Thomas Nicholson

Thomas Nicholson is a Canadian-Danish actor. Born in Denmark to a Danish mother and English father, Thomas grew up playing football (also known as soccer) along the Jutland peninsula and playing bass in a post-grunge rock band. After moving to Vancouver, Thomas dedicated himself to pursuing acting and studied full time at the William Davis Centre for Actors' Study at VanArts. Since then, he has gone on to work on multiple television series including Yellowjackets, The Haunting of Bly Manor and Virgin River. But he is perhaps best known for playing David Bowie on DC's Legends of Tomorrow, Martin Tucker on Riverdale and Jack Orsatti on Motherland: Fort Salem. Thomas has also played leading roles in feature films Project: Eugenics and Writing Kim. An ardent supporter of independent film, Thomas has also produced the award-winning short films Fatal Rhapsody and Dog Bite and starred in several others including the award-winning Harold Greenberg-funded The Day We Left.