Leo Saint Thomas(I)
- Actor
- Director
- Writer
Leo Saint Thomas is a European actor working in film, television and theatre. He speaks French, English and German, and enjoys working on international productions and meeting people from different cultures.
He trained at Simply Theatre Academy, where he also completed his LAMDA exams, before earning an acting diploma at École des 3M and a Bachelor's degree in Performing Arts. He is studying towards a Masters in Screenwriting.
Leo is drawn to characters who feel real. He likes playing people who are a little lost, caught between two choices, or trying to figure themselves out. He's interested in stories that are honest, human and a bit unexpected. His recent work includes leading roles in the feature film Follow Us #Icarus (dir. Caro Wloka) and the short films The Second Coming (dir. Mischa Straub) and L'Accord de Trop (dir. Mahery Reydellet). He has also appeared in the feature film 111, Echoes of Halifax (dir. Mauro Mueller), Harceles (dir. Olivier Barma) for M6, and a new series The Last Chance (dir. Flamur Blakaj).
Alongside acting, Leo writes and directs his own short films. Making films from both sides of the camera has helped him better understand storytelling and the creative process. He is based in Europe and is always happy to collaborate on international projects.
Leo is drawn to characters who feel real. He likes playing people who are a little lost, caught between two choices, or trying to figure themselves out. He's interested in stories that are honest, human and a bit unexpected. His recent work includes leading roles in the feature film Follow Us #Icarus (dir. Caro Wloka) and the short films The Second Coming (dir. Mischa Straub) and L'Accord de Trop (dir. Mahery Reydellet). He has also appeared in the feature film 111, Echoes of Halifax (dir. Mauro Mueller), Harceles (dir. Olivier Barma) for M6, and a new series The Last Chance (dir. Flamur Blakaj).
Alongside acting, Leo writes and directs his own short films. Making films from both sides of the camera has helped him better understand storytelling and the creative process. He is based in Europe and is always happy to collaborate on international projects.


























