Tom Waters
Tom Waters is an American actor best known for roles in film and television that include the film "All Quiet on the Homefront" and the television series "Disorganized Zone". He has also directed stage plays, with his most recent theatrical endeavor being 2017's "Rebel With a Cause: The Sal Mineo Story." [1] Tom started his career in commercials during the 1970s and 80s and began working on stage in 1982 at the famous Hidden Hills Playhouse located in the star-studded west valley community of Hidden Hills in Los Angeles. While working as a member of the Hidden Hills Theatre Company, Tom starred in Studs Terkel's "Working" and in Murray Schisgal's "Typist and the Tiger". Tom went on to produce and again star in Working, this time at the beautiful Mayfair Music Hall in Santa Monica, CA. https://www.imdb.me/tomrwaters An association made at Hidden Hills was that of Tom's screenwriting mentor, Richard Matheson. Tom Waters is also well known as a world-class equestrian, competing in the Olympic sport of 3-Day Eventing. Throughout the 80s, 90s, and 2000s, Tom was routinely long-listed for the United States Equestrian Team. [2]
Nearing retirement from equestrianism, Tom took up another Olympic sport, Cross Country (UCI XCO) Mountain Bike racing. He competed as a member of the USA team in the Mountain Bike Masters World Championships in 2009 in PraLoup, France. [3] [4]
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