Toby Truslove

Toby Truslove is an Australian film, theatre and television actor.

Career

In 2001, Truslove appeared on the television drama series Crash Palace as Bryan Rossiter.[1] He has since made guest appearances on Australian TV series including All Saints, McLeod's Daughters, The Strip, Thank God You're Here and The Librarians.[2]

In 2011 he starred in two ABC 1 comedy series Laid and Outland. He also appears in the comedy feature Scumbus. In 2012 he was the lead in The Strange Calls. Onstage he has played Sam in the Belvoir St. Theatre's 2012 production of Strange Interlude, as well as the pompous Victor Prynne in Noël Coward's play Private Lives - another Belvoir production.

Truslove was one of the team captains on Channel 7's Slide Show and currently stars in the comedy TV series Utopia.

Truslove co-hosted the 2014 New Year's Eve broadcast for ABC with Julia Zemiro.[3]

gollark: If doing nothing creates more evil than some sort of complex evil-creation system, then a good evil maximizer would decide to switch to doing nothing, if it was made aware of this.
gollark: Probably less bad stuff, though, than an organization which is actively trying to do bad stuff and is somewhat good at it.
gollark: Competent evil is going to do lots of evil things. Not-very-competent not-evil is not going to do many things, but at least it won't do many evil things.
gollark: > Fascism is evil, but at least its competentCompetent evil is probably worse than not-very-competent not-evil.
gollark: They have divides about how to grill things.

References
  1. "Australian Television: Crash Palace: biographies". australiantelevision.net.
  2. "TV and Australian TV Guide". yahoo.com.
  3. "News and Gossip". yahoo.com.


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