Overview

Tony Revolori (born Anthony Quiñonez; April 28, 1996) is an American actor who rose to international prominence in the 2010s. He is widely recognized for his breakout performance as Zero Moustafa in Wes Anderson's film The Grand Budapest Hotel and for portraying Flash Thompson in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a role he has reprised across several Marvel films.

Early life and background

Revolori was born in Anaheim, California, and grew up in a family with roots in Central America; his parents immigrated from Guatemala. He adopted the professional name Tony Revolori while beginning his acting career, and his early work included stage and small-screen appearances that led to casting in larger film projects.

Career and notable roles

His portrayal of the young lobby boy-turned-guardian Zero in Wes Anderson's stylized ensemble piece brought Revolori critical attention and broader recognition. The film itself earned widespread awards attention, and Revolori's performance was noted for its restraint and emotional clarity. He later joined a major studio franchise, playing Flash Thompson — the high-school classmate and occasional antagonist to Peter Parker — in several Spider-Man entries in the MCU such as Spider-Man installments and related titles.

Filmography highlights

Artistic profile and significance

Revolori is often described as bringing a quiet intensity to supporting roles, balancing deadpan delivery with underlying warmth. His presence in high-profile projects has contributed to greater visibility for actors of Guatemalan and Central American heritage in mainstream American cinema. Beyond the roles above, he continues to work in film and television, selecting parts that showcase range and composure.