Tom Poulton

Showbiz runs in Tom Poulton's genes, being the grandson of Australia's iconic entertainer Jeanne Little OAM and Gold Logie winner, recognised as one of Australia's first female comedians who was a household name in the 1970s-1990s. Tom, invited as a guest on set as a preschooler took to camera acting like a duck to water, and was soon cast in a slew of TVCs filmed in Australia and abroad for dozens of products including, but not limited to Arnott's, Big W, Bega, Kimberly-Clark and many more. His most ambitious and highly regarded performance was for a national campaign targeting violence against women 'Let's Stop It At The Start' by art director Bettina Clark. Other notable TVCs include a massive Jemena Natural Gas ad, and MLC 'Let's Save Retirement'. His TV credits include Back To The Rafters, A Place To Call Home and Puberty Blues and he made a big splash playing the youngest, cheeky child in Peter Duncan's award-winning series RAKE. His film roles include Mad Max Fury Road and Locusts, along with leads in short films The Exchange and Tough & Cookie.