Thomas Brodie-Sangster
Thomas Brodie-Sangster Trivia
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Trivia
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Thomas appeared in Bobbie's Girl, a 2002 film set in Ireland, starring Bernadette Peters and Rachel Ward.
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Thomas played the ten year old Adolf Hitler in the TV miniseries, Adolf Hitler The Rise of Evil in 2003.
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Thomas admitted that he had never read the Tintin books, but had very much enjoyed the cartoon film series, as it was such a wonderful fantasy world to escape into full of genuine vehicles etc. that you could recognize from the real world.
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Thomas' A'Levels include Art and Media Studies.
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Thomas is 5' 7" (1.70 m).
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Thomas has started his own production company, Brodie Films.
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Thomas has bought two houses for his family, in Vauxhall and Camberwell.
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His favorite music includes Eminem and Queen.
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His favourite foods include bagels, eggs and Worcestershire sauce
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At the 2003 Monte Carlo Film Festival, Thomas won the award for Best Actor in a Mini-Series for his role in Entrusted.
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Sangster first appeared on screen in the BBC TV movie The Adventures of Station Jim.
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Awards
Gold Satellite Awards
Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role (Comedy/Musical) for Love Actually (2004) (Nomination).Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards
Best Performance by a Youth in a Lead or Supporting Role - Male for Love Actually (2003) (Nomination).
Best Ensemble Acting for Love Actually (2003) (Nomination).Young Artist Awards
Best Performance in a Feature Film (Supporting Young Actor) for Love Actually (2004) (Nomination).
Best Performance in a Feature Film (Leading Young Actor) for Nanny McPhee (2007) (Nomination).
Best Performance in an International Feature Film (Leading Young Performer) for The Last Legion (2008) (Nomination). -
Thomas Sangster's first starring role was in the TV movie "The Miracle of the Cards," playing Craig Shergold.
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He learned how to play the drums for his role in Love Actually.
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Thomas Sangster's hobbies are painting, tennis, drawing, and skating.
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Thomas Sangster is a student of the Pimlico School Westminster, London, UK.
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Quotes
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(on playing "Tintin", in the motion-capture movie by Steven Spielberg)
Thomas: I wouldn't say I'm daunted, I'm quite excited, though I haven't really thought of it like that, though it's going to take two years post-production, so it's going to be a while before the public see it, I'll just deal with it when it happens. -
Thomas: At school you're treated as a child and that's it. On a film set you're treated as an actor, as a better person, which sounds awful but it's true. Teachers are a higher authority in some ways. But I like that because it grounds me and I like my friends because they don't care and they know I've been filming and that's it, they don't care. And as soon as I start rambling on about it they tell me to shut up. And I like that because again that brings me back down and I don't want to get too far out there.
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(on his part in "Doctor Who")
Thomas: It was great fun to make, the people were excellent, and all the crew were like a big family as they had been doing it for so long; people had also come and gone so fast that they were used to having new people around and were very friendly. It was also the first role that I did as an adult so the first time that I had acted without having any chaperones or teachers. -
Thomas: I find it weird the way people get so excited about celebrity. If my friends are on the phone, their friends will say: 'Is that kid from Love Actually there?' And the phone gets passed round and I have to speak to this stranger asking: 'Are you famous?' I don't know how to answer.
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