Tom Hallick is a captivating personality who has become one of television's most beloved stars, effortlessly drawing audiences in with his charm and charisma. For eight remarkable years, Tom played the iconic role of Brad Eliot on CBS's The Young and the Restless, starring in an impressive 1,248 episodes and earning the title of Best Actor for three consecutive years from esteemed entertainment publications, TV By Day and Daytime TV.
Tom's impressive career began with a memorable first shot in the first scene of the first episode of The Young and the Restless in 1973. He went on to become the first host of NBC's Entertainment Tonight, showcasing his versatility and range. Tom also starred in the popular series Loving Friends and Perfect Couples, shot in Toronto, alongside producer David Jacobs, who was also behind the successful show Knots Landing.
In addition to his work on television, Tom has appeared in numerous TV movies, including C.H.I.P.S. 99, Danielle Steel's 'Secrets,' Fast Friends, The Time Travelers, The Return of Captain Nemo, and The Story of Solomon, where he played the pivotal role of Solomon. Tom has also made guest appearances on various talk shows, including Dinah Shore's show eight times and Merv Griffin's show five times.
Tom's feature film credits include starring roles in Dark Eyes, Hanger 18, Beyond Death's Door, and The Rare Breed alongside the legendary George Kennedy. His recent feature films include Disney's My Favorite Martian and Paramount's Adam, as well as starring roles in Disney's Waking Up Horton and Gangster Squad.
Throughout his career, Tom has had the privilege of starring in prominent television series, including four episodes of The Love Boat, four episodes of Matlock, five episodes of Murder, She Wrote, Cold Case, Nip Tuck for Warner Bros, McBride and Mystery Woman for Hallmark, and Dynasty, consistently demonstrating his adaptability and range.
When not working, Tom enjoys participating in celebrity golf and tennis tournaments around the world, including the prestigious Frank Sinatra Celebrity Classic, the Bob Hope Desert Classic, and the Australian Open. He has had the unique opportunity to meet people from all walks of life, from princesses to presidents, and believes that this has greatly enriched his life.
Tom is also an avid traveler, having visited numerous destinations around the world. He has embarked on four photographic safaris, including a trip to the Virunga Mountains of Rwanda to photograph the majestic Mountain Gorillas. Tom has recently returned from the Arctic, capturing breathtaking images of the giant Polar Bears.
