Detroit, Michigan was the place of birth of Thomas Edward “Tom” Sizemore, Jr. on November 29, 1961. He has stated that he has Native American and French ancestry on his mother’s side.
Sizemore’s mother, Judith Sizemore, was a government employee. His father, Thomas Edward Sizemore, Sr., held dual positions as a professor of philosophy and law.
Early roles portrayed by Sizemore include those in films like “Born on the Fourth of July,” “Lock Up,” “Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man,” and Oliver Stone’s well-known “Point Break,” to name just a few.
Sizemore was raised in Detroit, Michigan, where he was born. Philosophical scholar and attorney Thomas Edward Sizemore Sr. was his father. His mother, Judith, was employed by the office of the Detroit Ombudsman. He had a Catholic upbringing.
Films like “True Romance,” “Natural Born Killers,” and “Strange Days,” among others, feature Sizemore’s early to mid-1990s work. These movies helped Sizemore establish himself early on.
Tom Sizemore wife
Tom Sizemore and Maeve Quinlan, an actress, wed in 1996; their divorce, brought on by his drug abuse, occurred in 1999.
Tom Sizemore children
Tom Sizemore is the father of two kids. Jagger Sizemore and Jayden Sizemore are their names.
Tom Sizemore parents
Thomas Edward Sizemore and Judith Sizemore are the parents of Tom Sizemore. His father was a lawyer, and his mother was Judith, a well-known local activist.
Tom Sizemore siblings
Tom Sizemore had three siblings named Paul Sizemore, Charlie Sizemore, and Aaron Sizemore. However, there is not much information about them on the internet.
