Acting

Tom Barnett

Tom Barnett is known for The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day (2009), The Boondock Saints (1999) and Breach (2007).

Credits

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Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy
as Richard Szyc
2025
Hostage
Stunts
2025
28 Years Later
Stunts
2025
The Apprentice
as Rupert Murdoch
2024
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
Stunts
2024
Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent
as Justice Simon Mackie
2024
Jann
as Jackson Cashton
2019
Diggstown
as Zachary Winston
2019
The Handmaid's Tale
as Commander Logan
2017
Cardinal
as Father Presnell
2017
Ransom
as Vince Miller
2017
Private Eyes
as Mark Green
2016
Schitt's Creek
as Golf Club Manager
2015
Aaliyah: The Princess of R&B
as Loranzo DiBoneventura
2014
Killing Daddy
as Hanover
2014
Played
as Anthony
2013
Orphan Black
as David Benchman
2013
An Officer and a Murderer
as John Pelway
2012
Alphas
as Eric Latreaux
2011
Suits
as Mr. Kovacs
2011
Skins
as Mark Lucerne
2011
Skins
as Mark Lucerne (voice, uncredited)
2011
Haven
as James Garrick
2010
Rookie Blue
as Andrew Blake
2010
Republic of Doyle
as Arthur
2010
The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day
as Irish Gun Dealer
2009
Leslie, My Name Is Evil
as Defense Attorney
2009
Overruled!
as Gil Cooper
2009
Warehouse 13
as Sheriff Travis
2009
Traitor
as Andrew Kelly
2008
Flashpoint
2008
Murdoch Mysteries
as Conrad Hunt
2008
Hamlet {Solo}
as Self
2007
Breach
as Jim Olsen
2007
The Dresden Files
2007
The Tragic Story of Nling
as August
2006
Riding the Bus with My Sister
as Bobby
2005
Kevin Hill
as Dr. Halloran
2004
Redemption: The Stan Tookie Williams Story
as Jim Kates
2004
This Is Wonderland
as Joe Pretak
2004
Mrs. Ashboro's Cat
as Boyd Ashboro
2003
CSI: Miami
as Syd Granger
2002
The Dead Zone
as Dr. Cole
2002
Mutant X
as Carter
2001
Spinning Out of Control
as Adam Ginsburg
2001
Doc
as Nick Ayers
2001
Harlan County War
as Floyd Jones
2000
Spreading Ground
as Detective Sartain
2000
The Boondock Saints
as Irish Gun Dealer
1999
Animorphs
as Martin Tessmacher
1998
Kung Fu: The Legend Continues
as Dr. Hale
1993
Hallmark Hall of Fame
as Bobby
1951