Tom Bubrig

History

Tom Bubrig is an American film, television, and stage actor from Louisiana. Tom recently filmed a co-staring role on the new CW series, "Star-Crossed". Tom's most recent movie role was in "When The Game Stands Tall" (now in post-production) performing with Michael Chiklis and Jim Caviezel. He also recently performed in the upcoming independent feature films "Chosen" (André Leblanc, Supporting) and "In The Hell of Dixie" (Sheriff Pete, Lead). In September 2012, Tom played the lead role of Willum Cubbert in Larry Shue's hilarious play, "The Nerd". Tom grew up in a rural and hurricane prone area of Louisiana. Weekends were filled with outdoor activities as there wasn't much else to do. It was heaven. Tom's family home was flooded up to the roof with Hurricane Betsy in 1965 and then they completely lost their next house in Hurricane Camille in 1969. The family cried "uncle" and moved to higher ground after Camille. Tom met his wife Celeste at Louisiana State University and had a long career in business and investing before embarking on an acting, writing, and producing career in 2011. Tom and Celeste have three children and one grandchild. - IMDb Mini Biography

Movies

Fast Food & Cigarettes
Fast Food & Cigarettes
Kevin
A heist gone awry leaves two gunmen trapped in a diner. This edge of your seat thriller has no dialogue.
In The Hell of Dixie
In The Hell of Dixie
Sheriff Pete Cavin
Deep in the woods of southern Louisiana, a masked killer stalks members of a local hunting club. As blood trails begin to connect the victims, police deputy Ned Annison finds himself caught in the middle, pursued by both the killer and the town sheriff. Always one step ahead, Ned works to stop the killer and clear his name, only to find that some friendships end in blood.
When the Game Stands Tall
When the Game Stands Tall
Mailman
A young coach turns a losing high school football program around to go undefeated for 12 consecutive seasons.
The Campaign
The Campaign
Reporter (uncredited)
Two rival politicians compete to win an election to represent their small North Carolina congressional district in the United States House of Representatives.