Thomas G. Waites

Thomas G. Waites is an accomplished American actor and acting teacher, hailing from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He operates an acting studio in New York City that bears his name, where he shares his extensive experience with aspiring performers. A member of the prestigious Actor’s Studio since 1984, Waites has made significant contributions to both film and television since the 1970s, with credits spanning over 30 productions.

In the realm of television, he is recognized for his roles in several acclaimed series, including "NYPD Blue," "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "Oz," and the iconic "Law & Order" franchise, which includes "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" and "The Jury." His versatility as an actor is also evident in his film work, where he has appeared in notable titles such as "Unwed Father," "State of Grace," "...And Justice for All," and "An American Affair." He is perhaps best known for his performances in cult classics like "The Warriors" and John Carpenter's iconic horror film, "The Thing."

Through his diverse body of work and dedication to teaching, Thomas G. Waites has established himself as a respected figure in the entertainment industry, both on and off the screen.