Tom Wontner Net Worth is
$1.9 Million

Mini Biography

Tom Wontner was created in London, Britain in 1971. He provides appeared in lots of indie features and pants. He has Dr Townsend in the 2015 feature The Carer (2016), he acted in the bizarre humor,Cross-Eyed Waltz (2005), by Peter Hearn, Troubled Kids Movies’ Quality Indigo (2005) and Carey Films’A Brain of Her Own (2006). He played the geeky intimate lead, “Trevor”, together with Roy Hudd, in Grindstone Movies’ Jack, the final Sufferer (2005). A emotional thriller, predicated on an unnerving musical about Jack port the Ripper, London’s most notorious serial killer. In 2004, as hapless undercover reporter “Martin Cosgrave” in Wonderful Images’ The Haircutter’s Trim (2004), he was short-listed to the ultimate top 6 in BBC/CSV Nights Many Superstars for brand-new London film-making talent. He continues to be cast in separate short movies, including Hard Case (2006) (Cannes SFC 2006), Tunnel Eyesight (2003) (BFI 24hr problem), The Control Area (2005), “William” in Kritzi: THE TINY Goat (2004) “Ian” in Lonely Encounter (2003). He also performed the bumbling “Sebastian” in the Cornish humor, Compliance (2003), and in Memory Productions’ black humor, Lifelines (2004). Rockfall Film’s dark comedy, Dentally WOULD IT (2005), where Tom takes on “Paul the Dental professional”, was chosen for screening in the Newport Seaside Film Event in Apr 2005. He produced the comic love, My Yacht (2006), screened in film celebrations including Dallas, Raindance, Edinburgh, Sacramento as well as the Commonwealth Film Event. He also created and acted in the horror brief, Witch’s Springtime (2004), for the English 24-Hour Film Problem, September 2004, that was been selected for the H.P. Lovecraft-inspired horror compilation feature, The Horror of H.P. Lovecraft (2006), premiering in NY in July 2006. Tom voiced “Michael” in Ben Crowe’s Hand D’Or-shortlisted THE PERSON Who also Met Himself (2005), the only Uk film to have already been officially selected to display in competition in the Cannes Film Event 2005. He received Best Acting professional for his part as “Ben” in my own Yacht (2006), in the Wreck-Beach International Film Event in Ontario Canada.

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