John H. Tobin Net Worth is$17 Million John H. Tobin Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
John H. Tobin was born on January 23, 1955 in Manhattan, New York, USA. He is known for his work on Transformers: Dark of the Moon (2011), A Beautiful Mind (2001) and Argo (2012).
Date Of Birth January 23, 1955 Place Of Birth Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States Height 5' 9" (1.75 m) Profession Actor, Miscellaneous Crew Parents Joshua Tobin, Lucie Tobin Siblings Steve Tobin, Joshua Tobin, Peter Tobin, Lisa Tobin, Christopher Tobin Movies Transformers Star Sign Aquarius
# Fact 1 Played Bogie In Michael Jackson's Smooth Criminal film for London tour 2009. 2 Called to interview for 2005 MTV Movie awards to play a scene from Casablanca. 3 Has three half-brothers, Joshua, Peter and Steve 4 American Musical Theatre company member 1984-1986 (CT.) 5 A Foxwoods resort and Casino Poker dealer from 1995-2002 6 His mother Lucie worked for the Red Cross overseas and his sister Lisa lives half the year in Thailand. 7 His first major TV commercial ad was for Coca-Cola - (Germany, Austria and Switzerland) - December 2004 8 Attended University of Rhode Island as well as So CT. State U., playing the lead in Importance of being Earnest 9 His father Joshua was a naval aviator. His grandfather Howard A. Flanigan was a Rear Admiral in the Navy 10 His former scene study coach was director John Swanbeck 11 Refers to Stonington, Connecticut as his home, living there 20 years and where he spends part of Christmas. Has a twin brother, Christopher 12 Has a photo of himself with JFK Jr. in 1966 13 Attended St David's school in Manhatten with Chris Lawford 14 Attended RADA in London, UK for Shakespeare acting certificate course in 1998. 15 His acting coach is Charlotte Cornwell . He was also formerly coached by Dee Wallace . 16 Among actors JT has stood in for have been Arie Gross, Jeff Demunn and Billy Bob Thornton (as a substitute stand in for 2 films.) He has also photo-doubled Dermot Mulroney in Georgia rule and hand doubled in Zodiac film. Stood in for Paul Giamanti one day on Shoot 'em up film. 17 Professional worldwide Bogart impersonator working mostly in Las Vegas and California . 18 He is a Bogart impersonator.
Actor Title Year Status Character Faith of Our Fathers 2015 Gas Station Attendant (uncredited) Black Martini 2014 Short Felix Saving Mr. Banks 2013 Tent Reveler (uncredited) The Face of Love 2013 Lacma Staff Worker (uncredited) Saving Lincoln 2013 Senator (uncredited) Gangster Squad 2013 Actor (uncredited) The Guilt Trip 2012 Hotel Guest (uncredited) The Master 2012 Follower (uncredited) Argo 2012 CIA Agent (uncredited) Somewhere Far 2011 Short Harry Chuck 2011 TV Series Hungarian Villager Transformers: Dark of the Moon 2011 President Nixon (as John Tobin) The Artist 2011/I Violinist in Ballroom (uncredited) Dome Project 2010 Video short Humphrey Bogart (uncredited) Numb3rs 2010 TV Series Lotto Winner CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 2005-2009 TV Series Mortician / Detective Mad Men 2008 TV Series Waiter Changeling 2008 Northcott Defense Counsel (uncredited) Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull 2008 Sierra Madre Cowboy (uncredited) Columbus Day 2008 Viola Player (uncredited) Afuera 2007 Short Charlie Saving Grace 2007 TV Series Pub Patron The Next Best Thing: Who Is the Greatest Celebrity Impersonator? 2007 TV Series Humphrey Bogart Company Town 2006 TV Movie Dad (as John Tobin) Bottoms Up 2006 Video Studio Executive (uncredited) Bobby 2006 Kennedy Staffer (uncredited) The Office 2006 TV Series Dealer Mission: Impossible III 2006 Vatican Security (uncredited) Bones 2006 TV Series Minister My Name Is Earl 2006 TV Series Patron Nip/Tuck 2005 TV Series Funeral Director Mrs. Harris 2005 TV Movie uncredited The Devil's Rejects 2005 News Reporter (uncredited) Wedding Crashers 2005 Cleary House Servant (uncredited) Gilmore Girls 2003-2004 TV Series Luke's Diner Patron / Waiter / Counter Waiter Desperate Housewives 2004 TV Series Neighbor A Cinderella Story 2004 Dad at Carwash (uncredited) The West Wing 2004 TV Series Eagle Rangers' Leader Curb Your Enthusiasm 2004 TV Series Party Guest Las Vegas 2003 TV Series Poker Dealer Something's Gotta Give 2003 Limo Driver (uncredited) Line of Fire 2003 TV Series John No. 2 Frasier 2003 TV Series Omelette Chef The Guardian 2003 TV Series Dad The Practice 2003 TV Series Court Clerk Alex & Emma 2003 Croupier (uncredited) The Italian Job 2003 Biltmore Bartender (uncredited) Lucky 2003 TV Series Poker Dealer Will & Grace 2002 TV Series Binocular Vendor MDs 2002 TV Series Insurance Fraud Patient Far from Heaven 2002 Hartford Art Buyer (uncredited) I'm with Lucy 2002 Baseball Auction Fan (uncredited) Unfaithful 2002 Armored-Car Company Office Manager (uncredited) Changing Lanes 2002 AA Attendee (uncredited) A Beautiful Mind 2001 Shadow Figure (uncredited) Deadline 2001 TV Series 100 Centre Street 2001 TV Series Asst. D.A. Law & Order 2000 TV Series Russell Crider The Cider House Rules 1999 Man on Train (uncredited) Sweet and Lowdown 1999 Bartender Serving Emmet (uncredited) Grace & Glorie 1998 TV Movie Construction Engineer (uncredited) Witness to the Mob 1998 TV Movie Waiter in Sparks Steakhouse (uncredited) Amistad 1997 Supreme Court Reporter (uncredited) Hackers 1995 New Yorker on Park Avenue with Girl (uncredited) Against the Law 1990 TV Series Attorney One Life to Live 1990 TV Series The Kennedys of Massachusetts 1990 TV Mini-Series Senator from Ct. (uncredited) Everybody Wins 1990 Waiter at Norwich Mansion (uncredited) UFO: Target Earth 1974 Oglethorpe Student (uncredited)
Miscellaneous Title Year Status Character Georgia Rule 2007 stand-in - uncredited Zodiac 2007 photo double - uncredited Heroes 2006 TV Series stand-in - 1 episode The Girl Next Door 2004 stand-in - uncredited Duplex 2003 stand-in - uncredited Frankie and Johnny Are Married 2003 stand-in Swimming Upstream 2002 stand-in - uncredited
Self Title Year Status Character Dropkick Murphys: The Meanest of Times 2008 Video Himself (as John Tobin) The Curse of the Bambino 2003 TV Movie documentary Himself (as John Tobin)
Known for movies Transformers: Dark of the Moon (2011)
A Beautiful Mind (2001)
Argo (2012)
The Artist (2011)
$17 Million
