Tom Mason Biography
Born: 19
Tom Mason has been showing up in films and (especially) TV since the late 1970s. He played Archie to Thayer David's Nero Wolfe in a 1979 TV pilot, and starred as Tim "Freebie" Walker in the 1980 TV version of Freebie and the Bean. His subsequent weekly-TV credits include the roles of Jim Daley in Two_Marriages, Sergeant McKay in Our_Family_Honor (1985), Mike Brennan in Jack and Myke (1986), and, most recently, restaurant manager Joe Mangus in the Fox Network's "succes d'estime" Party of Five (1995- ). Either by accident or design, Mason has shown up in quite a few "torn from today's headlines" TV movies: A_Murderous_Affair:_The_Carolyn_Warmus_Story, Calendar_Girl,_Cop,_Killer?:_The_Bambi_Bembenek_Story, The_Amy_Fisher_Story, etc. Once in a while, Tom Mason has been able to tear himself away from his busy TV schedule to accept a role in a theatrical film, notably President Douglas in 1994's The Puppet Masters. Tom Mason should not be confused with the "Tom Mason" who served as associate producer for the infamous Edward_D._Wood_Jr. in the 1950s. Hal Erickson, Rovi
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