TONY
REVOLORI

Tony Revolori is an American actor whose roles range from an earnest hotel lobby boy to a sharp-tongued school rival. Born in Anaheim, California, he came to wide attention in Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel. His work often finds its rhythm in the relationships between characters within a larger ensemble.

In The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014), Revolori plays the young Zero Moustafa, a lobby boy who becomes close to concierge Gustave H., played by Ralph Fiennes. Their friendship gives a personal center to a film filled with elaborate settings and a large cast. Zero’s attentiveness and loyalty help the audience follow the story through its many turns.

Revolori later appeared in Dope (2015), a comedy following a group of young friends drawn into trouble. The role placed him in a contemporary setting with a very different tempo from Anderson’s carefully arranged hotel. It also showed his ability to contribute to a story built around a close-knit group.

In Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), he plays Flash Thompson, Peter Parker’s school rival. Revolori returned to the character in subsequent Spider-Man films. His version of Flash helps establish the social world around Peter, where the concerns of school life continue alongside the much larger superhero story.

His later credits include another Anderson film, Asteroid City (2023), and the series Willow. These different projects illustrate a career moving between distinctive filmmakers, genre worlds and ensemble casts. The through line is an attention to how a character occupies a particular place among other people.