Tom Lipinski

Tom Lipinski is a notable actor and documentary producer recognized for his portrayal of Trevor in the popular TV series Suits. He also earned an Edward R. Murrow Award for his role as a producer on Gone South, an investigative journalism podcast focused on crime in the Deep South.

Hailing from Massachusetts, Tom grew up in Concord, where he excelled as an All-American athlete at Concord Public High School. He later pursued a degree in history at Brown University. In New York, he embarked on his acting journey by participating in experimental theater, notably with the Obie Award-winning Theater of a Two-Headed Calf. His theater experiences also include significant roles in works by playwrights A.R. Gurney and Christopher Shinn.

In the realm of film and television, Tom has collaborated with renowned directors such as Steven Soderbergh on The Knick, Jason Reitman for Labor Day, and Paolo Sorrentino in Youth. Beyond his prominent role in Suits, he has made appearances in several other series, including Billions and the recent adaptation of Bong Joon Ho's Snowpiercer.

As a producer, Tom co-created the acclaimed podcast Gone South, which has delved into various gripping narratives over three seasons, including the unresolved murder of a high-profile Assistant District Attorney in New Orleans, the activities of the Dixie Mafia, and a series of murders targeting sex workers in Laredo, Texas.