Personal details
- Birth Date: 1995-06-06
- Height: 5′ 11″ (1.80 m)
- Birth Location: Westminster, London, England, UK
- Professions: Actor
Toby Wallace, born smack dab in the heart of London on June 6, 1995—yeah, Westminster, the posh bit—has been all over the acting scene lately, and honestly, you can tell the guy’s got range. Folks really started noticing him after he knocked it out of the park in "Babyteeth" (2019). That film’s one of those raw, slightly off-kilter coming-of-age stories that isn’t afraid to get messy. He plays Moses, this wild, reckless dude who crashes into the life of a terminally ill teenager. The chemistry he’s got with Eliza Scanlen? Electric. It’s awkward, sweet, and sometimes just plain chaotic. There’s something about how he brings this unpredictable energy—like you’re never sure if you should root for Moses or just shake your head. Fast forward, and suddenly Toby’s turning heads in "The Bikeriders" (2023). The movie’s all grit and leather—think 1960s Midwest, motorcycle gangs, smoky bars, that sort of thing. He dives into the role of a young biker caught up in a world that’s way bigger (and way more dangerous) than he bargained for. You totally believe the guy’s torn between loyalty and his own survival. Not a lot of actors can pull off that kind of intensity without it feeling forced. And then, there’s "The Royal Hotel" (2023), which, honestly, is a whole different vibe. No motorcycles this time, just a tense, atmospheric drama set in the Australian outback. Toby slips into the gritty, unpredictable world of small-town suspense like he’s been doing it for years. He’s got this knack for making flawed characters feel totally real—never cartoonish, always human.
referencennHe was just eight when he packed up his whole life and moved to Australia. Imagine being that young and suddenly all your friends, the food, even the weather—gone, swapped for something totally different. The accent? That takes some getting used to. School’s a wild ride, too—new slang, weird sports, and don’t even get started on Vegemite. But, you know, kids bounce back. He picked up the lingo, started blending in, and honestly, who wouldn’t want to hang out at the beach after class? Sure, there’s those awkward moments (getting called out for saying “soccer” instead of “football”), but it’s all part of the deal. Deep down, that move shaped him—gave him a mix of cultures and a knack for rolling with whatever life throws at him. Australia didn’t just become his home; it sort of turned him into who he is.
June 6, 1995
5′ 11″ (1.80 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Westminster, London, England, UK
30 years old