Tobey Ho
Tobey Ho is known for Out (2014) and The Witch Chronicles (2015).
Tobey Maguire
Tobias Vincent Maguire was born in Santa Monica, California. His parents were 18 and 20, and not yet married, when he was born. His mother, Wendy (Brown), did advertising, publicity, and acting in Hollywood for years as she coached and managed Tobey. His father, Vincent Maguire, was a cook and sometimes a construction worker. Tobey did not finish high school in order to pursue and focus on acting roles, but he did end up getting his GED. He did several commercials (he was a model dancer for Nordstrom by age six), and he had some roles on various TV shows before landing a starring role on the Fox comedy Great Scott! (1992). That role lasted nine weeks before the show was canceled. Fox-made series were not doing well in general at the time. He avoids drugs and alcohol, and his best friend is Leonardo DiCaprio. Tobey is a vegan and studies yoga. He now has two beautiful children with his wife Jennifer Meyer Maguire. Their names are Ruby Sweetheart and Otis Tobias Maguire. Another little known fact is that his two half-brothers, Jopaul and Weston Epp, were the child actors who handed Tobey (Peter Parker) his mask after the train scene in Spider-Man 2.
Tobi Bakare
Tobi Bakare was born in 1989 in London, England. He is an actor, known for Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014), Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017) and The Tunnel (2013). He is married to Prisca Bakare. They have three children.
Tobi Bakre
Tobi Bakre made his first big appearance on the Big Brother Nigeria reality show where he emerged 2nd runner up of 20 housemates. He is a Nigerian actor, model, host, compere, and photographer. He started his acting career as a character on a Nigerian daily show 'Hustle' where he portrayed the average struggle of a Nigerian returnee living in the country for the first time, after which he had his major cinema break in the movie 'Sugar Rush' which did great in the box office. He played the role Andy, a mischievous lover. . Subsequently, he has appeared in other amazing titles such as The Rattle Snake, MTV Shuga (MTV's HIV/AIDS edutainment series), Mokalik, to mention a few. His other major big screen break came when he acted as a lead role in the movie 'Gangs of Lagos'. He played the character OBA, who was a boy born into the core struggle and street life of Lagos but will stop at nothing to get a better life for himself and his own. Gangs of Lagos is Prime Videos first original out of Africa and was also showcased at TIFF. He also played lead in the movie 'The Blood Covenant' where he played Eddie, one of 3 friends who find themselves in unfortunate circumstances in the search for wealth and survival. He shocked the industry with the his performance in the Highest Grossing Movie in Nigeria for 2022 'Brotherhood' where he played the twin of a cop caught on the other side of the law. He has gone ahead to secure roles in some highly anticipated movies such as 'The Other Side of the Bridge' where he plays the role of a boxer who is trying to make do with his passion not succumbing to the struggles of life , Post Cards from India which is a merger of Hollywood and Bollywood and much more. Tobi Bakre was born and raised in Lagos. His talents and upbeat personality has taken him around the world in different capacities. He is a social bird and lives a very active lifestyle. His hobbies include networking, traveling, exercising, swimming, dancing, boxing, soccer to mention a few, the list changes with every new encounter
Tobi Bakre
Tobi Bakre is known for Brotherhood (2022) and Gangs of Lagos.
Tobi Bamtefa
Tobi Bamtefa is an actor, known for Tin Star (2017), The Witcher (2019) and Lucky Man (2016).
Tobi Baumann
Tobi Baumann was born on May 22, 1974 in Koblenz, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. He is a director and producer, known for Der Wixxer (2004), Gespensterjäger (2015) and Pastewka (2005).
Tobi Brown
Tobi Brown is an actor and composer, known for Sidemen: The Movie (2023), The Boys (2021) and Codename: Amsterdam (2022).
Tobi Gadison
Award-nominated actor, community builder and burgeoning musical talent, Tobi Gadison known for his dynamic stewardship can take the helm of a gripping production, intensify any dramatic situation as well as add well-timed comedic relief. His varied talents are owed to his early training in music and theater at Freedom Theater and later Howard University where he dually mastered majors in music and business. It was during his college years that Tobi took a hiatus from acting. Following his family across the Eastern seaboard, Gadison, hailing from Washington, DC, came to adulthood in Philadelphia and then relocated to New Orleans after obtaining his degree. Already armed with a cadre of popular commercials and numerous leading theater roles that toured him across the country, Tobi quickly advanced in his endeavors to secure roles in the realm of film. The start of his impressive bevy of accolades and coveted positions include his explosive role in award-winning biographical film, "Ray," comedic yet sardonic character in, "The Dukes of Hazzard," upbeat depiction alongside Lindsay Lohan in, "Just My Luck" and Gadison's portrayal in Jerry Bruckheimer's gripping athletic drama, "Glory Road" among many more notable roles. Since embarking upon his venture into acting, Gadison had experienced unprecedented growth in his career until the devastation of Hurricane Katrina when he made the bold decision to relocate to his childhood hometown of Philadelphia. There, his humble beginnings were expected to being renewed, however Gadison continued to amass success starring in several plays and independent films. Above and beyond the rigorous duty of acting and inspired by means of xxx, Gadison made a whole-heartedly foray into philanthropy by co-founding the Manifesto Consulting Group (MCG), LLC, a creative venture group. Shortly after commencement in the" City of Brotherly Love" and a mecca for the Arts, MCG's rapidly growing reputation dredged up a whirlwind of momentum as the organization developed The Hip Hop Art Program, where dynamic workshops at Temple University; as well as The Actors' Institute, which was held at New Freedom Theatre and bolstered and exhaustive curriculum which helped transition many actors into working actors. Ultimately, The United Way was compelled to select MCG for the specially regarded Hip Hop Arts training program for their administrators and affiliates, assisting them to help teach their students literacy through the aesthetic of Hip Hop. Never resting on his laurels, Gadison has been an integral asset to many indie films as Producer, Director and Actor garnering recognition and nomination for awards from organizations such as the luminous American Black Film Festival. Furthermore, Gadison diversifies his times by serving as the Senior Founding Partner of The Creative Quarters, an entertainment production company which recently launched its flagship show called ASCENSION. Highly committed to the upward mobility of like-minded artists, Gadson dedicated a significant amount of time on the Board of Directors and the Artistic Board Committee for the New Freedom Theatre where coincidentally and fortunately, commenced his journey as a young actor. Seeking to inspire and motivate young adults through innovative and sustainable programs in the Arts, Gadison, Dir. of Creative & Strategic Planning for iChoose2Live, has facilitated the art, education and community outreach for countless projects. Furthermore, having produced the documentary, Generation: Next for BET's Wrap-It-Up Program, which targeted how popular culture affects issues such as, bullying, suicide prevention and sexual health, Tobi Gadison is an exemplary oracle and advocate for the Arts and the under served.
Tobi Ibitoye
Tobi Ibitoye is known for Django (2022).
