For close to 2 decades, Anthony Wong has been one of Australia's most acclaimed and diverse actors, a veteran performer in more than 30 Australian and international hit television programs, numerous films and over thirty stage productions. He is also an accomplished singer, writer, stand-up comedian and accent specialist. In 1992, he won the Victorian Green Room Best Actor Award (theatre) for his performance as a Filipino transvestite in Sex Diary of an Infidel, which also netted him a Sydney Critics Circle Award nomination. He also scored Green Room Award nominations for his stage work in 'The Temple' as a cocaine-addicted paraplegic and in 'The Language of the Gods' as an Indonesian priest. In 2003, he was seen internationally as the weapons expert Ghost in "The Matrix Reloaded", "The Matrix Revolutions" and the "Enter the Matrix" video game, and played the lead role of a Malaysian king in the Melbourne Theatre Company production of "Coup d'etat". He recently worked with Cate Blanchett in the Australian feature "Little Fish".


He has worked as a journalist for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Sun-Herald newspapers Audtioned for the role of Tank in The Matrix, but lost out to Marcus Chong.