Rob Benedict
Rob Benedict is an actor best known for his roles in TV and films including "Felicity", "Supernatural" and the movie Waiting... Born and raised in Columbia, Missouri, Benedict received a degree in Performance Studies from Northwestern University. After graduating, his passion for theater lead him to performing in regional theaters across the country, including the critically acclaimed South Coast Repertory Theater in Costa Mesa, California. In addition he developed a one-man show based on the life of James Dean which he performed in Chicago and Los Angeles. In Los Angeles he began performing in improv and sketch comedy shows. Soon he ventured into the world of stand-up comedy and hosted a monthly show called "Die Laughing" in which he performed with the likes of Tig Navaro, Paul F. Tompkins and Zach Galifiankis. After a handful of guest star roles in tv, he was cast as "Richard Coad" in the critically acclaimed series "Felicity", which ran for 4 years on the WB. Since then, Rob has acted in more than 70 episodes of television and film over his 20 plus year career. In CBS's Threshold Benedict played physicist Lucas Pegg, member of a secret government team investigating the first contact with an extraterrestrial species. In seasons 4, 5, 10, 11, 14 and 15 of Supernatural he plays a writer, Chuck Shurley, previously thought to be a prophet of the lord but later revealed to be God. On Alias Benedict was Sydney Bristow's short-term CIA partner, Brodien. Additional early television series credits include Birds of Prey and Come to Papa, with guest appearances on NCIS, CSI, Monk, Medium, Chicago Hope, NYPD Blue, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Snoops, Burn Notice, and Beverly Hills, 90210. More recent television credits include a recurring roles in Bosch, NCIS: New Orleans, Masters of Sex, Fox's Touch, Franklin & Bash, and the digital series Susanna with Anna Paquin. He also appeared as the irreverent power agent Jeremy Berger in the Starz Original comedy series Head Case. Other recent guest star appearances are NCIS: Hawaii, On The Verge, Documentary: Now!, NCIS: Los Angeles, Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders, Shameless, Psych and Law and Order: Los Angeles. His feature film credits include A Little Help, with Jenna Fischer, State of Play with Russell Crowe. In 2005 he starred as Calvin in the cult comedy Waiting... with Ryan Reynolds, and later revised the role in the sequel Still Waiting. Other films include Kicking & Screaming, with Will Ferrell, Group Sex, Say Goodnight with Aaron Paul, Two Days, with Paul Rudd, The First $20 Million Is Always the Hardest, starring Rosario Dawson, and Not Another Teen Movie. In 2011, he co-wrote and starred in the independent short film Lifetripper, which made its debut at the LA Short Film Festival. He also co-wrote and played Miles Davis-Davidson in the Unauthorized Hangover 2 Documentary, which was featured on the DVD of The Hangover Part II. In 2013 he wrote, produced and starred in the 30 minute short film The Sidekick, which starred Jordan Peele, Lizzy Caplan, Ike Barinholtz, Ron Livingston and Jason Ritter. In 2017 he wrote, produced and starred in the 10 episode series Kings of Con with friend and fellow actor Richard Speight Jr.[1] The series first aired on Comic-ConHQ and later, CW seed. The comedy series is set behind the scenes at fan conventions, based loosely on their real life experiences at said conventions. In 2019 he had a starring role in the independent feature 30 Miles From Nowhere, with Carrie Preston, and in 2021 he starred in the Justine Bateman film Violet with Olivia Munn. When not acting, Benedict can be seen and heard as the front man of the LA based rock band Louden Swain, whose 8th record, "Foolish", will be released in Spring of 2022.
Rob Bennett
Rob Bennett is known for Code 207 (2011), Return of the Jackalope (2006) and Eliot and the Universal Constant (2006).
Rob Bilott
Rob Bilott is an actor and legal representative, known for The Devil We Know (2018), Devil Put the Coal in the Ground (2021) and Parched (2017). He has been married to Sarah A Barlage since April 20, 1996. They have three children.
Rob Boltin
Rob Boltin was born in March 1969 in Hammond, Louisiana, USA. He is an actor, known for Flypaper (2011), Re-Kill (2015) and Empire State (2013).
Rob Boutilier
Rob Boutilier is known for Kid vs. Kat (2008), The Snoopy Show (2021) and Supernoobs (2015).
Rob Bouton
Born and raised in Greenville, SC Rob spent the early part of his childhood engulfed in sports and outdoor activities with his neighborhood crew, nicknamed "The Goonies" after their love for the adventure film. At 17, he headed off to study International Business at Auburn University in Alabama and during college spent time studying in Prague, Czech Republic and Budapest, Hungary. After graduation he lived in the beach town of Lagos, Portugal. A constant nomad, Rob has spent the last 12 years traveling the world and living in Europe, Atlanta, New York City, LA, and numerous islands in the Caribbean. His home base is in Atlanta.
Rob Bowen
Rob Bowen is known for Venom: Let There Be Carnage (2021), The 1UP Show (2005) and Co-Op (2009).
Rob Bowman
Rob Bowman is known for Metal Evolution (2011).
Rob Bowman
Rob Bowman was born on May 15, 1960 in Wichita Falls, Texas, USA. He is a producer and director, known for Reign of Fire (2002), The X Files (1998) and The X Files (1993). He has been married to Dusty Dawn Bowman since October 5, 2006. They have two children.
Rob Bowman
A graduate of Groveton High School (now called West Potomac) in Fairfax County, Virginia, Bowman remained in the Washington DC area to study music at Catholic University. He collaborated with David H. Bell to re-create the musical "Hot Mikado" based on the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta. The show debuted at Washington's historic Ford's Theater in 1986, later enjoyed a successful run in London's West End and Chicago, and is licensed for performance through MTI.
