Thomas Gibson was born on July 3, 1962, in Charleston, South Carolina, and is best known as an actor for his roles in successful television series. After studying acting at the prestigious Juilliard School in New York, he began his career in theater before taking on his first television roles in the mid-1980s.
Thomas Gibson achieved his breakthrough in 1994 with the role of Greg Montgomery in the popular sitcom "Chicago Sons," which was canceled after one season. His major success came with the series "Dharma & Greg" (1997-2002), in which he starred as conservative attorney Greg Montgomery alongside Jenna Elfman. The chemistry between the two leads made the series an international hit and established Gibson as a comedy star.
From 2005, Thomas Gibson demonstrated his versatile acting abilities in a completely different genre: In the crime series "Criminal Minds," he portrayed FBI agent Aaron Hotchner, the stoic leader of the Behavioral Analysis Unit, for over eleven seasons. This role had a lasting impact on his image and made him known to audiences worldwide. Gibson also directed several episodes of the series, proving his talent behind the camera.
The German dubbing voice of Thomas Gibson is Matthias Klages, who lends his distinctive voice to the actor in his most well-known productions. For productions featuring Thomas Gibson, you can book Matthias Klages as the German voice.
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