Tom O'Brien (II) (actor)
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Tom O'Brien (born Thomas Patrick O'Brien in Burbank, California, April 12, 1965).
An American Actor since age sixteen, O'Brien first trained at The American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco, where he took to the stage in ACT's mainstage productions of 'The Holdup'; 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' as Puck, opposite Annette Bening; 'Dial M for Murder'; 'The Sleeping Prince'; 'The Lower Depths' and 'A Christmas Carol'. Other stage appearances include 'Da Carravaggio' in New York, at the Manhattan Class Company; 'A Dog Called Bitch' at the 2004 Vancouver Fringe Festival; and 'School Inc.', also in Vancouver, British Columbia.
In 2004, as a Producer, O'Brien founded Irreverent Media Ltd. (IML) in Vancouver, British Columbia. IML's feature film slate includes the Edgar Allan Poe inspired thriller 'The Light-house', starring Kevin Zegers, Dennis Quaid and Ellen Page; the comedy 'The Best Restaurant in the World. Ever.'; the suspense/thriller 'Jawbone'; and the sports biopic 'Sawchuk', based on the story of hockey great Terry Sawchuk.
O'Brien's feature film acting credits include 'The Big Easy', his feature film debut; as well as 'The Accused'; 'Physical Evidence'; 'The Astronaut's Wife'; 'Flashback' and 'Facade'. His Television credits include 'Smallville'; 'The X-Files'; 'CSI: Crime Scene Investigation'; 'The Perfect Husband: The Laci Peterson Story'; 'JAG'; 'NYPD Blue'; 'LA Law'; 'Timecop'; 'The Twilight Zone'; 'Thirty-something'; 'Son of the Morning Star'; 'Love and Lies'; 'Baby Brokers' and 'Storm and Sorrow'.
