Retired Bank Manager. Was about eight or nine when he and his old schoolfriend, Cecil Smith, were fishing, with some success. There was a large explosion like a firework, after which the fish didn't bite. Reggie has only just realised that he hasn't seen Cecil since, but can't think why. He thinks the whole UFO thing is a load of baloney. He hates the damned hippies and fully supports the Friends of Ravenswood.

Tony trained at Arts Educational. He made his debut at Drury Lane in Camelot starring Laurence Harvey, where Tony understudied the role of Mordred. He then went on to appear in numerous West End productions including Funny Girl at the Prince of Wales, starring Barbra Streisand; Jesus Christ Superstar at the Palace Theatre, understudying and performing the role of Herod; Barnum, original London cast at the London Palladium in the role of Tom Thumb's Father; Sunset Boulevard at the Adelphi Theatre in the roles of Sammy and Jonesy. He created the role of Finn McCumhail, the Irish Folklore King, in the original production of Dancing on Dangerous Ground at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane and New York's Radio City Musical Hall. During 2001, Tony returned to West End theatre, appearing in Cameron Mackintosh's production of The Witches of Eastwick at the Prince of Wales Theatre. In 2002 he appeared in Follies as Theodore Whitman at London's Royal Festival Hall, and recently he created the role of Alfred in Shadowless (Bridewell Theatre, London). In 2003, Tony completed a run as Hugo at the Venue, off Leicester Square, in the musical Money to Burn. 

Film credits include Goodbye Mr. Chips, Absolute Beginners, Give My Regards to Broad Street, Eugene Onegin, Firelights, Leprechauns and 10th Kingdom. Tony has also appeared in numerous television series including The Nightingale, Ellis Island with the late Richard Burton, and Pride and Prejudice for the BBC.

Tony is currently appearing in High Society at the Shaftesbury Theatre, West End.