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Toby Wharton
Toby Wharton
42 years (Jan 1, 1984)
Deptford, London, UK
4 Movies
3 TV Shows
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How old is Toby Wharton and where are they from?
Toby Wharton is 42 years old, born on January 1, 1984 in Deptford, London, UK.
What are the most famous roles of Toby Wharton?
Toby Wharton is best known for roles in Babs, Bashment, National Theatre Live: Medea.
How many movies has Toby Wharton been in?
Over a 15-year career (since 2011), Toby Wharton has appeared in 4 movies and 3 TV shows.
What was Toby Wharton's first movie?
The career of Toby Wharton began with Postcode (2011).
What is Toby Wharton's most recent movie or series?
Toby Wharton's most recent release is Babs, which premiered on May 7, 2017.
What TV shows has Toby Wharton appeared in?
On television, Toby Wharton has appeared in Marcella, Call the Midwife, The Aliens.
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Toby Wharton
Toby Wharton
1984-01-01 · Deptford, London, UK

Toby is a filmmaker from South London. He is passionate about making intimate, character driven stories with a social commentary. Throughout his teenage years, Toby performed as an MC on the UK Garage music scene. He then went onto study acting at RADA and has performed extensively on stage and screen. He co-wrote and played the title role in the critically acclaimed play, FOG, published by Methuen Drama. His BFI Network short, HELD, enjoyed a successful festival run before premiering online with Director's Notes in 2024. The story, based on Toby’s own experience, explored the psychological effects of knife crime and the shame of victimhood. Toby was selected as a Film London Lodestar and shortlisted for a 1.4 Award in 2023, for his work on the film.

He is currently developing his debut feature, CARNATIONS, with Joi Productions and Sona Films. The film is inspired by his time teaching at Bronzefield women’s prison.

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