Born in 1959, Thomas F. Wilson is an American actor known for his diverse roles in cult cinema. He appears in April Fool's Day (1986) as the scheming character who adds a twist to the film's slasher narrative. In Action Jackson (1988), Wilson takes on a memorable role that complements the film's blend of action and humor. His performances in these films highlight his ability to navigate the unique tones of cult and exploitation cinema, making him a notable figure in the genre.
Action Jackson
Due to the use of excessive force in arresting a sexual predator, Detective Lt. Jericho "Action" Jackson is demoted to police sergeant. What's worse, the father of the man he roughed up, Detroit industrialist Peter Dellaplane, declares war on Jackson, framing him for the murder of his own wife, Patrice. But Jericho manages to elude arrest and, with the help of a drug-addicted singer named Sydney, goes after Dellaplane.
