Robbie Amell – Celebsgraphy

Robert Patrick Amell IV also is known as Robbie Amell, in short, is an actor/producer based in Canadian/America. He is widely popular for his portrayal of Ronnie Raymond in “The Flash”, Stephen Jameson in “The Tomorrow” and Fred Jones in “Scooby-Doo! The Mystery Begins”. He has also starred in “The Babysitter”, “The Hunters” and other several film and television series. The thirty-two-years-old actor has made an appearance in thirty television series and eighteen films in his career of over fifteen years.

Quick Info
Full NameRobert Patrick Amell IV
Date of BirthApril 21, 1988
Birth placeToronto, Ontario, Canada
Parent(s)Rob Amell(Father)
Jo Amell(Mother)
occupationActor, Producer
Spouse(s)Italia Ricci (m. 2016)
Net WorthUS $2 Million

Bio and Early Life

Robbie Amell was born on the 21st of April in the year 1988 to Rob and Jo Amell in Toronto, Canada. His father Rob Amell was in the custom jewelry business. He is also the first cousin of actor Stephen Amell. His career in acting started when he was just six. He, along with his sister, started modeling and acting in television commercials. He was also part of high school plays like “Louis and Dave and Fionia” and a few others.

He completed his high school studies from the Armour Heights Public School and graduated in 2000. He has also attended the Canadian Studios Acting Academy and graduated from the Lawrence Park Collegiate Institute in 2006.

Robbie Amell is six feet in height and weighs seventy-nine kilograms.

Movies

Robbie Amell made his debut in the film industry from the 2005 family comedy “Cheaper by the Dozen 2” as Daniel Murtaugh. He was then seen in the 2007 Direct-to-video film “American Pie Presents: Beta House” as Nick Anderson. The film was a moderate success and grossed only $18 million.

Robbie Amell was then as part of the 2008 romantic comedy “Picture This” as Drew Patterson. He then made a small appearance as a VIP guest in the 2009 movie “The Alyson Stoner Project”.

Amell then portrayed “Justin Walker” in the 2012 film “Struck by Lightning”. The film was a disaster and grossed only $28,000 against a budget of $1 million. 

Robert Thorne

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Robert Thorne covers electric vehicle innovations, autonomous driving systems, global mobility trends, and automotive engineering developments.

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