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The cast of the television show Brassic includes actor Tom Hanson.

The Outlaws, Murder on the Orient Express, and Brassic all featured Hanson as an actor. He made his acting debut as Henry in the film Blake in Lambeth. The actor also made a strong impression as a cinematographer in the short film Treasure in 2021.

Some quick facts

Age	30s
Born	January 12
Place of birth	London
profession	actor
children	No children
Current series	Brass

Tom Hanson from The Brass Age

Maybe in his thirties, Hanson. His Twitter account states that he was born on January 12th. However, the actor did not reveal his year of birth. He is now a resident of London. In April 2009, the actor joined Twitter and began posting pictures of friends and co-workers.

Hanson made his acting debut in the six-year-old film Blake in Lambeth. He played Paris in the Branagh Theater Live production of Romeo and Juliet. He played Craid Meehan in the television miniseries The Moorside.

Hanson played a British military officer in 2017’s Murder on the Orient Express. He debuted as Blake Jenkins in four episodes of the third season of the television show The Tunnel that same year.

Hanson debuted as Mark Button in the episodes One Day: Part 1 and One Day: Part 2 of the television series Silent Witness. He made his stage debut in three productions in 2018, playing Paulie in The Little Drummer Girl and Joe Harris in Laughing Branches. The actor also had his first appearance as a voice actor in the computer game Battlefield V.

Hanson currently plays Cardi on the comedy series Brassic. The main writers of the series are Joe Gilun and Daniel Brocklehurst. The first part of the series had its UK premiere on August 22, 2019 thanks to production company Calamity Flims.

Joe Gilgun, Michelle Keegan, Damien Molony, Aaron Heffernan, Ryan Sampson, Parth Thakerar, Joanna Higson, Steve Events, Dominic West, Bronagh, Jude Riordan, Tadhg Murphy, Archie Kelly, Neil Aston, Tim Dantay and others were Hanson employees.

On September 7, Hanson posted a photo of himself and Oscar-nominated actor Nick Holde. He’s worked with a series actor who’s incredibly amusing. Sky TV and the home of fantastic entertainment NOW both offer the programme’s episode.

Hanson worked with handsome English actor Guillermo Bedward on The Outlaws. In March 2022, the actor turned 18 years old.

Facts you didn’t know about British actor Tom Hanson

Thanks to the film Blake in Lambeth, Hanson made his acting debut. He has been in the entertainment industry for more than six years and continues to do so.

In the final season of Brassic, Hanson portrayed the role of Cardi, a big boy. To play Cardi, the actor ate McDonald’s, pizza, and hot dogs, and gained weight.

But after gaining weight, his clothes no longer fit him. In the second season, he calmed down and lost weight.

A total of 29 episodes covered Hanson’s work, including Davey’s House, An Unexpected Guest, Murder Mystery, Amy, Exoctic Zoo, Lost in the Woods, Day at the Dogs, Getting There, Stealing a Weeding, and others.

Hanson made his debut as Arthur in the 2014 short film Sweet & Right. After two years he started acting.

Hanson uses and is active on the @tomhanson Twitter handle.

Hanson’s wall featured a beautiful illustration of two cats given to him by Rachel Draws Pets.

Hanson can be heard as the voice actor for the video games Blood & Truth and Battlefield V.

Although Hanson served as the cinematographer for the short film Treasure 2020, he made his mark as Joshua.

Hanson played Spence in 10 episodes of the television show The Outlaws. He appears on the show in the second season episodes.

Tom Hanson biography

Tom Hanson, a well-known fictional character, was born on May 1, 1967 in the United States. His full name is Tom Hanson. Astrologers have determined that Tom Hanson is zodiac sign Taurus.

Tom Hanson was a Canadian photojournalist who was born May 1, 1967 and died March 10, 2009.

Tom Hanson was born in Rochester, New York but later moved with his family to Montreal, where he spent most of his childhood. Hanson attended both Vanier College and Concordia University during his academic career. In 1989 he began working as a freelancer for the Canadian Press and in 1992 he was hired full-time in their Ottawa office. Hanson received the Canadian Press Photographer of the Year Award in 1992. In 2002 he was honored by the Canadian Press with the title of Photographer of the Year. The images Hanson captured chronicled significant events in Canadian history, including the Oka Crisis, the Summit of the Americas in Quebec City, the 2006 evacuation of Canadians from Lebanon, and the Canadian operation in Afghanistan.

Ethnicity, religion and political views

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He was also one of the few photographers present at the signing of the Ottawa Convention (also known as the Anti-Personnel Mine Convention), which bans the use of landmines. In 1997, the signing ceremony was held in Ottawa, attended by hundreds of world leaders.

Tom Hanson’s career

Tom started his professional life right here at KDLT, where he worked as a studio cameraman, master control operator and field photographer for the production of news and commercials. When he first got his start in the broadcasting industry, he was the Friday night sports anchor for the station. At the time, he was a freshman at Dakota Wesleyan University and just turned 19. After a few months had passed, he began filling in at the anchor desk for the news. “When I was a kid I was fortunate that some people trusted me,” the rep said.

After completing his undergraduate studies at Black Hills State University in Spearfish, he found work as a morning presenter at KEVN-TV in Rapid City. However, it wasn’t long before Tom started thinking about a career change. “I got my first promotion by convincing the general manager that I could save the company money by anchoring the news and showing the weather forecast on the map. It was successful!” At the age of 25, he landed the role of main co-host on KEVN and was later promoted to executive producer. After that, KOTA-TV and radio decided to give him a job as a weekday co-host.

Personal Life of Tom Hanson

Tom is from Mitchell and is married to Carmen (Winter) who is from the neighboring community of Parkston. During the warm summer months, she can often be found on her boat on Lewis and Clark Lake in Yankton, South Dakota. During the colder months they like to host gatherings in their own home theater. Tom earned his black belt in taekwondo and green belt in judo.

Some of Tom’s most memorable stories include climbing Mount Rushmore, flying in two different fighter jets (the FA-18 and the T-38), watching the US Senate in action, having a near miss in a forest fire and being in Washington, DC , when the plane hit the Pentagon on 9/11 and provided live reports back to South Dakota. Other stories include a tight phone call during a wildfire, watching the US Senate in action, a near miss during a wildfire, and observing

Tom Hanson Awards

Tom is South Dakota’s television news anchor with the most years of experience. Tom received the coveted Tom Brokaw Award in September 2014, named after the longtime NBC news anchor. Tom was honored with the prestigious Silver Circle EMMY Award presented to him by the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences in 2013. Throughout his career, he has received multiple awards from the Associated Press, United Press International, and the Colorado and Utah State Broadcasting Associations, among others.

Tom was named Reporter of the Year by the South Dakota Peace Officers Association and made an honorary member of the organization by the South Dakota National Guard. In addition, he was honored for his multiple reporting on education-related topics. Tom donates his time to many non-profit organizations for free. He has been a fourth grade Junior Achievement Instructor at Christian Center Elementary for the past 13 years.

He began preparing a delicious meal for Active Generations’ annual Gourmet Guys fundraiser 12 years ago and has been doing it ever since. He has also been active in organizations such as the Boy Scouts of America, the American Diabetes Association, the American Thyroid Association, and the Salvation Army Angel Tree.