Tom was born in Sheffield, a city celebrated for its illustrious steel industry heritage, boasting a vibrant cultural melting pot of English, Scottish, and Irish roots. As a teenager, he was a die-hard football enthusiast, dedicating himself to the sport by playing for the Sheffield United Junior blades, and, more impressively, serving as a regular ball boy for his beloved club for a period of three years, cultivating a profound connection with the team. His inaugural experience in a speaking role in a feature film occurred when he collaborated with esteemed actor Martin Kemp in the British gangster film Top Dog. Subsequently, Tom initiated his acting training under the guidance of his Los Angeles-based acting coach, Michael John Gonzales, in 2014. He continues to work diligently with Gonzales to this day, remaining committed to refining his craft. Throughout his career, Tom has portrayed characters in the BBC's comedy series Motherland and Channel 4's Man Down, where he had the privilege of working closely with the comedic genius Greg Davies. In 2017, Tom was cast to play a pivotal role in the highly anticipated Lollywood feature film 'Teefa in Trouble', starring Ali Zafar and Maya Ali, directed by Ahsan Rahim. The film is slated for a global release on July 20th, 2018.
Tom's journey began in Sheffield, a city rich in steel industry heritage, where his English, Scottish, and Irish roots mingled in a vibrant cultural melting pot. As a teenager, Tom's passion for football led him to play for the Sheffield United Junior blades and serve as a regular ball boy for his beloved club for three years, fostering a deep connection with the team. His first speaking role in a feature film was in the British gangster film Top Dog, alongside esteemed actor Martin Kemp. Tom then began his acting training under the guidance of Los Angeles-based coach Michael John Gonzales in 2014, and has continued to work with Gonzales to refine his craft. Tom's acting career has seen him portray characters in the BBC's comedy series Motherland and Channel 4's Man Down, where he collaborated with comedic genius Greg Davies. In 2017, Tom was cast in the highly anticipated Lollywood feature film 'Teefa in Trouble', starring Ali Zafar and Maya Ali, directed by Ahsan Rahim. The film is set for a global release on July 20th, 2018.
Tom's early life was marked by his passion for football, playing for the Sheffield United Junior blades and serving as a regular ball boy for his beloved club for three years. His love for the sport was evident in his dedication to it. Tom's first foray into acting was in the British gangster film Top Dog, alongside Martin Kemp. He then began his acting training under the guidance of Los Angeles-based coach Michael John Gonzales in 2014, and has continued to work with Gonzales to refine his craft. Tom's acting career has seen him portray characters in the BBC's comedy series Motherland and Channel 4's Man Down, where he collaborated with comedic genius Greg Davies. In 2017, Tom was cast in the highly anticipated Lollywood feature film 'Teefa in Trouble', starring Ali Zafar and Maya Ali, directed by Ahsan Rahim. The film is set for a global release on July 20th, 2018.
Tom's journey began in Sheffield, where his English, Scottish, and Irish roots mingled in a vibrant cultural melting pot. As a teenager, Tom's passion for football led him to play for the Sheffield United Junior blades and serve as a regular ball boy for his beloved club for three years, fostering a deep connection with the team. His first speaking role in a feature film was in the British gangster film Top Dog, alongside esteemed actor Martin Kemp. Tom then began his acting training under the guidance of Los Angeles-based coach Michael John Gonzales in 2014, and has continued to work with Gonzales to refine his craft. Tom's acting career has seen him portray characters in the BBC's comedy series Motherland and Channel 4's Man Down, where he collaborated with comedic genius Greg Davies.
