11 Facts About Toby Regbo

Toby Finn Regbo was born on 18 October 1991 and is an English actor who has appeared in film, television and theatre.

Toby Regbo's maternal grandfather was an Italian cruise ship captain, and his maternal grandmother was an Australian ballerina; his mother was brought up in London.

Toby Regbo continued to pursue his acting career in 2009, when he played Michael Walton in Stephen Poliakoff's period drama Glorious 39.

Toby Regbo played eponymous character Nemo Nobody.

Toby Regbo made his stage debut as Eliot in Tusk Tusk, a 2009 play by Polly Stenham, at the Royal Court Theatre in London.

Toby Regbo played James Sveck in the film version of Peter Cameron's novel Someday This Pain Will Be Useful To You, shot in the summer 2010 in New York.

Toby Regbo was originally cast in Disney's Maleficent as young Stefan, but was ultimately replaced by Michael Higgins as the directors decided they wanted a younger boy to play the part.

Toby Regbo starred in The CW's original show Reign as Francis II of France.

Toby Regbo was set to be part of the cast of the planned Game of Thrones prequel titled "Bloodmoon" but the pilot did not get picked up.

Variety praised his performance commenting "The impressive Toby Regbo is on surer footing as a meek geek with some surreptitious social skills".

Maitland McDonagh, from Film Journal International, complimented the duo noting "Stars Blackley and Toby Regbo are the film's core strength, despite long scenes in which they speak aloud what they're typing into their computers that would tax the skills of many older and more experienced actors".