012 film starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, included Parks with Bacon. Devious Maids, a comedy-drama airing on Lifetime, featured him as a series regular in 2013. Parks played the part of Arcadius many times in the last season of The Vampire Diaries.

Parks got the role of “The Stranger” in May 2020’s Superman & Lois on The CW, which turned out to be a reincarnation of John Henry Irons from another Earth where Superman turned evil. Since 2013, Parks has been a math tutor for youngsters as a volunteer with School on Wheels.

A seven-day cycling journey throughout California to raise funds for the battle against HIV/AIDS, he is also very active with AIDS/LifeCycle. As for Parks, he’s homosexual. Parks murdered a 25-year-old graduate student in 2006 while driving on a suspended license; she was 23 years old at the time. Parks faced charges of fleeing the scene of an accident on the evening of January 22.

The A.D.A. concluded that Parks “had the green light, was not speeding, committed no traffic infractions, and did not appear intoxicated. Parks turned himself up at Brooklyn’s 94th Precinct four hours after that. After a thorough investigation, Parks eventually admitted guilt on a misdemeanor charge of fleeing the scene of an accident after injuries.