Robert James Beddall, a renowned English actor and writer, has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry. Born on May 23rd, 1985, in Worcestershire, England, to parents Bridget and Robert, who owned a chicken farm and distributed eggs. His mother was born in county Mayo, Ireland, while his father was born and raised in Worcestershire.
Beddall's passion for acting began in high school, which led him to attend the performing arts program at Kidderminster College. He then went on to tour the UK and Ireland with several Theatre in Education companies before moving to Los Angeles to attend The American Academy of Dramatic Arts.
At the esteemed institution, Beddall graduated with the Charles Jehlinger Award, a prestigious honor given to the student who demonstrates significant growth as a person and an artist. Previous winners of this award include notable individuals such as Robert Redford, Spencer Tracy, Kim Cattrall, Paul Rudd, and Anne Hathaway.
Beddall made his film debut in A Marine Story (2010),which received critical acclaim and notable awards at Outfest. He has also co-starred in Night Vet (2014) alongside James Cromwell, Larry Miller, Angela Sarafyan, and Joanna Cassidy, directed by Julie Cobb.
As a stage actor, Beddall is a member of The Road Theatre Company in North Hollywood's arts district. He has performed at various renowned theaters, including the Pasadena Playhouse, Shakespeare Santa Cruz, A Noise Within, and the award-winning Tread the Boards Theatre in Stratford, England.
Currently residing in Hollywood, California, Beddall continues to make a name for himself in the entertainment industry.
