Title: Gaius Charles
Content:  In 2017, Charles starred in the first season of NBC's television drama series Taken, based on the Taken film franchise. He has appeared in multiple television series, including Friday Night Lights, Grey's Anatomy, and Aquarius, in which he portrayed Civil Rights Activist and Black Panther Bunchy Carter, and Necessary Roughness. Charles made guest appearances on Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Blindspot, Comedy Central's Drunk History, in which he portrayed Muhammad Ali, NCIS, Pan Am, and Law & Order: SVU. His film credits include the independent features The Stanford Prison Experiment, Toe To Toe, and The Messenger. He's also worked on studio films like Salt, with Angelina Jolie, and Takers. In addition to film and television, Charles starred in the Labyrinth Theater Company's production of Othello, co-produced with the Public Theater, alongside Philip Seymour Hoffman and John Ortiz. He received positive reviews for originating the roles of “EZ” in Beau Willimon's play Lower Ninth and “Malcolm” in Broke-ology, directed by Tony Award winner Thomas Kail.
Title: Josh Charles
Content:  Charles' film debut was in fellow Baltimore native John Waters' Hairspray in 1988. The following year, he starred alongside Robin Williams and Ethan Hawke in the Oscar-winning Dead Poets Society. Subsequent film roles have included Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead, Threesome, Pie in the Sky, Muppets from Space, S.W.A.T, Four Brothers, After.Life, Crossing the Bridge and Brief Interviews with Hideous Men. On television, Charles played sports anchor Dan Rydell in Aaron Sorkin's Emmy Award-winning Sports Night, which ran for two years (1998–2000) on ABC and earned Charles a Screen Actors Guild nomination. In 2008, Charles played the role of Jake in season one of HBO's In Treatment. In 2009, he returned to network television in the CBS drama The Good Wife. For his work on the series, he was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series in 
Title: Charlie (TV series)
Content: Aidan Gillen as Charles J. Haughey ; Tom Vaughan-Lawlor as P. J. Mara ; Lucy Cohu as Terry Keane ; Peter O'Meara as Brian Lenihan Snr ; Risteárd Cooper as Dermot Nally ; Gavin O'Connor as Seán Doherty ; Marcus Lamb as Des O'Malley ; Edward MacLiam as Ray McSharry ; Peter Gowen as George Colley ; Frankie McCafferty as Des Traynor ; Fergal McElherron as Albert Reynolds ; John Connors as Jimmy ; Jody O'Neill as Geraldine Kennedy ; Rory Nolan as Charlie McCreevy ; Gus McDonagh as Bertie Ahern ; Sinead Watters as Jacinta ; Frances Tomelty as Sarah Haughey ; Laurence Kinlan as Tony Gregory ; Andrew Stanley as Gallagher ; David Herlihy as Ray Burke ; Fíonna Hewitt Twamley as Philomena 
Title: Josh Charles
Content:  Joshua Aaron Charles (born September 15, 1971) is an American actor. He is best known for the roles of Dan Rydell on Sports Night;  Will Gardner on The Good Wife, which earned him two Primetime Emmy Award nominations, and his early work as Knox Overstreet in Dead Poets Society.
Title: High Hopes (British TV series)
Content: Played by: Ben Evans (2002–2006), Oliver Wood (2007–2008) Charlie is the second teenager in the household. He seems not to be brighter than Hoffman, and once made a collage of Charlotte Church with no clothes on (or, Charlotte Church's inverted head atop a page three girl's body), and also entering a romance with a Victor (who was eventually discovered to be a girl named Victoria – to Charlie's relief).
Title: Charles Divins
Content:  Charles Divins (born January 29, 1976) is an American actor and reporter who played the role of Chad Harris-Crane on the television soap opera Passions from 2002 to 2007. He switched careers and is currently the morning news anchor of New Orleans’ WDSU.
Title: Charles in Charge
Content:  Michael Pearlman and Jennifer Runyon are the only other actors, besides Baio and Aames, to reprise their roles on the show after the first season. Pearlman appeared in the second-season premiere, "Amityville". (Lisa Donovan played Jill Pembroke in that episode.) Runyon appeared in "Twice Upon a Time (Part 1)" and "Twice Upon a Time (Part 2)". In the final two seasons, Sandra Kerns only made three more appearances (once in season 4 and twice in season 5). Baio and Aames are the only two cast members that appear in every single episode.
Title: The Truth About Charlie
Content: Mark Wahlberg as Lewis Bartholomew (alias Joshua Peters) ; Stephen Dillane as Charlie ; Thandiwe Newton as Regina Lambert (credited as Thandie Newton) ; Sakina Jaffrey as Sylvia ; Christine Boisson as Commandant Dominique ; Simon Abkarian as Lieutenant Dessalines ; Park Joong-hoon as Lee Il-sang ; Lisa Gay Hamilton as Lola Jansco ; Ted Levine as Emil Zadapec ; Magali Noël as mysterious woman in black ; Tim Robbins as Carson J. Dyle ; Agnès Varda as the widow Hyppolite ; Charles Aznavour as Charles Aznavour ; Olivier Broche as Aznavour fan ; Manno Charlemagne as 'Chez Josephine' Maitre D' ; Anna Karina as Karina ; Philippe Katerine as Karina fan ; Philippe Duquesne as Café cook ; Kenneth Utt as the late Monsieur Hyppolite ; Sotigui Kouyaté as dealer Prophète ; Paula Moore as Ms. Hoskins ; Françoise Bertin as woman on train ; Jason Ainley as Smash Loser ; David Barco as Smash Champion ; Alban Lenoir as skinhead 
Title: Charlie's Farm
Content: Tara Reid as Natasha ; Dean Kirkright as Jason ; Allira Jaques as Melanie ; Sam Coward as Mick "Donkey" ; Kane Hodder as Tony Stewart ; Nathan Jones as Charlie Wilson ; Genna Chanelle Hayes as Alyssa ; Dave Beamish as Gordon ; Bill Moseley as John Wilson ; Trudi Ross as Meredith Wilson ; Madeleine Kennedy as Amber ; Jeff Watson as Pub Patron ; Brad Bromfield as Pub Scene ; Cameron Caulfield as Young Charlie Wilson ; Lindsay Edgecomb as Sally ; Justin Gerardin as Peter 
Title: First Among Equals (novel)
Content:  Charles had a poor relationship with his mother, he detested his brother the Earl, and his two marriages both ended in divorce. Yet he showed a tremendous devotion to his son Harry, and was devastated when his ex-wife implied that Harry might not be his child (he was delighted when a blood type test suggested that he was, albeit not conclusively). In the ITV television adaptation of First Among Equals, Charles was played by Jeremy Child.

Question: who plays charles on have and have nots?
Answer: Nick Sager.
Nick Sagar.