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Tom Lommel
Tom Lommel

Tom Lommel

Actor
56 years (May 18, 1970)Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
Public film databases know Tom Lommel as an American actor with little documented beyond the roles themselves. The count stands at 16 credits across 21 years. Of the titles on record, 'Magic Camp' is the one that gets cited, with Nathan's Dad as his character.
Public film databases know Tom Lommel as an American actor with little documented beyond the roles themselves. The count stands at 16 credits across 21 years. Of the titles on record, 'Magic Camp' is the one that gets cited, with Nathan's Dad as his character.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Tom Lommel and where are they from?
Tom Lommel is 56 years old, born on May 18, 1970 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA.
What are the most famous roles of Tom Lommel?
Tom Lommel is best known for roles in Magic Camp, To Your Last Death, Quiet.
How many movies has Tom Lommel been in?
Over a 21-year career (since 2005), Tom Lommel has appeared in 4 movies and 12 TV shows.
What was Tom Lommel's first movie?
The career of Tom Lommel began with Fear of Girls (2005).
What is Tom Lommel's most recent movie or series?
Tom Lommel's most recent release is The Paper, which premiered on September 4, 2025.
What TV shows has Tom Lommel appeared in?
On television, Tom Lommel has appeared in New Girl, This Is Us, Paradise, Perry Mason.
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Tom Lommel
Tom Lommel
1970-05-18 · Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Public film databases know Tom Lommel as an American actor with little documented beyond the roles themselves. The count stands at 16 credits across 21 years. Of the titles on record, 'Magic Camp' is the one that gets cited, with Nathan's Dad as his character.

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