Thomas Halle
Thomas Halle is known for Atomen (2023), Echolot (2013) and SOKO Wismar (2004).
Thomas Handling
Thomas Handling is an actor, known for The Green Oak Project, Fork (2022) and Dragon Knight (2022).
Thomas Hanzon
Thomas Hanzon was born on July 20, 1962, in Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden. Hanzon is an actor based in Sweden. After his years as a football-pro Thomas Hanzon founded a theatre group called Theather Camelont that was based in Stockholm, Sweden. It was active until 1985. The actor Allan Edwall found the theatre and would be Hanzons mentor during those active years. Hanzon had his debut on the stage in the show Arnold on Stockholm House of Culture & City Theatre. He joined The Royal Dramatic Theatre in 1989 to participate in the play Dangerous Liaisons and have been at the theatre since then. He has worked with big directors like Ingmar Bergman, Arthur Miller, Michael Thalheimer, and Lars Norén to name a few. Thomas Hanzon had his debut on the big screen with the movie Nionde kompaniet (1987) and have during the last 30 years been in over 20 Swedish feature movies. Trolösa (2000), Medicinen (2014), Vägen ut (1999) and Livet är en schlager (2000). On the TV he has participated in over 40 Swedish TV show as in Enskilda samtal (1996), Morden i Sandhamn (2010), Anna Holt - polis (1996), and Zonen (1996). He also has been in a few German TV shows. Hanzon has been in multiple film jury as International Emmy Awards 2016 and Stockholm International Film Festival.
Thomas Harding
Thomas Harding is a director and actor, known for The Daughter of Rudolf Höss speaks (2013).
Thomas Hargrove
Thomas Hargrove is a writer, known for Proof of Life (2000), The Killing Season (2016) and Algorithm (2021).
Thomas Harper-Jones
Thomas Harper-Jones is known for The Northman (2022), Strike (2017) and Apartment 7A.
Thomas Hart
Thomas Hart is an actor, known for Blood Punch (2014).
Thomas Harvey Barnett
Thomas Harvey Barnett is an actor, known for Ng goh siu hai dik hau jeung (2015).
Thomas Hatchman
Thomas Hatchman was born in Melbourne, Australia. As a passionate actor and filmmaker he started attending acting classes when he was just a young child. In late 2014 after a trip to Los Angeles with the Australian Institute of Performing Arts (AIPA), Thomas returned home to an audition that led to his first major role in the Australian film Holding the Man (2015) Directed by Neil Armfield, alongside Ryan Corr, Craig Scott & Sarah Snook. He continues to work on his acting endeavours.
Thomas Hatz
Thomas Hatz is known for Garrow (2018), What Lies Below (2020) and Can You Keep a Secret? (2019).