Tony Doupe

Tony Doupe (also credited as Tony Doupé) is an American screen actor known for grounded, character-driven work across independent film and television. Often cast as everyday professionals—workers, law enforcement, and blue-collar figures—he brings a naturalistic presence that supports ensemble stories without overshadowing them.

Doupe’s credits include Safety Not Guaranteed as Smith and Lucky Them as Jonathan, along with roles in projects such as Frayed (Sheriff Pat Baker) and Shadowed (Sergeant Donnel). He has also appeared in The Diary of Ellen Rimbauer as Worker #1, showing a steady ability to fit into genre and period settings.

On the indie side, he’s recognizable for performances in Minimum Wage (Sam), The Off Hours (Stu), and Jameson (Blake), where his understated style helps anchor intimate, dialogue-forward scenes. Doupe’s filmography reflects a consistent commitment to story-first acting and believable supporting turns.