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Tom Wood

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Tom Wood

  • He has been in three movies with Tommy Lee Jones: Under Siege (1992), The Fugitive (1993), U.S. Marshals (1998).
  • Tom was the second actor cast, after Harrison Ford, for the film The Fugitive (1993). Having just worked with director Andrew Davis and Warner Brothers in Under Siege (1992), the role of Newman was offered directly and immediately accepted.
  • After seeing Tom in "The Fugitive," director David Jones cast him as Foster in Harold Pinter's four-character "No Man's Land" on Broadway, co-starring with Jason Robards, Christopher Plummer and John Seitz.
  • Prefers this common expression in its non-abbreviated form: "A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one.".
  • Released his first single "A Man with a Hat" in December 2020 as 'Governor Tom', a character developed for a television project about music, money, politics, and family.
  • Delivered the closing line of Barry Levinson's masterful Baltimore trilogy as a long-haired, Mustang-driving adult Michael in Avalon.
  • Grandson of William S. Hinshelwood.
  • Born April 19, 1963 at 12:08pm in Long Beach, CA.

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