Tommy Flanagan, a celebrated Scottish film actor, made his entry into the world on July 3, 1965, in Glasgow, Scotland, where he was the third of five siblings born to his parents.
Noteworthy television appearances marked the inception of Flanagan's career, with notable roles in the British drama series Screen One in 1992 and the esteemed crime drama Taggart in 1993.
Before achieving widespread recognition for his pivotal performance in the iconic historical epic Braveheart in 1995, Flanagan dedicated three formative years to refining his acting skills at the prestigious Raindog Theatre, under the watchful eye of the accomplished director Ken Carlyle.
Noted actor Michael Flanagan has consistently showcased his remarkable adaptability by accepting a diverse array of roles in various films, including but not limited to the action-packed thrill ride Face/Off, the thought-provoking psychological drama The Game, the visually striking Sunset Strip, the epic historical drama Gladiator, the sci-fi horror blockbuster Alien vs. Predator, the stylized neo-noir Sin City, the high-energy crime comedy Smokin' Aces, its sequel Smokin' Aces 2: Assassins' Ball, the suspenseful horror remake When a Stranger Calls, the buddy cop comedy All About the Benjamins, the intense war drama The Last Drop, and the critically acclaimed historical mini-series Attila.
As of today, Flanagan holds a recurring role as a mainstay cast member on the highly acclaimed and widely popular television series Sons of Anarchy, masterfully portraying the multifaceted and captivating character of outlaw biker Filip "Chibs" Telford, bringing depth and nuance to the portrayal.
