Thomas Nicholson, a Canadian-Danish actor, has established himself in the entertainment industry with a strong presence in both LA and Vancouver.
Born in Denmark to a Danish mother and an English father, Thomas's childhood was filled with a love for sports and music. Growing up along the Jutland peninsula, he was an avid football player and also played bass in a post-grunge rock band.
Thomas's passion for acting led him to move to Vancouver, where he dedicated himself to pursuing his craft. He enrolled in the William Davis Centre for Actors' Study at VanArts and studied full-time. Since then, he has worked on a variety of television series, including Yellowjackets, The Haunting of Bly Manor, and Virgin River.
Thomas is perhaps best known for his notable roles in DC's Legends of Tomorrow, Riverdale, and Motherland: Fort Salem, where he played David Bowie, Martin Tucker, and Jack Orsatti, respectively.
In addition to his television work, Thomas has also appeared in several feature films, including Project: Eugenics and Writing Kim, where he took on leading roles.
Thomas is a strong advocate for independent film and has produced several award-winning short films, including Fatal Rhapsody and Dog Bite. He has also starred in numerous other short films, including the award-winning Harold Greenberg-funded The Day We Left.
