Robert Alleva
Growing up in Oklahoma, Rob took an interest in nature at a young age, coming home every day covered in mud, usually carrying whatever snake, turtle, or random critter he had found. As an adult that interest turned into a lifestyle. Rob has worked as an animal wrangler, as a producer of wildlife television, and traveled the world in his quest to see some of the most dangerous animals... face to face. Rob believes a down and dirty, hands-on approach to nature will inspire more people to preserve it. His enthusiastic & fearless on-camera presence underscores his love of wildlife. He has appeared on unscripted TV shows as an animal expert, naturalist, and outdoor adventurer.
Robert Alleva
Growing up in Oklahoma, Rob took an interest in nature at a young age, coming home every day covered in mud, usually carrying whatever snake, turtle, or random critter he had found. As an adult that interest turned into a lifestyle. Rob has worked as an animal wrangler, as a producer of wildlife television, and traveled the world in his quest to see some of the most dangerous animals... face to face. Rob believes a down and dirty, hands-on approach to nature will inspire more people to preserve it. His enthusiastic & fearless on-camera presence underscores his love of wildlife. He has appeared on unscripted TV shows as an animal expert, naturalist, and outdoor adventurer.
Robert Almodovar
Robert Almodovar is an actor, known for Congo (1995), G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (2009) and CSI: Miami (2002).
Robert Altman
Robert Altman was born on February 20th, 1925 in Kansas City, Missouri, to B.C. (an insurance salesman) and Helen Altman. He entered St. Peters Catholic school at the age six, and spent a short time at a Catholic high school. From there, he went to Rockhurst High School. It was then that he started exploring the art of exploring sound with the cheap tape recorders available at the time. He was then sent to Wentworth Military Academy in Lexington, Missouri where he attended through Junior College. In 1945, he enlisted in the US Army Air Forces and became a copilot of a B-24. After his discharge from the military, he became fascinated by movies and he and his first wife, LaVonne Elmer, moved to Hollywood, where Altman tried acting (appearing in the film The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (1947)), songwriting (he wrote a musical intended for Broadway, "The Rumors are Flying"), and screen-writing (he co-wrote the screenplay for the film Bodyguard (1948) and wrote the story (uncredited) for Christmas Eve (1947)), but he could not get a foot hold in Tinseltown. After a brief fling as publicity director with a company in the business of tattooing dogs, Altman finally gave up and returned to his hometown of Kansas City, where he decided he wanted to do some serious work in filmmaking. An old friend of his recommended him to a film production company in Kansas City, the Calvin Co., who hired him in 1950. After a few months of work in writing scripts and editing films, Altman began directing films at Calvin. It was here (while working on documentaries, employee training films, industrial and educational films and advertisements) that he learned much about film making. All in all, Altman pieced together sixty to sixty-five short films for Calvin on every subject imaginable, from football to car crashes, but he kept grasping for more challenging projects. He wrote the screenplay for the Kansas City-produced feature film Corn's-A-Poppin' (1955), he produced and directed several television commercials including one with the Eileen Ford Agency, he co-created and directed the TV series The Pulse of the City (1953) which ran for one season on the independent Dumont network, and he even had a formative crack at directing local community theater. His big-screen directorial debut came while still at Calvin with The Delinquents (1957) and, by 1956, he left the Calvin Co., and went to Hollywood to direct Alfred Hitchcock's TV show. From here, he went on to direct a large number of television shows, until he was offered the script for M*A*S*H (1970) in 1969. He was hardly the producer's first choice - more than fifteen other directors had already turned it down. This wasn't his first movie, but it was his first success. After that, he had his share of hits and misses, but The Player (1992) and, more recently, Gosford Park (2001) were particularly well-received.
Robert Alvarez
Robert Alvarez is known for DJ Slay (2018), Frankenstein Created Bikers (2016) and Tethered (2016).
Robert Amato
Robert Amato is an actor, known for A Tale of Two Guns (2022).
Robert Amaya
Robert Amaya was born in Miami, Florida, USA. He is an actor, known for Courageous (2011), Moms' Night Out (2014) and The Farmer and the Belle: Saving Santaland (2020).
Robert Ambartsumyan
Robert Ambartsumyan is an actor, known for Chased (2018).
Robert Ambrose
Robert Ambrose is an actor, known for Bedazzled (2000), A Winter Rose (2014) and Fred & Vinnie (2011).
Robert Amico
He honed his craft on stage in New York City and owes all he knows about acting to the Actor's Studio and "The Method". He NOW adds Producing, Writing,and Directing to his resume, as well as teaching acting through his "The Reactors Studio" at the Whitmore Lindley Theatre in North Hollywood.
