Ron Robinson is a multifaceted American-Canadian actor who has been making a significant impact on both sides of the border, effortlessly transitioning between roles in various genres.
Best known for his portrayal of Gordon Newsome in the Netflix series "My Life With The Walter Boys" and his appearance alongside Tom Arnold and Daryl Hannah in the Amazon Prime Original "Undateable John", Robinson's career has been marked by versatility and a willingness to take on diverse roles.
In addition to his recurring role on "My Life With The Walter Boys", Robinson has also made notable appearances as Aaron in The CW's "Nancy Drew" and in the Season 3 premiere of the legal drama "Family Law".
Since relocating to Vancouver, Robinson has been on a booking spree, establishing himself as a prominent figure in the Canadian entertainment scene.
He has appeared in a range of projects, including Netflix's action-packed "The Night Agent", the workplace comedy "Blockbuster", and the emotional season finale of ABC's "A Million Little Things".
Robinson's commercial credits include national ads for brands such as Lexus, IKEA, and Nissan, showcasing his ability to adapt to different mediums and genres.
Prior to his move to Vancouver, Robinson honed his craft in Hollywood, accumulating credits in iconic shows like "Star Trek: Voyager", "Beverly Hills 90210", "Malcolm in the Middle", "The Parkers", and "The Young & the Restless".
He has also appeared in feature films, including "Michael Jordan: An American Hero", and in Monica's music video "Why I Love You So Much".
Robinson's passion for indie filmmaking has led him to star in short films and produce his own projects, demonstrating his commitment to storytelling and creative expression.
Born in Michigan and raised in Memphis, Robinson's roots in the theater have been a significant influence on his development as an actor.
As a permanent resident of Vancouver and a member of both SAG/AFTRA and UBCP/ACTRA unions, Robinson has become a part of the thriving creative community in the city.
Throughout his career, Robinson has consistently demonstrated his ability to captivate audiences with his performances, whether in Hollywood or Vancouver, and continues to be a compelling storyteller, one role at a time.
