Thomas Langston
Thomas Langston is an actor, known for Meet Dave (2008), J. Edgar (2011) and John Adams (2008).
Thomas Laperriere
Thomas Laperriere is known for Falcon Lake (2022).
Thomas Lappin
Thomas Lappin is an Irish actor who has produced some excellent work for both stage and screen. Film work includes Riverdance: The animated adventure, Shergar, and Crossmaheart. Television includes Foundation for Apple TV+, Coronation Street, and Eureka Street. Notable theatre performances include Charlie Conlan in the UK number one tour of Stones in his pockets, and Fergal in Women on the verge of H.R.T. at Oldham Coliseum. He has also appeared in both The Crucible and The Merchant of Venice at the Lyric Theatre Belfast and played four characters in the acclaimed production of Hamlet at Lancaster Castle which was short-listed for the Peter Brook/Equity Ensemble Award.
Thomas Larkin
Thomas Larkin is an award-winning actor, voice artist, and arts educator. A graduate of Victorian College of Arts (VCA), his professional career spans over a decade. His performance as 'Biff Loman' in Queensland Theatre's production of Death of a Salesman saw him receive the award for Best Supporting Male Actor at the 2019 Matilda Awards. Other stage highlights include Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet (Queensland Theatre); The Wider Earth (Queensland Theatre, Dead Puppet Society and Sydney Festival); Cinderella (QPAC and MYTHS MADE HERE); As You Like It, Julius Caesar, Hamlet (La Boite Theatre Company); I Just Came To Say Goodbye (The Good Room and Brisbane Festival) and True West, Sex With Strangers (Brisbane Powerhouse). His film and television appearances include multiple award-winning web series Homecoming Queens (SBS On Demand), Sexy Nails (Photoplay Films), And The Winner Is (Screen Queensland), For a Good Cause (Stranger Films), The Mother Load (Melissa Crabtree), The Neon King (Griffith University) and RUSH (Network 10). Thomas is fast becoming a sought-after voice artist contributing to animated features, audiobooks, documentaries, podcasts and advertising campaigns for clients such as Like a Photon, Penguin Random House Australia, WildBear Entertainment, Audible, BMW and TattsLotto. Thomas is one of five Co-Directors of Brisbane-based theatre collective MYTHS MADE HERE who, in 2021, will stage MEDEA, written by Kate Mulvany and Anne-Louise Sarks at QPAC's Cremorne Theatre. A recent recipient of the Brisbane City Council Lord Mayor's Young and Emerging Artists Fellowship, Thomas has also established an extensive portfolio of clients as a teaching artist and acting coach, working across school, performing arts and corporate contexts.
Thomas Law
Thomas Law was born on 17th December 1992 in Hertfordshire, England. His first TV appearance was a minor role in four episodes of Casualty in 2005. His most notable role to date is that of Peter Beale in the popular soap opera EastEnders, taking over the role from James Martin. Thomas played the role for four years from 2006 before quitting the role to focus on other projects. He made his last appearance on Christmas Eve 2010. Shortly after leaving EastEnders Thomas played the title role in Peter Pan in a pantomime in Manchester. His hobbies include golf, football and cricket, as well as soprano singing and running. Thomas attended Chancellor's School in Brookmans Park and he lives with his parents, Trish and Robert, and his 2 sisters. Thomas is the lead singer in a rock band from London called East Arbor 19.
Thomas Lawinky
Thomas Lawinky was born on 3 October 1964 in Magdeburg, German Democratic Republic. He is an actor, known for The Pianist (2002), Ein Schiff wird kommen (2003) and Die rote Meile (1999).
Thomas Leach
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Thomas Lee Baker
Thomas Lee Baker is an actor, known for God's Compass (2016) and Altar Egos (2015).
Thomas Lee Baker
Thomas Lee Baker is an actor, known for God's Compass (2016) and Altar Egos (2015).
Thomas Lee Rutter
Thomas Lee Rutter is known for Video Shop Tales of Terror (2023), Feast for the Beast (2008) and Day of the Stranger (2019).