Rob Allen
Born in Huntsville, Alabama as Robert Chester Allen III and adopted by Robert Chester Allen Jr and Mary Katherine Hausch Allen, he was raised in Huntsville, graduated from Grissom High School in 1987 and The University of Alabama with a Bachelors of Science degree in Business Administration with a Major in Accounting in 1992. As of 2023 he is the Corporate Controller for Palco Telecom Service, Inc. in Huntsville, Alabama. He is divorced and he and his ex-wife of 21 years continue in friendship raising their 2 daughters, ages 20 and 25. He has 6 film credits to date. In addition, he is an actor for Arx Mortis Haunted Attraction in Killen, Alabama. He has written and directed a couple of small film and advertising projects for Arx Mortis. Rob is also the founder of Pastel Productions, a small independent film company in his hometown of Madison, Alabama.
Rob Allingham
Rob Allingham is known for Music for Mandela (2013) and ReMastered: The Lion's Share (2018).
Rob Alter
Rob Alter is known for No Agenda (2007) and My Scientology Movie (2015).
Rob Andrews
Rob Andrews is known for Journey to Royal: A WWII Rescue Mission (2021) and Patriocracy (2011).
Rob Anthony Gray
Rob Anthony Gray was born on 6 October 1962 in Houston, Texas, USA. He is an actor, known for Whirlpool, Fugitive Hunter (2005) and Making Something Up (2001).
Rob Anzalone
Rob Anzalone is an actor and producer, known for After Louie (2017) and Leonard Soloway's Broadway (2019).
Rob Archer
They didn't throw away the mold, when it came to Rob Archer. He broke it. At 6'7, and 285lbs. of solid, etched muscle, Archer moves like a comic book superhero come to life. As an actor, he moves smoothly between playing the recurring role of Bio-Man on "Defiance" [Seasons 1,2,3], the recurring role of Bruce on "Lost Girl" [Seasons 3, 4, 5] and the "Lost Girl" webisodes, four different characters on "Warehouse 13," guest-starred as The Brain on "XIII: The Series," Vernon Hicks in The Samaritan, and Buzz on Bulletproof Monk. Archer's credits also include "Beauty and the Beast," Kickass2, "Flashpoint," "Alphas," and Repo Men. For the winter of 2015, Archer embodies what is becoming, according to Hitfix, this generation's premiere bogeymen: Krampus in A Christmas Horror Story, co-starring William Shatner, which premiered at Fantasia, 2015. Certainly this is bolstered by two awards from the 2015 After Dark Film Festival: Best Monster/Creature (Krampus) and best Villain (Krampus played by Rob Archer). Archer has just completed work on 22 Chaser, playing opposite Brian J. Smith (Sense8) and Raoul Trujillo (Sicario) and Operation Insanity where he takes on, literally, James Caan. Before that, he most recently appeared as the lead Navy Seal in Adam Sandlers, Pixels, trading lines with Josh Gad. Archer's career began as a stuntman/actor on "Mutant X" when he played the villain in the Season 2 finale. He was brought back to the series again in their third season and also appeared in Robocop. A consistent pattern emerged where producers took note of his acting and expanded his roles to keep him on screen longer. Rob will also be appearing in a new Netflix feature "The Man from Toronto" starring, Kevin Hart & Woody Harrelson, in which he plays the menacing character of "Oscar" This film is set to debut the summer of 2022. Beyond film and television, the video game world has discovered his potential. Archer's work for a major label video game will be announced in the near future. This is a natural evolution from his character 'The Conduit' in the GlassMonkey Studios comic book of the same name. The character of 'Conduit', harnesses energy as his power to combat evil, is drawn by the legendary artist Tony Gray, was modeled after Archer. As a spokesperson, Archer is not only the international ambassador for Mr Hyde for Pro Supps, from Professional Supplements, the world wide top tier sports nutrition company based out of the USA, he is also the face of the franchise.
Rob Bailey
Rob Bailey is known for The Wire (2002), Gotham (2014) and Pennyworth (2019).
Rob Bailey
Rob Baker
Rob Baker is an actor and writer who co-created 5 shows with The Second City, including the Canadian Comedy Award winning "masterpiece" (NOW Magazine) Something Wicked Awesome This Way Comes. He also assistant directed their latest smash hit, The Meme-ing Of Life. He is a co-creator of the web series Live From The CenTre, nominated for two CCAs, and also co-creator of the hit web series Guidance, nominated for 3 CCAs, including Rob for Best Male Lead. He has appeared on The Firm and Dan For Mayor. Theatre highlights include performing with Martin Short at Just For Laughs, and Slap Shot Live! Upcoming, watch for his sitcom Guidance on Bite TV.
