Tony Chicotel
Tony Chicotel is known for Britney vs Spears (2021).
Tony Chiu-Wai Leung
Tony Leung Chiu Wai was born in Hong Kong on 27 June 1962. He and his younger sister were raised by their mother after his father left them. In 1982, after passing the training courses of TVB, Tony became a TV actor and became famous for his comedy style in such TV shows as Lu ding ji (1983) or Jue dai shuang jiao (1979). However, he didn't limit himself to television and began showing his versatility in films like Sat sau woo dip mung (1989) and Bei qing cheng shi (1989). After he starred in several movies directed by 'Kar wai Wong'; such as Chung Hing sam lam (1994) and Chun gwong cha sit (1997), he gained more respect as an actor and finally received the Best Actor Award at the Cannes International Film Festival for his outstanding performance in Fa yeung nin wah (2000). In addition to his acting career, he is also known as a singer.
Tony Chris Kazoleas
Tony Chris Kazoleas was born in Thessaloniki, Greece in 1968. His family then moved to a small Alberta prairie town called Drayton Valley in 1970. in 1993 he packed his worldly belongings (mainly his guitars and amps plus a few clothes) into his classic Camaro and moved west to Vancouver, aka Hollywood North with less than $500 in his pocket to pursue his music and acting career. He played in a number of hard rock bands in the nineties, including Innocent Fun, Gothica, and his own bands, Medicine River and Saint Black which he fronted as lead guitarist and singer. He leads a dual entertainment career as an entertainer and is an established, international award winning magician and mentalist. Those talents have allowed him to be a magic consultant for the movie and television industry including such productions as Taken, Once Upon A Christmas and Haters Back Off just to name a few. He has also authored and published over 50 DVD's, magic tricks and books to the international magic community in the last ten years. He later became involved in the movie industry as an actor in the late 1990's and has been an actor and magic consultant in both T.V. and film to this day. He has been married to his wife of Penelope since 1996 and they have two children, Shayla and Dimitri.
Tony Christian
Tony Christian is an actor, known for Captain Midnight (1954), Target Unknown (1951) and Cavalcade of America (1952).
Tony Christopher
Tony Christopher is known for Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em (1973) and Will Shakespeare (1978).
Tony Chu
Tony is an actor-screenwriter-filmmaker. As a trained actor (stage/ screen / 20+ yrs), his recurring TV guest roles have included: "Packed to the Rafters" (Henry Wong / waiter), "Wild Boys" (Li Peng / gold-miner) and "All Saints" (anaesthetist). In 2023, Tony will appear as Goong Goong in "Wellmania" (Netflix). Super-versatile, Tony enjoys playing against type, especially reveling in edgier roles. With a broad emotional range, he can also cry on cue. On first impressions, Tony has an expressive smiley face - similar to Jackie Chan! In fact, he is often cast in comedic roles - as seen on various funny TV commercials. His natural voice is Australian - but he also has a flawless Chinese accent. See show-reel on YouTube - Tony Chu actor scenes. He is represented by Gina Stoj Management. As an award-winning filmmaker (local & international awards), Tony has a slate of TV and film projects with medical drama-comedy themes (i.e. modern look at "MASH"). As a prolific screenwriter, his scripts explore humanity, teamwork, redemption, comic relief. All are inspired by true events and have social impact. Also relevant is that within the film industry, Tony is the Founder of NAFA [Networking Action for Filmmakers & Actors] (20+ yrs / Sydney) and Festival Director of Show-Fest International (10 yrs).
Tony Chung
Tony Chung is an American actor and model born in Texas, where his parents immigrated from Taiwan to pursue a higher education. Chung, along with his brother, was raised between Texas and Northern California before moving on to study Electrical Engineering on a full-ride scholarship. Upon completing college, Chung transitioned into the music industry in Asia as a songwriter/performer, eventually releasing two self-written albums. In 2011, During a vacation to NYC, Chung was approached by a modeling scout in Lower Manhattan. This eventually resulted in a fruitful modeling career, in which his image was featured in campaigns for global brands including H&M, Uniqlo, Remy Martin, and RayBan. During his modeling career, Chung reignited his interest in and passion for acting. He has studied on-camera acting with esteemed instructors such as Bob Krakower and Terry Schreiber and practiced improv at Upright Citizens Brigade with Shannon O'Neill. Chung's notable works include being the face model for Sub-Zero in NetherRealm's Mortal Kombat 11 video game and as the founder of a tech startup in the global Remy Martin TVCM "Team Up For Excellence". In 2020, Chung landed his first series regular role as Dennis Soong in The CW's Kung Fu reboot.
Tony Ciccone
Picture editor Tony Ciccone began his professional career as an actor in television and film before focusing on a career behind the camera. Born in 1960 in New York City, the son of a used car dealer and a homemaker, Ciccone and his older sister were raised in Huntington Station on Long Island. An auto enthusiast and filmmaking buff since an early age, Ciccone elected studying the latter upon entering college. Graduating in 1982 from SUNY at Stony Brook with a BA in Theatre Arts, Ciccone moved to Los Angeles. Following advice of his father so he was assured not to starve and also meet movie producers, Ciccone worked several years as a busboy at The Palm Restaurant in West Hollywood. It was during this period that he pursued a modestly successful acting career. Eventually proving his dad's advice correct, Ciccone received his first break in film production when Palm regular manager/film producer Larry Brezner hired him as a P.A. on the hit film, Throw Momma from the Train (1987) directed by Danny DeVito. Besides also being cast in a small role by DeVito, Ciccone found his calling in the editing room. There was a brief career dilemma when a prior guest role on TV sitcom My Sister Sam (1986-1988) was being considered for recurring status. A few years later, Ciccone landed his first job as an apprentice editor, working under Oscar winning editor Paul Hirsch on another Brezner produced feature, Coupe de Ville (1990) directed by Joe Roth. A recommendation by Hirsch to Paul Haggar, the long time head of post production for Paramount Pictures, landed Ciccone as an apprentice in the film shipping department. Impressed with Ciccone's enthusiasm, Haggar placed him on Days of Thunder (1990). This began Ciccone's twenty-year on and off association with director Tony Scott. Ciccone worked his way up the ranks of assistant editors with the advent of computer non-linear editing systems as well as editing several scenes on director Tony Scott's True Romance (1993). Reunited with editor Christian Wagner on The Negotiator (1998) directed by F. Gary Gray, Ciccone was given an additional editor credit for his artistic contribution to the film. Based in part on recommendation of his work on that film, Paramount promoted Ciccone on his 39th birthday as 2nd editor to main editor Christian Wagner on the high profile Paramount film Mission: Impossible II (2000) directed by action maestro John Woo. Clearly a breakout gig, Ciccone's future as a studio editor could not look any brighter. Early April 2000, a harrowing motorcycle accident on his way to work propelled Ciccone into the news and off the film one year to date of employment. Adding to his troubles, a week later the studio informed Ciccone his final credit would not be in the main credit block. This unfortunate turn of events dissipated vetting his artistic contribution as an editor on the top grossing film of 2000. Suffering permanent injuries along with the possibility of losing 80% mobility in both hands, Ciccone endured eight months of physical therapy to successfully regaining full use of his hands. Returning to work nine months after the accident, Ciccone struggled finding acceptance in the credit driven industry. It was not until reuniting with director Tony Scott as additional editor to future Oscar winning editor William Goldenberg (I) on the feverishly stylized Domino (2005) that Ciccone established recognition outside the cutting room. Of note during early production on Domino, director/screenwriter David Ayer offered Ciccone the editor position on his then directorial debut Harsh Times (2005) but Ciccone respectfully declined out of loyalty to Scott. Any marginalization aside, Ciccone has endured. Establishing a reputation among directors and the rank and file as an underrated editor. Recent years have also seen Ciccone hired as a consultant in the video gaming industry as well as returning to acting.
Tony Ciruolo
Tony Ciruolo is an actor, known for The Graveyard Gang (2018).
Tony Clark
Tony Clark is known for X (2019).