Thomas Kee

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About Thomas Kee

Tom appears with Keira Knightly in "Boston Strangler" in which he plays Richard DeSalvo. This year will see the release of two films which feature his work:"Any Day Now" where guest stars with Paul Guilfoyle, Alexandra Templer, and Taylor Gray; as well as "Salvation" with Thomas Jane and Skeet Ulrich. He is Sam's Guthrie's Dad in the Marvel Comic thriller "The New Mutants" now on HBO Max. He plays Declan Crawley in "Blow The Man Down" with Margo Martindale, and shows up as Bill Sage's brother in the "The Catch" both on AmazonPrime. His life is short and tragic in the Showtime's series "City on the Hill" on HBO. He plays Walter Steele in the film "Chappaquiddick" on Netflix. He can also be seen in Season 1, episodes 02 & 07 of Stephen King's "Castle Rock" on Hulu, and in the PBS mini-series "Across the Pacific." In collaboration with Kristi Artinian and the artistic ensemble of "The Heretic Club", he devised a new immersive production entitled "The Summer I Disappeared" which chronicles a pivotal moment in the Civil Rights Movement. It opened in Boston 2016 and continued for a month run in NYC. Tom's play "Treed" was published in the Spring 2016 issue of the Bridgewater Review. His short play (Richard Harvey Square) premiered in NYC in early 2015. In 2012 his play "Nothing Personal" was presented as part of the The American Globe Theatre's "15 Minute Play Festival" in New York City. Acting credits include: the original American cast of the A.R.T./Punchdrunk UK production "Sleep No More", Shakespeare & Company, Gloucester Stage Co, Boston Playwright’s Theatre, Bridge Rep, Wellfleet Harbor Actor’s Theatre (WHAT), the Vineyard Playhouse, New Repertory Theatre, New Century Theatre, and Stoneham Theatre. Television/Film credits also include: The Wrong Man's (Showtime pilot), The Company Men (20 Century Fox), All My Children, As The World Turns, Days of Our Lives, Purge 3, The Reawakening, Children of the Struggle, School Ties. Tom holds an M.F.A. in Acting from Brandies University.