Tony Orlov

Tony Francis Orlov (born April 23, 1980) is a Canadian actor and singer. He plays Nat Nushi in the Big Pile film series.

Biography
Tony Francis Orlov was born on April 23, 1980 in Edmonton to a Russian father and an Armenian mother. Between 1999 and 2001, Tony entered talent competitions, sang a mixed English/French version of the Canadian national anthem at various sports events in and near Edmonton, and issued his debut album. With the November 2002 release of his Christmas extended play Holiday Spirit, Orlov became the best-selling Canadian debut artist of that year. In August 2004, Orlov's second studio album Orlov debuted at No. 2 in Canada and the United States.

Voice
Tony Orlov possesses a tenor voice range. As of 2017, his range extends from C#2 to F5. His voice is known for being "mind-blowing", notably after the release of "#MyPrayer" in 2011, as well as the French, Italian, Spanish, and German versions, "Ma prière", "Speranza", "Esperando", and "Dein Herz", respectively.

Personal life
Orlov is not married and doesn't have any children.

Studio albums

 * Tony (2001)
 * Orlov (2004)
 * I Don't Think So (2006)
 * That's How It Is (2008)
 * Ada Freakin' Lovelace! (2011)
 * I Left My Soul in Edmonton (2015)
 * VII (2018)
 * Optimist (2020)
 * I Believe in Us (2021; surprise album)''

Extended plays

 * Holiday Spirit (2002)

Headlining

 * Tony: Live in Concert (2001-02)
 * Orlov: The Tour (2004)
 * I Don't Think So Tour (2007)
 * That's How It Is Tour (2009)
 * Ada Freakin' Lovelace! World Tour (2011-12)
 * Edmonton Tour (2015-16)
 * 7 Tour (2019)
 * Optimist World Tour (2022; upcoming)

Co-headlining

 * Big Pile: The Tour (2013)
 * Big Pile's Second Tour (2015)
 * Big Pile's Third Tour (2017)