Robert McAtee

Robert McAtee is an actor in Los Angeles known for memorable leading roles in independent feature films, such as the quirky drama Trail of Crumbs and the domestic violence thriller Wounded Love. He's been written about in Indie Slate and Vanity Fair magazines. Movie critics have described his varied performances as "Stellar," "Very Strong," and "Top-Notch." Robert is starring in the upcoming dream-like dramatic feature Merrily along with Academy Award Nominated Actress Terry Moore. In the film, he portrays a 1970's network newscaster who transcends time and space. Robert studied privately with veteran character actor Allan Rich, who also taught Sharon Stone and Rene Russo. On stage, Robert played Clifford Anderson in Ira Levin's comedy-thriller Deathtrap and Elvis Presley in Steve Martin's absurdist comedy Picasso at the Lapin Agile. Robert McAtee is also an accomplished singer/songwriter, guitarist, bass guitarist, pianist, film composer, and painter. At times, productions utilize these skills and work them into his characters, like when he performed a Bob Dylan song on the CBS sitcom 2 Broke Girls. Robert worked as an interrogation actor with LAPD detectives in training and has volunteered as an art appreciation teacher for elementary students in Los Angeles.

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

Jun 28, 1982

Place of birth:

Louisville, Kentucky, USA