Grey’s Anatomy Star Anthony Hill Talks Playing A Doctor, Early Inspirations and What’s Next For Him

As avid television viewers know, popular medical drama Grey’s Anatomy has reigned network television station ABC for decades. This year, the series finishes up its 18th season, celebrating its 400th episode at the season’s finale. Having first premiered in 2005, the series has since undergone myriad changes to its original cast of characters throughout its many years on air. Although many beloved characters have come and gone, viewers have remained transfixed by the introduction of new additions to the Grey’s Anatomy family.

Most notably, cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Winston Ndugu, played by Anthony Hill, first attracted the attention of Grey’s Anatomy fans when he was introduced in episode 19 of Season 16. Entitled ‘Love of My Life,’ this episode gave viewers a glimpse into Winston’s potential to capture their hearts. Since his introduction, Hill has joined the permanent cast and has become well-loved by the Grey’s Anatomy fanbase. 

A well-seasoned actor, Anthony Hill has been featured in many popular network series over the course of his career. You may recognize him from his work in episodes of NCIS, Scream: The TV Series, How to Get Away With Murder, and Its Always Sunny In Philadelphia. An Oklahoma State alum, Hill comes from an athletic background and demonstrated his skill playing college football. However, despite his athletic talents, Hill’s passion for acting drove him to pursue a career in the acting industry in which he has since garnered many guest roles on major network series.