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Tom Wren
Born November 7, 1979 · Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Tom is a graduate of the Victoria College of the Arts (VCA) and has enjoyed a successful career in Australia and internationally. Tom is best known for his role in four successful seasons of Seven Network’s much-loved drama Winners and Losers as ‘Dr. Doug Graham’, garnering a Logie Award nomination for Best New Talent.
Tom has also appeared in the chilling US sci-fi drama series Hunters. Other television credits include Screentime’s Fat Tony & Co, Rush, City Homicide, Bed of Roses, The Saddle Club and the US telemovie Paradise Pictures. Tom will soon be seen in the second series of Matchbox P… Tom is a graduate of the Victoria College of the Arts (VCA) and has enjoyed a successful career in Australia and internationally. Tom is best known for his role in four successful seasons of Seven Network’s much-loved drama Winners and Losers as ‘Dr. Doug Graham’, garnering a Logie Award nomination for Best New Talent.
Tom has also appeared in the chilling US sci-fi drama series Hunters. Other television credits include Screentime’s Fat Tony & Co, Rush, City Homicide, Bed of Roses, The Saddle Club and the US telemovie Paradise Pictures. Tom will soon be seen in the second series of Matchbox Pictures/Universal Media Studios International’s Secret City and The Blake Mysteries telemovie.
On the big screen, Tom has been seen in the UK/Australia co-production The Inbetweeners 2. Based on the popular UK television series of the same name, this outrageously funny feature was shot in London and Australia, featuring Tom as ‘Stephen’. He also appeared in the independent feature Drama as ‘John’, one of the leads in this French/UK/Australian co-production shot in Paris.
In theatre, Tom performed in the Sydney Theatre Award-winning The Only Child, a The Hayloft Project/B Sharp production directed by Simon Stone, following through a year later with same creative team in The Suicide. Also with The Hayloft Project was 3xSisters. Other productions include A Man for All Seasons (Melbourne Theatre Company), Othello (Bell Shakespeare Company), The Little Dog Laughed (Red Stich Theatre Company), Lovers and Haters (Adelaide Festival) and Harp on the Willow (Martin C. Cook and Associates).More
