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Tommy Wiseau is an American actor, director, screenwriter & producer. He trained to be an actor at: American Conservatory Theater, Vince Chase Workshop, Jean Shelton Acting Lab, Laney College and Stella Adler Academy of Acting. In 2001 he wrote, produced, directed and starred in The Room (2003), a feature film that received the 2003 Audience Award at the New York International Film Festival. In 2004, he produced the documentary "Homeless in America," which received the 2004 Social Award.
Tommy Wiseau is a Polish-American filmmaker and actor who became a global cult figure after writing, producing, directing, and starring in the 2003 drama The Room.
He is primarily known for his unconventional cinematic style in projects like The Room, Best F(r)iends, and the creature feature Big Shark.
He creates highly idiosyncratic independent films that often defy traditional genre conventions, resulting in a large and dedicated following within the midnight movie and camp cinema communities.