Tomer Capone: Israeli Actor Breaks into Hollywood with 'The Boys'
Capone's Early Life and Career
Tomer Capone was born on July 15, 1985, in Israel. He began his acting career in Israeli television, starring in popular exports such as Hostages and Fauda. In 2016, he won an Ophir Award for his performance in One Week and a Day.
Capone's Breakthrough in 'The Boys'
In June 2018, Capone was cast as Frenchie in the Amazon superhero series The Boys. The series premiered on July 26, 2019, and has since become a critical and commercial success. Capone's portrayal of Frenchie, a troubled but empathetic member of the titular team, has earned him widespread acclaim.
Frenchie is the wild card among the Boys, serving as a balance between the team's more serious members and its more reckless counterparts. As an actor, Capone's role in The Boys has significantly raised his profile in Hollywood.
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