Tom Sizemore is a versatile American actor who has starred in a wide range of films, from blockbusters to independent dramas. He is known for his intense performances and his often troubled personal life.
Attribute Details Full Name Thomas Edward Sizemore Other Names/Nicknames Tommy Sizemore, Tom Size, Tommaso Profession(s) Actor, Producer Date of Birth January 29, 1961 Age (as of 2023) 62 Place of Birth Detroit, Michigan, U.S. Nationality American Zodiac Sign Aquarius Ancestral Background Italian, Irish
Attribute Details Height 6’3″ (190 cm) Weight 210 lb (95 kg) Body Measurements Chest: 42 in (107 cm), Waist: 32 in (81 cm), Hips: 38 in (97 cm) Eye Color Blue Hair Color Brown
Attribute Details Parents Edward Sizemore (father), Mary Jean Sizemore (mother) Siblings Two brothers, one sister Affairs Numerous Relationship Status Single Partner/Spouse N/A Children One son, one daughter
Attribute Details Schooling Mumford High School, Detroit, Michigan Higher Education Wayne State University Early Life Grew up in poverty Early Influences Martin Scorsese, Robert De Niro
Attribute Details Debut 1987, in the film “The Underachievers” Significant Works “Saving Private Ryan” (1998), “Black Hawk Down” (2001), “Pearl Harbor” (2001) Awards & Nominations Nominated for two Golden Globe Awards Filmography/Discography Over 100 films and television shows Voice Work “The Incredible Hulk” (1996) Music Videos “Lose Yourself” by Eminem (2002) Collaborations Numerous Documentaries “Tom Sizemore: To Live and Die in Hollywood” (2018)
Attribute Details Net Worth $5 million (estimated)
Attribute Details Hobbies & Interests Golf, fishing, music Controversies Multiple arrests for drug possession and assault Public Image Often seen as a troubled actor Personal Challenges Addiction, mental health issues Notable Interviews “The Howard Stern Show” (2003) Quotes “I’m a survivor. I’ve been through a lot in my life, but I’m still here.”
Attribute Details Instagram Handle @tomsizemore Twitter Handle @tomsizemore Facebook Handle @tomsizemore
Attribute Details Cultural References Featured in the song “Lose Yourself” by Eminem (2002) Mentorship Mentored several young actors Legacy Known for his intense performances and his often troubled personal life
