Rob, a renowned London Irish actor, embarked on his illustrious career at The Royal Court Youth Theatre, laying the groundwork for his future success. Subsequently, he honed his craft at The Central School of Speech and Drama, graduating with a prestigious diploma in Performance Arts.
In 1985, his remarkable performance as Max in Martin Sherman's acclaimed play, Bent, earned him The Manchester Evening News' coveted "Best Actor of the Year Award". This milestone marked the beginning of a long and distinguished career, during which he has worked extensively in Theatre, Television, Radio, and Film.
One of his most notable screen roles was as the highly acclaimed Sergeant Griffen in the Multi Bafta Award-winning BBC series, The Cops. His impressive range has also led to appearances in films such as the Academy Award-winning The Wolfman and The Brother, penned by the talented Ryan Bonder. Moreover, he is featured in Mitch Davis' ensemble dramedy, Christmas Eve.
