Tony Revolori (born 28 April 1996) is an American actor known for his scene-stealing charm and standout performances in both indie darlings and blockbuster hits. He first gained international acclaim as the earnest Lobby Boy Zero in Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel, delivering a performance that was equal parts quirky and poignant. Since then, he’s brought his signature blend of wit and depth to roles in the Spider-Man franchise as Flash Thompson and in Anderson’s later work, The French Dispatch, solidifying his place as a distinctive voice in contemporary cinema.

His style is youthful with a cerebral twist—sharp silhouettes, subtle prints, and a fondness for statement pieces that nod to his indie roots. When it comes to eyewear, Revolori leans into vintage-inspired frames with a fashion-forward edge: retro rounds, modernised aviators, or chunky rectangular glasses in warm tortoiseshell or gold-tone metals. He’s often seen in styles from brands like Garrett Leight and Rey-Ban—designs that blend creative intellect with bold flair. Whether at a film premiere or an editorial shoot, Tony Revolori’s sunglasses finish his look with a dash of artistic irreverence and quiet confidence.