Tomer Capone
Tomer Capone is an acclaimed Israeli film and television actor who achieved global recognition for his portrayal of Frenchie in the hit Amazon Prime Video satirical superhero series The Boys. Before breaking into international television, he established himself as a prominent talent in Israeli cinema and drama, earning critical acclaim and winning an Ophir Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in the 2016 film One Week and a Day. On television, he gained widespread domestic and international attention starring in major Israeli hit series such as the espionage thriller Fauda and the prestigious drama When Heroes Fly, which won best series at the Canneseries Festival. Capone has successfully parlayed his intense dramatic training into a thriving cross-cultural career spanning high-profile streaming series and acclaimed feature films.
Slingshot
(Nash)
A Tale of Love and Darkness
(The Pioneer)
One Week and a Day
(Zooler)
Wedding Doll
(Chen)
7 Days in Entebbe
(David Cohen)
Hostages
(Guy)
Charlie Golf One
(Samar Daniel Amarilio)
Fullmoon
(Idan Perry)
Fauda
(Boaz)
When Heroes Fly
(Aviv Danino)
The Boys
(Serge / Frenchie)
Sara Stein: From Berlin to Tel Aviv
(Amir)
One on One
(Moti Mor)
Save the Date
(Asi Ben Tovim)
Treasure Island
(Billy Bones)