Tom Konkle is a multi-talented individual who has made a name for himself in the film industry. He began his career as a comic actor and writer, but has since transitioned to playing a wide range of roles, from sarcastic heroes to diabolical villains. Tom has appeared in numerous films and television shows, including Star Wars: Tales of the Empire, Bosch: Legacy, and The Art of Football, a comedy television show featuring John Cleese.
In addition to his acting work, Tom is also a published book author, having written the screenplay for the film "Trouble Is My Business." He has also worked as a studio staff writer on several television series, including Warner Brothers' "Be Cool Scooby Doo." Tom has starred in a number of features, including "The Noise In The Middle" and dozens of short films, such as "Who Makes Movies," "Baxter Smalls," and "Sanctuary."
Tom has also written screenplays for several films, including "Savage," "Midnight Sun," "Switch," "The Red Circle," "Test Drive," and "Last Breath." He has written and produced numerous television, short films, and industrial films, and has acted in commercials and guest star roles on television and independent films.
Tom's stage career is equally impressive, with credits including The Real Inspector Hound, Beyond The Fringe, Clare and Tom: A One Woman Show, Loot, Nevermore: The Black Cat, Good Night, Britcom, Double Act, and many others. The remaining Monty Python members even asked him to direct, perform, and ruin their never-before-seen sketches live in a show called "Owl-Stretching Time."
Tom was a series regular on several television shows, including NBC's Spy TV, Sci-Fi Channel's Scare Tactics, and Fox's The Orlando Jones Show. He has also appeared in a number of other shows, including The Game, Community, Arrested Development, NBC's The Office, Back to You, Secret Life of the American Teenager, and CW's The Game.
In addition to his work in the film and television industry, Tom is also the owner of production company Lumen Actus.
