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Rob Locke has been a working actor for more than thirty years. |
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Rob was born in Lincoln, England, but grew up in London. He performed regularly in youth theatre until the |
age of 20, when he was cast as a recurring guest star on a then-prominent children’s television show. For the |
ensuing decade, he was a regular actor on several scripted series in Britain, as well as a nationally |
recognized television host. |
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Rob immigrated to the United States in 2001 and moved to Los Angeles, California, at the end of 2008. He |
has played an extensive repertoire of roles in American feature films (including Beyond the Lights, AWOL-72 |
and Default), television shows (including Ray Donovan, NCIS,NCIS: Los Angeles, Scorpion, Marvel’s Agent |
Carter, General Hospital, 2 Broke Girls, Hot in Cleveland,You’re the Worst, Family Tools, Henry Danger and |
Jimmy Kimmel Live!) and video games (including MassEffect 3 and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim). |
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Rob’s innate versatility, unimpeachable comic timing and richly nuanced character development, allow him to |
successfully straddle (and frequently blur) the line between comedy and drama. A prodigious aptitude for |
languages and international dialects (Russian in particular, which he speaks fluently) has made him one of |
the go-to actors for Eastern European roles. Rob’s wheelhouse of characters will either kill you with laughter |
or laugh while they kill you! |
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Rob has a palpable presence and mesmeric manner, both on- and off-screen. Physical resemblances aside, |
his talents and larger-than-life personality are often likened to a young Orson Welles, Robbie Coltrane, Brian |
Cox, or John Rhys-Davies. |
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A dual citizen of the United States and the United Kingdom, Rob works internationally, primarily based |
between Los Angeles, New York and London, where he continues to be in regular demand, both on screen |
and on stage. |