Tone Bell Biography: Wife, Age, Parents, Net Worth, Movies, Height, TV Shows, Girlfriend

Biography

Tone Bell (born August 10, 1983) is a comedic maestro who is also known as Michael Anthony Bell II. He graces both stage and screen with his magnetic presence and unmatched talent. Hailing from the United States, he has carved a niche as a versatile comedian and actor, enchanting audiences with his unforgettable performances.

Renowned for his memorable roles, Tone Bell has left an indelible mark on the television landscape. From the endearing RJ, the charming bartender in the beloved series Whitney, to the lovable and eccentric Tedward, the bailiff in the critically acclaimed Bad Judge, his comedic prowess shines through in every scene. Furthermore, he has taken the reins as the affable host of the enthralling Netflix reality show Drink Masters, captivating viewers with his charisma and wit.

Tone Bell‘s comedic brilliance extends beyond the small screen, as he has graced the stages of renowned talk shows such as The Late Late Show with James Corden, Conan, and @midnight. With his quick thinking and sharp humor, he effortlessly commands the spotlight, leaving audiences in stitches and craving for more. His ability to captivate and entertain knows no bounds.

Not confined to a single medium, Tone Bell has also ventured into cinema. In the Netflix original film The Break-Up Girl, he showcases his acting prowess, proving his versatility and knack for bringing characters to life on the big screen.

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Wiki Facts & About Data
Full Name:	Michael Anthony Bell II
Stage Name:	Tone Bell
Born:	10 August 1983 (age 40 years old)
Place of Birth:	Decatur, Georgia, United States
Education:	Morehouse College, Savannah State University
Nationality:	American
Height:	1.78 m
Parents:	Mike Bell, Val Bell
Siblings:	N/A
Spouse:	Not Married
Girlfriend • Partner:	Nina Dobrev (rum.)
Children:	N/A
Occupation:	Actor • Comedian
Net Worth:	$1 million

Early Life & Education

Tone Bell, originally named Michael Anthony Bell II, was born on a warm summer day on August 10, 1983, in Decatur, Georgia. Growing up with his parents, Mike Bell and Val Bell, he embarked on a remarkable journey in comedy and acting.

Educationally, Tone found himself at Decatur High School, where his athletic prowess shone on the track and field team. After high school, he ventured to Morehouse College, immersing himself in the marketing world and indulging in the rich college experience.

Following his academic pursuits, Tone Bell ventured to San Francisco, working as a brand manager for Swivel Media before returning to Atlanta. During this time, he discovered his true passion for comedy, taking the stage at open mic nights while working at a local brewery. His undeniable talent caught the attention of the entertainment industry, leading him to claim victory in the NBC Stand Up for Diversity Talent Search in 2012.

Since then, Tone Bell‘s star has risen, gracing the small and silver screens. He has left an indelible mark on popular television shows like Whitney, Bad Judge, Key and Peele, The Flash, and People Are Talking. His magnetic presence also captivated audiences in films such as The Wedding Ringer and The Nice Guys.

Not limited to acting, Tone Bell has carved out a niche as a remarkable stand-up comedian, embarking on national tours and showcasing his comedic genius at renowned festivals like Just for Laughs and the Comedy Central Comedy Festival. His razor-sharp wit and impeccable timing have garnered laughter and applause from audiences far and wide.

Even as he reached professional heights, Tone Bell‘s thirst for knowledge led him to Savannah State University, where he delved into television and film studies. His collegiate experience was further enriched by his spirited embodiment of the school’s mascot during football games, adding an extra layer of excitement to his journey.

Career

Tone Bell, an exceptional comedic genius and accomplished actor, first made his mark in stand-up, capturing audiences’ hearts far and wide. His journey to stardom reached its zenith when he emerged triumphant as the victor of the highly acclaimed NBC Stand Up For Diversity Talent Search in 2012. This momentous achievement opened doors of opportunity, leading him to a recurring role as the beloved bartender RJ in the hit NBC sitcom Whitney. Additionally, Tone showcased his comedic prowess on MTV’s Jerks with Cameras, a thrilling hidden camera extravaganza.

Versatility personified, Tone Bell‘s magnetic presence graced the small screen once again as he captivated audiences with his recurring portrayal of the lovable Tedward the Bailiff in the NBC sitcom Bad Judge. His boundless talent extended beyond television, leaving an indelible impression through his appearances in noteworthy films such as Dog Days and The Wedding Ringer. Not content with confining himself to a single medium, he ventured into Netflix, enthralling viewers with his leading role in the charming multi-camera comedy Disjointed.

Unveiling yet another facet of his remarkable skill set, Tone Bell assumed the role of host on the captivating Netflix reality show Drink Masters in 2022. This remarkable series showcased the artistry of bartenders worldwide as they vied for supremacy in crafting the most exquisite libations. 

In addition, Tone Bell‘s vibrant presence has graced a multitude of esteemed television programs, including Single Ladies on E!, Love You, Mean It with Whitney Cummings on Comedy Central, Key and Peele on Comedy Central, and Mind of a Man on Game Show Network. His infectious charisma has even illuminated the stages of esteemed talk shows such as The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

Awards & Nominations

There is no award called the “Tone Bell Award.” There is an actor named Tone Bell, who has been nominated for several awards, including:

• 2018 NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actor in a Comedy Series for his role in the TV series “Insecure.”
• 2019 Critics’ Choice Television Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series for his role in the TV series “Insecure.”
• 2019 Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series for his role in the TV series “Insecure.”

Social Media

• Twitter: @ToneBell
• Instagram: @tonebell
• Facebook: @tonebellofficial
• YouTube: Tone Bell
• TikTok: tonebellofficial

Personal Life

Tone Bell has not publicly disclosed any information about his personal life, including his spouse, siblings, parents, or children. He is private and prefers to keep his personal life out of the public eye.

Rumor has it that Tone Bell is dating an actress named Nina Dobrev. All of the parties have yet to come out to verify any of this. He has no married wife or child.

Filmography

Here is a list of Tone Bell‘s filmography:

• 2011-2013: Whitney (TV series) as RJ
• 2012: Key & Peele (TV series) as Various
• 2014: The Flash (TV series) as Officer Darren Wolfe
• 2015: Bad Judge (TV series) as Tedward
• 2016: Truth Be Told (TV series) as Detective Marcus Williams
• 2017: Disjointed (TV series) as Carter
• 2018: The Weekend as Bradford Collins
• 2018: Dog Days as Jimmy
• 2018: It’s A Party as Cool Breeze
• 2018: Black Ice (short film) as Carl
• 2019: Fam (TV series) as Nick
• 2019: Little as Preston
• 2020: BoJack Horseman (TV series) (voice) as Mr. Peanutbutter’s agent
• 2020: Sylvie’s Love as Dickie Brewster
• 2021: Work Wife (TV movie) as Jason
• 2021: Horror Noire (TV movie) as Marcus
• 2021: A Black Lady Sketch Show (TV series) as Various
• 2021: The United States vs. Billie Holiday as John Levy
• 2022: American Soul (TV series) as Richard Pryor
• 2022: Drink Masters (TV series) as Host

Tone Bell has also appeared in a number of films and television shows, including Single Ladies, Love You, Mean It with Whitney Cummings, and Mind of a Man. 

Net Worth

Tone Bell‘s accumulated net worth is estimated to be $1 million. He has earned his net worth through his work as a stand-up comedian, actor, and writer. 

Tone Bell has appeared in several television shows, including The Mindy Project, New Girl, and The League. He has also starred in The House Party and The Wrong Missy.