Thomas Hildreth is a multifaceted individual with a diverse range of skills and accomplishments. As an actor and producer, he has had a successful career in the entertainment industry, with a track record of developing original material for film and television that spans over 15 years.
In 2019, Hildreth co-founded Cure Films, a production company that focuses on producing films in the psycho-horror genre. His first film with the company, The Vandal, premiered at the 2021 Cannes Film Festival and has since been screened at some of the top festivals in the world. The film, which features Hildreth as the villain opposite Bill Duke, is now streaming on The New Yorker and a feature-length adaptation is in the works with Darren Aronofsky set to executive produce.
In addition to his work with Cure Films, Hildreth has also produced and starred in a number of other projects. In 2020, he produced and starred in a short story-to-film adaptation called The Kinjiku, which also starred Tony Denison and Ron Canada. The film was executive produced by Mark R. Harris, who has worked on a number of successful films and television shows.
Hildreth has also had success as a producer and actor in feature films. He produced and starred opposite Ted Levine in the award-winning film Child of Grace, which is now available on iTunes, Prime Video, and Google Play. He also produced and played the leading role in the critically acclaimed film Islander, which starred Philip Baker Hall and Amy Jo Johnson and aired on Showtime.
A native of Maine, Hildreth attended Connecticut College, New York University, and received his MFA from Rutgers University. He currently lives in both Los Angeles and New York, and is grateful to be able to work in both cities. In his free time, Hildreth enjoys a variety of activities, including tennis, golf, deep powder skiing, and scuba diving. He is also a devoted father and dedicated artist, and is committed to using his talents to make a positive impact on the world.
