‘Clayface’ Breakout Star Tom Rhys Harries on Surviving a Multi-Day Screen Test
Hollywood Reporter • 10/29/2026 – 10/30/2026
Summary
Tom Rhys Harries, now 36, is a breakout star in ‘Clayface.’ He competed against four other experienced actors for the lead role in the latest DC Universe venture and survived a multi-day screen test.
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