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Tom Weston-Jones Latest News

Birth Name:Tom Weston-Jones

Birth Place:Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire, England

Profession Actor

Copper Exclusive: Can a Counterfeiter Take Down the Sixth Precinct?

The copppers of Five Points may have met their match. On Sunday's all-new Copper (10/9c, BBC America), Corcoran (Tom Weston-Jones) and his men are faced with a new kind of criminal, a professional counterfeiter by the name of Philomen Keating (guest star Lee Tergesen).

Wed, Jul 17, 2013
Copper Exclusive: Can a Counterfeiter Take Down the Sixth Precinct?

Watch My Show: Copper's Tom Kelly Answers Our Showrunner Survey

The second season of BBC America's Copper (Sundays, 10/9c) is set in 1865 New York. With the Civil War drawing to a close, Irish immigrant police detective Kevin Corcoran (Tom Weston-Jones) must deal with upheaval in the gritty Five Points slum as well as overall changes in the city. Copper executive producer and showrunner Thomas Kelly has chronicled New York history for years — his 2005 novel, Empire Rising, centered on the construction of the Empire State Building, and his TV credits include the New York-set Blue Bloods and The Black Donnellys. Kelly explains why Copper shines.

Fri, Jul 12, 2013
Watch My Show: Copper's Tom Kelly Answers Our Showrunner Survey

Copper Exclusive: Will Corky Make It to the Wedding on Time?

Watch your back, Corky! On Sunday's all-new Copper (10/9c, BBC America), we see Corcoran (Tom Weston-Jones) seemingly late to the wedding of Elizabeth Haverford and Robert Morehouse (Anastasia Griffith, Kyle Schmid).

Wed, Jul 3, 2013
Copper Exclusive: Will Corky Make It to the Wedding on Time?

Why Foreign Actors Are Taking Over American TV

Talk about outsourcing! An increasing number of TV's all-American cops, firefighters and doctors are being played by actors not from the U.S. of A. Of course, foreign actors have been hiding their accents to play Americans for years. House's Hugh Laurie was so skilled at trading in his upper-crust Cambridge lilt to play the titular grumpy doctor that many viewers were shocked to find out he was British when he spoke with his real voice on an awards show or during interviews...

Thu, Jan 31, 2013
Why Foreign Actors Are Taking Over American TV

BBC America Renews Period Drama Copper for Second Season

BBC America has given the green light to a second season of its first original drama, Copper, the network announced Thursday. There is no airdate yet for the 13-episode second season. The period drama, set in 1864, wraps its first 10-episode season on Sunday. Check out photos from Copper Copper, from...

Fri, Oct 19, 2012
BBC America Renews Period Drama Copper for Second Season

Weekend TV in Review: Comings (Boss, Strike Back) and Goings (Political Animals)

Following, some thoughts on another very busy weekend of summer TV. (At this point, I'm almost looking forward to the fall season starting, so I can catch my breath.) CHI-TOWN CHICANERY: Corruption, mendacity, a thick smog of cynicism. Ain't we got fun? And so the audaciously downbeat political drama Boss returns to Starz (Friday, 9/8c), anchored and dominated yet again by Kelsey Grammer's tremendous performance as Chicago mayor (aka "boss" man) Tom Kane. A self-righteous bastard and unrepentant bully, this Machiavellian manipulator is notorious for "sacrificing that which is most precious for his political survival" (including sending his own daughter to prison and having his once-trusted turncoat adviser killed). Juggling more baggage than O'Hare during a blizzard, Kane is also beset by demons, manifesting as visions and hallucinations and ghosts, all symptoms of a debilitating brain disease — or maybe it's just good old guilt.

Fri, Aug 17, 2012
Weekend TV in Review: Comings (Boss, Strike Back) and Goings (Political Animals)