Screen credits describe Tom Villa as a French actor, recognizable to the people who pay attention to cast lists. The filmography adds up to 10 credits. 'Neuilly sa mère, sa mère !' did more than any other title to put the name in circulation. Another credit worth naming is 'Ma famille t'adore déjà !'. The record opens in 2015 with a first credit. The work clusters in comedy.
Tom Villa
37 years (Jun 5, 1989)Paris, France
6 Movies4 Series
Screen credits describe Tom Villa as a French actor, recognizable to the people who pay attention to cast lists. The filmography adds up to 10 credits. 'Neuilly sa mère, sa mère !' did more than any other title to put the name in circulation. Another credit worth naming is 'Ma famille t'adore déjà !'. The record opens in 2015 with a first credit. The work clusters in comedy.
Tom Villa was born on 5 June 1989 in Paris, France. He is a French actor, comedian, and radio and television presenter. He began his career in radio, contributing to sports programmes before gradually moving into comedy and stand-up. Early on, he performed in small venues and later opened for well-known French comedians including Gad Elmaleh, Anne Roumanoff, and Jeff Panacloc.
Villa became more widely known through his work on television. He joined Canal+ as a comedic commentator on programmes such as La Nouvelle Édition and Salut les Terriens!, where he developed a style combining satire and observational humour. Alongside his television work, he also pursued acting roles, appearing in series such as Munch, while continuing to perform live on stage.
In addition to his screen and stage work, Tom Villa has taken part in a range of media and cultural projects, maintaining a versatile presence within contemporary French entertainment. He married Marion Dupont in 2022.