Thomas Green

Michael Thomas Green is a multi-talented Canadian-American comedian, show host, actor, filmmaker, and rapper who has had a significant impact on comedy. His early career included stand-up performances at local clubs and a short-lived career as a rapper. Green first gained widespread attention for creating and hosting The Tom Green Show, a series that aired on Rogers TV and later gained worldwide popularity on MTV from 1994 to 2000. The show became known for its shocking humour and absurd pranks, influencing later series like Jackass and Punk’d.

Green's fame led to roles in several Hollywood films, including Road Trip, Charlie's Angels, Stealing Harvard, and the cult film he wrote, directed, and starred in, Freddy Got Fingered. He also returned to television with talk shows like The New Tom Green Show on MTV and Tom Green Live on AXS TV, where he interviewed a wide range of celebrity guests. In a unique venture, he also hosted an internet talk show from his home called Tom Green's House Tonight.

In 2010, Green returned to his stand-up comedy roots, performing traditional sets that often incorporate his rap background. His comedy explores topics such as social media, technology, and his experiences in show business. Green has also delved into writing, releasing his autobiography Hollywood Causes Cancer, and continues to connect with audiences through his podcasting, including The Tom Green Radio Podcast. His work is an example of the kind of innovative and engaging comedy that audiences across London come to see.