Tommy G. Kendrick

Tommy G. Kendrick has worked with film and television directors including Peter Berg, Karen Gaviota, John Lee Hancock, Ellen Kuras, Richard Linklater, David Lynch, Tim McCanlies, Michael E. Satrazemis, Michael Waxman, Scott Winant and others over the course of his career.

A SAG and AFTRA member (now SAG-AFTRA) since 1978, Tommy G. Kendrick is also a founding member of the SAG-AFTRA Austin Actor's Conservatory.

Tommy is a native Texan who started his acting career at Dallas Theater Center. Among many other productions, Tommy was an original cast member of Preston Jones' 'The Oldest Living Graduate', 'LuAnn Hampton Laverty Oberlander' and 'The Last Meeting of the Knights of the White Magnolia' which came to be known as The Texas Trilogy.

Tommy began his on camera career focusing on commercials and corporate/educational content. He spent a number of years in Los Angeles where he successfully pursued a career in commercials before returning to live and work in his native Texas.

For the past two decades, Tommy G. Kendrick has focused on film and television work and is based out of Austin, Texas.

Alongside acting, Tommy G. Kendrick is also known as a director. His screen credits lean toward Drama and Crime.

Tommy G. Kendrick's most notable role to date came in Bernie (2012), where he played Larry Brumley. He also appeared in Friday Night Lights (2004) as Odessa Doctor. Most recently appeared in Friday Night Lights (2006) as Dr. Campbell.

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