Tony began his life as a screaming, burping and farting little child. Now some 60 years later, the screaming has almost stopped. Around the late 60's, early '70s, he began performing in school talent shows, doing his version of the 'Ed Sullivan Show'. After graduating from university with a Major in Film Production, he worked behind the camera for almost 5 years as a film crew member. It was on set that he got an up close and personal education on what it took to be a film actor. During that time, he also got his acting feet wet appearing in numerous community theatre shows as well as performing Stand Up in various comedy clubs in Montreal and Toronto. In 1982 he left Montreal for the bright lights of Toronto, leaving his heart in Montreal along with most of his furniture. He began performing immediately with a comedy troupe known as the First City players in their long running show 'Mad in Canada'. He also became a regular on the sketch comedy series, "Bizarre", hosted by John Byner. From there came numerous commercials, and TV appearances on popular series and MOW's. Over the past 30 years he has appeared in countless stage, TV and film productions and he has never looked back. Except for that time he received death threats from a jealous husband.