Robert Delport
Robert Delport is a South African writer/actor/director/editor/producer, with an extensive stage career that has seen him perform all over the world since he made his acting debut as a child in 1987. He has appeared in over a hundred productions across all mediums, including film and television roles in both South African and International productions. He has also produced his own feature length movie, A Bloody Stage, which featured almost 40 top South African actors, and was produced without a budget. As of April 2011, the movie is still in a prolonged post-production, though a first draft has been screened locally. Robert, who has a knack with accents, has also done voice-work for a few animations.
Robert Demontigny
Robert Demontigny is known for Henri Henri (2014), Après-ski (1971) and Pile ou face (1971).
Robert Dennis
Robert Dennis is an actor, known for Lego Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Out (2012).
Robert Deon
He is a US Army Retired War Veteran with 24 years of Honorable service. He was born in Jackson, Tennessee and raised in Henderson Simple City, Tennessee. His father is a Minister and a Marine plus his mother is an Account Executive for ABC News. Robert is very dedicated to the Art of Acting and he accredits his strong work ethic and driven mentality to his structured upbringing and Honorable military service.
Robert Desiderio
Robert Desiderio was born on September 9, 1951 in New York City, New York, USA. He is an actor and writer, known for Knots Landing (1979), Liberal Arts (2012) and Ryan's Hope (1975). He has been married to Judith Light since January 1, 1985.
Robert Deskay
Robert Deskay is known for The Wereth Eleven (2011).
Robert Devenyi
Robert Devenyi is known for I Am Human (2019).
Robert DiGiacomo
Robert grew up in Wilmington Delaware where he honed his skills as a front man in a few bands such as "Mother Natures Blacklight Rainbow" Now Robert Fronts The Band "Bloodlaw" a original group of seasoned musicians doing straight rock and roll. Robert also had a few acting parts in his career in some independent films. You can see his current work in "Creature in the woods" being distributed world wide.
Robert DiTillio
Robert DiTillio began his acting career in New York City where he appeared in off-off Broadway plays, most notably two rarely produced works by Joyce Carol Oates. In NY, he also worked on independent films, soap operas and many music videos. In Hollywood, he has made guest appearances on TV shows including Babylon 5, Sliders, Profiler, General Hospital, NYPD Blue and more. He was a prizewinner on America's Funniest People for a sketch that he co-wrote. Robert's stage work in LA includes playing Sal Carducci in the critically acclaimed hit, Kold Radio, Whitefish Bay (aka Crappie Talk), and performing at The Comedy Store with his improv group Are You Talkin' Ta Me? He is passionate about improv comedy and works with Rogue Improv and Community Improv on a regular basis. He has also performed with the socially conscious sketch comedy group Laughtivism at iO West. Robert has appeared in a variety of feature films over the years, including playing Demetrius in a punk rock/goth version of A Midsummer Night's Dream, directed by horror novelist S.P. Somtow. Other noteworthy film credits include Dragon Fighter with Dean Cain (streaming now on Amazon Prime), the mad doctor opus The Straun House (aka Dr. Rage) with Karen Black, the sexy romantic comedy The Olivia Experiment and the remake Night Of The Living Dead 3D (just in case Robert in 2D is not enough). Online, Robert has appeared in several web series and was nominated as Best Actor in a Comedy Web Series for The Rose Chronicles by the StayTunedTV Awards in 2010. He was also seen streaming in the Amazon Prime cop comedy The Heat Of The Beat, playing an abrasive attorney, and on the Facebook Original series Turnt, as a teacher. In 2020-2021, he performed live online in numerous performances of Tom Cavanaugh's award-winning Zoom thriller Now, Now, Now... Notable short films showcasing Robert include Tip Toe, which screened at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival, Attack Of The Film Festivals, which won Best Short Film Comedy at the 2015 Burbank International Film Festival, and 2016's multiple award-winning Happy Hour, in which he gets to show his romantic side. His latest short film appearance, Moving Violation, will be premiering in July 2022 at the LA Shorts Festival. The Book Club, short comedy produced by and starring Robert and Christine DiTillio, who also wrote the screenplay, is on the festival circuit. Robert's short horror script, Easy To Scare, was a 2019 winner of the We Make Movies Short Film Challenge. He also directed and produced the film along with Christine, who plays Janet. Easy To Scare is in post-production.
Robert Diago DoQui
Robert Diago DoQui is known for Hatchet III (2013), NCIS: New Orleans (2014) and Queen Sugar (2016).