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After graduating from high school, Tom attended the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in London, one of the most prestigious theatre schools in the world. At RADA, he received extensive acting education and unique skills that became the basis for his successful career.

Tom Atkins' stage career began in the 1950s when he played roles in various theatre productions in London and other UK cities. His outstanding acting and heartfelt performances attracted the attention of directors, and he began to receive offers for film roles.

Several notable films in which Tom Atkins starred:

- "Drum Roll" (1981): In this dramatic film, Tom played the role of Colin Long, a young soldier whose life changes after terrible events during the war.

- "The Caribbean Crown" (1983): In this adventure film, Tom reprised the role of Captain Belphegor, a mysterious pirate traveling the Caribbean in search of treasure.

- "Lethal Weapon" (1987): In this action movie, Tom played the role of Michael Hughes, a former police officer who, together with partner Detective Merta, hunts criminals in Los Angeles.

Tom Atkins continues to amaze viewers with his magnificent acting performances and unsurpassed talent. His cinematic legacy is an important part of the history of cinema and inspires many actors around the world.