Toby Osmond

Toby Osmond is an English actor recognized for his roles in television and film, including his appearance in HBO’s global series ‘Game of Thrones’ and the docudrama ‘Henry VIII and His Six Wives’. After appearing as the Prince of Dorne in the eighth season of HBO’s critically acclaimed global series ‘Game of Thrones’ in 2019, Toby Osmond solidified his reputation for embodying diverse characters in both television and film. This significant milestone followed his notable role as Thomas Cromwell in the Channel 5 docudrama ‘Henry VIII and His Six Wives’ in 2016. Osmond’s early career also saw him portray Christian Gadsby in ‘Dark Beacon’ and Fader in ‘Kaufman’s Game’, both released in 2017, demonstrating his versatility across various genres.

Osmond continued to build a strong filmography, including his role as August Kellerman in ‘Black Site’ (2018) and Jack Ford in ‘Black Ops’ (2019). He collaborated with UK director Tom Paton on several projects, further expanding his presence in independent cinema. In 2020, Osmond took on the role of Older Frank in the commercial feature film ‘Summerland’, which boasted an ensemble cast including Gemma Arterton, Penelope Wilton, Sian Phillips, Tom Courtenay, and Gugu Mbatha-Raw. That same year, he appeared as Rhean Captain in ‘G-Loc’, showcasing his range in science fiction, and also featured as a furry blue alien in the TV comedy pilot ‘Freddy and Fuzmo Fix the World’.

He is set to appear as Fahad in the highly anticipated series ‘Tehran’, scheduled for release in 2025. Further solidifying his upcoming pipeline, he has completed the role of Paul in ‘Moonquake’ (Post-production), is currently filming as Vova in ‘Brujería Assassin’, and is in pre-production for his role as Trooper Peters in ‘A Single Twin’. These roles underscore Osmond’s consistent demand and ongoing career evolution in both film and television.