Thomas Gibson

Born and raised in Charleston, Gibson found his calling as a child, making his acting debut at age ten in children's theater productions. Though he attended the College of Charleston, Gibson relocated when he won a scholarship to New York's prestigious Juilliard School. After earning his B.F.A., Gibson made his professional New York theater debut in 1985. Gibson spent the rest of the 1980s doing theater, as well as branching out into television with two seasons on the daytime drama Another World and the TV movie "Gore Vidal's Lincoln" (1988).

Gibson made the transition to films in style with a co-starring role opposite "Tom Cruise" and "Nicole Kidman" in "Ron Howard"'s glossy Irish-American epic "Far and Away" (1992). Along... Full Biography