Thomas Jane

American actor from 'The Punisher'

Thomas Jane - Performers & Entertainers born February 22nd, 1969
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An actor gained recognition for roles in multiple television series and films. Achievements include leading performances in the HBO series 'Hung' and the film 'The Punisher'. Productions showcased a range of characters from drama to action. Career spanned several decades, with appearances in a variety of genres.

Starred in 'The Punisher' (2004)

Lead role in HBO's 'Hung' (2009–2011)

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