Tom Miten is known in the UK as a comedian, actor and screenwriter. He played in the movie The Adventures of Paddington. Tom is also familiar to viewers on the series Noel Fielding’s Luxurious Comedy, How Not to Live, and Mighty Bush.
Biography
Tom Miten was born on April 30, 1974 in the city of Northampton in the English county of Northamptonshire. Miten was educated at the University of Sheffield Hollam. This is a state research institution of higher education. It was attended by actor Andy Whitfield, artist Kenneth Steele, athletes Chris Jones and Ben Jones-Bishop, as well as many other celebrities. The actor received a diploma in 1996.
During his acting career, Tom often starred with actors such as Alice Lowe, Steve Oram, Simon Farnaby, James Bachman, Mackenzie Crook, Tony Way and Kevin Eldon. He also worked with directors Paul King, Gareth Tanley, Joe Cornish and Graham Linehan. As for the personal life of Tom, reliable information about his relationship in open sources is not provided. The actor does not advertise information about his family, wife and children.
Carier start
Tom Miten has played several dozens of roles in the movie. He began with the series "Laboratory Comedy", which has been shown in the UK since 1998. He got a cameo of a delivery service worker there. Tom was later invited to the series "Mighty Bush" for the role of Lance Dior. This musical fantastic comedy show tells about the magical adventures of two friends. In the rated British comedy series "Computers, " Tom played a minor role. The story about the employees of the IT department consists of 5 seasons.
This was followed by the role of Tim in the series "Saxondale" and the role of Chris Martin in the series "Star Stories". In 2006, the actor played in The Miscalculation. In the youth drama about the life of modern British teenagers "Duckbills, " Miten received one of the minor roles. In 2007, the actor played in his first full-length film "I Want Sweetie." This comedy tells about the life of students of the cinema faculty. The main female role was played by the famous Carmen Electra.
In the same year, he played the photographer in The Magicians, and got the role of Graham in the TV series “How Not to Live.” The plot tells about a guy who is largely unlucky. In order to reduce the debit with the loan, he is forced to let a tenant into his house. Tomography was supplemented by the series "Miranda", which went from 2009 to 2015. This sitcom about the owner of a small store scored a high rating of viewers and film critics. The series was shown not only in the UK, but also in other European countries.
In 2010, Miten played Samuel Coleridge in the black comedy Hands and Feet for Love. Robbers stole corpses for resale. The film was featured at events such as the Golden Horse Sci-Fi Film Festival, Lisbon's MOTELx International Horror Film Festival, Montreal Fantasia Film Festival, Hallucinations Collectives Lyon Film Festival, Ales Film Festival and Brussels Sci-Fi Film Festival.
