Clarence Thomas

Clarence Thomas

Deceased · Born: Jun 8, 1934 · Died: Dec 20, 2009

Personal Details

BornJun 8, 1934 Arkansas, USA

Biography

Noted stage and screen performer Thomas embarked on a multifaceted career, gracing the stage with a critically acclaimed performance in "A Lesson Before Dying" and captivating audiences on screen with standout roles in Fosse's "Lenny" (1974) and the beloved film "Cocoon" (1985). In addition to his impressive screen credits, Thomas also lent his talents to a range of television productions, including the iconic series "Miami Vice" and the esteemed "American Playhouse".

Prior to devoting himself full-time to acting, Thomas spent many years as a dedicated schoolteacher, a profession he pursued with passion and dedication until his mid-forties. Born in the heart of Arkansas, Thomas' life took him to various locations, including the vibrant city of Chicago, the charming town of Knoxville, Tennessee, and the sun-kissed state of Florida. It was during his time at Knoxville College in Tennessee that Thomas met his loving wife, Barbara Jones.

Career

1993
Scam
Scam as Grand Prix Doorman
1987
1985
Miami Supercops
Miami Supercops as Bus Driver
Cocoon
Cocoon as Policeman
1983
Trinity: Hits the Road
Trinity: Hits the Road as Cleaner at airport (uncredited)
1981
Nobody's Perfekt
Nobody's Perfekt as Security Guard
1980
Super Fuzz
Super Fuzz as Augenzeuge
1977
Shock Waves
Shock Waves as Fisherman
The African Queen
The African Queen as Sgt. Abuttu
1975
Beyond the Bermuda Triangle
Beyond the Bermuda Triangle as Coast Guard crewman
1974
Lenny
Lenny as New York Attorney