Toby Leonard Moore

Toby Leonard Moore is an Australian actor whose career has spanned both international blockbusters and critically acclaimed television series, making him a versatile presence on screen. Born in 1979, he grew up in Hobart, Tasmania, where his early fascination with performance was nurtured by his mother, actress and voice artist Robyn Moore. He attended St Virgil's College before moving to Sydney to study at the prestigious National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA), where he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts and honed his craft. Moore’s first professional forays were in the Hobart theatre scene and dubbing Chinese‑language films into English, a unique entry point that refined his vocal abilities and accent work. His on‑screen breakthrough came in 2009 with a small role in Joss Whedon’s sci‑fi series Dollhouse, followed by a recurring part in the World War II miniseries The Pacific in 2010, establishing him as a reliable character actor. In 2014 he gained wider recognition portraying Victor in the high‑octane action hit John Wick, a role that showcased his capacity for intense, gritty performances. The following year, Moore joined the Marvel‑Netflix universe as James Wesley, the loyal right‑hand man to Wilson Fisk in Daredevil, earning praise for his understated yet powerful presence. From 2016 through 2023 he became a familiar face in the financial drama Billions, playing Bryan Connerty, a principled lawyer whose moral dilemmas added depth to the series. Beyond screen work, Moore continues to support Australian productions such as The Unusual Suspects, reflecting his commitment to his roots. He resides in New York City with his wife, fellow Australian actress Michelle Vergara Moore, and remains active in both American and Australian entertainment circles, consistently delivering nuanced performances that enrich every project he joins.