Tom Stern
In 1987, while at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, Tom collaborated with underground rock legends Butthole Surfers on the short film Cherub. Also while at NYU he began a partnership with Alex Winter which lasted eight years - their college film Squeal of Death caught the attention of Sam Raimi who then developed a feature comedy script with them. After graduating, the pair went to Hollywood and directed IMPACT Video Magazine, which featured cutting edge artists and performers such as Bill Hicks, Survival Research Labs, Public Enemy, Robert Williams, Janes Addiction, and another short film with Butthole Surfers. Tom got his first mainstream show business job writing for the Jim Henson Hour on NBC. After that he collaborated with Alex Winter on the MTV Sketch Comedy show The Idiot Box (1991), which he co-wrote, co-directed, and co-starred in. The Idiot Box was listed as one of the 40 best sketch comedy shows of all time by Rolling Stone magazine. Stern and Winter then shared writing and directing duties on their cult favorite feature film Freaked (1993) for 20th Century Fox, starring Randy Quaid, Mr. T, Keanu Reeves, Brooke Shields, Bobcat Goldthwait, and Larry "Bud" Melman. Tom went on to co-write the feature An American Werewolf in Paris (1997) with Tim Burns. Tom and Tim then co-created The Chimp Channel (1999), a comedy series for TBS. Tom went on to co-create Wanderlust with Josh Gardner (2003), a comedy travel show for Comedy Central, which he also co-wrote, directed, and executive produced. He was a showrunner for Comedy Central's Crank Yankers (2002), and for MTV's The Andy Milonakis Show (2005-2006), both of which he also directed. Along the way Tom directed for The Man Show on Comedy Central, Jimmy Kimmel Live on ABC, and was a staff writer for Trey Parker and Matt Stone's Comedy Central show That's My Bush (2001). Tom was the director and executive producer for Adult Swim's series Saul of the Molemen (2007). He co-wrote, co-created and directed an innovative photo animated pilot for MTV called Hardin High and has directed music videos for such artists as Red Hot Chili Peppers, Ice Cube, Butthole Surfers and Marilyn Manson. Tom was the showrunner and director for an MTV pilot starring artist Marc Horowitz called Marc Saves America (2013), directed season three of Joe Schmo (2013) for creators Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick (Zombieland, Deadpool) , and was co-EP/director for two seasons of the VH1 sketch comedy show Stevie TV (2012-2013), starring the young Youtube comedy star Stevie Ryan. Tom also directed episodes of 2 Broke Girls (CBS). In 2017 Tom and Josh Gardner created a serialized comedy series for Conoco and Warner Brothers Blue Ribbon Content called Golden Revenge. It's a cross between Homeward Bound and Kill Bill - and tells the story of three pets on a cross-country trek for bloody revenge. It shoots in early 2018 and will air on Verizon's new Go90 platform. In 2017, Tom was showrunner/director on Kevin Hart's Guide to Black History and The Toys That Made Us, an 8 part documentary series on Netflix. Tom is married to architect Barbara Bestor and lives in Silver Lake, Los Angeles.
Tom Stevens
Son of a visual artist, David Stevens and writer, Diane Stevens (née. Ried), Tom was always encouraged to nurture his creativity and began playing music and writing songs at a young age. He first began acting in high school plays and received positive responses, but succumbed to nerves before his audition to theatre school and gave up acting for several years. After a period of working jobs in the service sector, including as a janitor, Stevens felt unfulfilled and turned back to acting. He was admitted to the Theatre program at Douglas College in 2007 and graduated in 2009.
Tom Stevenson
Tom Stevenson was born on February 22, 1910 in Pasadena, California, USA. He was an actor, known for Gaslight (1944), The Hidden Hand (1942) and Across the Pacific (1942). He died on October 30, 2004 in Santa Barbara, California.
Tom Steyer
Tom Steyer was born on June 27, 1957 in New York City, New York. He attended Yale University, where he graduated with a degree in economics and political science, before receiving an MBA from Stanford Business School. Steyer is business leader and philanthropist who resides in California. He is the founder and President of NextGen Climate, and the co-founder of Beneficial State Bank. Steyer is the executive producer of Becoming Bulletproof (2014), and La Mission (2009).
Tom Stickley
Tom Stickley is an actor, known for A Bigger Splash (2015).
Tom Stokes
Tom Stokes is an actor, known for Trigger Point (2022).
Tom Stokes
Tom Stokes is an actor, known for Equals (2015), The Railway Man (2013) and Wasted on the Young (2010).
Tom Stourton
Tom Stourton is an actor and writer, known for About Time (2013), The Spy Who Dumped Me (2018) and Murder in Successville (2015).
Tom Stovall
Tom Stovall is an actor and producer, known for Silkwood (1983), Manchild in the Promised Land and Heaven (1987).
Tom Strode Walton
Tom Strode Walton is known for Hot Fuzz (2007).