Robert Lambert American actor Date of Birth: 14.06.1974 Country: USA

1. Early Life and Education
2. Film and Television Career
3. Theatre Career
4. Recent Projects
5. Interests and Hobbies

Early Life and Education

Robert Lambert was born on June 14, 1974, in Houston, Texas. He began his acting studies at the Houston Actors Studio under Chris Wilson. He later moved to Austin, Texas, where he continued his training at Voiceworks Studios with Laney Fraser and Two Chairs Studio with Dan Fogel and Van Brooks. In 2006, he attended the ACC Animation Studio.

Film and Television Career

Lambert's first film appearance was a small role in the 1990 action film "RoboCop 2." He returned to the screen in the 2000 television movie "Hell Swarm" (also known as "MK Ultra") directed by Tim Matheson. Subsequent films included the 2003 drama "Life of David Gale" starring Kate Winslet and Kevin Spacey, and the 2005 horror film "Day X" directed by Jason Huck. Lambert has also appeared in "Medusa / Dioskilos," "West Texas Murder," "TV Man," ".45 Caliber Redeemer," and "Deadbacks."

On television, Lambert landed a recurring role in the series "The Banned Show" from 2006 to 2008. During this time, he continued to make guest appearances in various films, including "The MacGuffins," "Destiny's Bug," "Irfan's Party," "The Knocking," "Revenant," and "Dial "P" for Party." In 2006, he played a lead role in the short historical drama "The Trinity Test" directed by Keith Fraase, and in 2007, he starred in the short comedy "The Kegger."

Theatre Career

Since 1996, Lambert has performed on stage. He has appeared in musicals such as "Two By Two," "Rahab The Harlot," "Sweet Charity," and the 1998 production of "Gifts of the Magi," which earned him the Fort Bend Theatre award for "Best Actor." Notable plays include the 1997 production of "Poe's Midnight Dreary," for which he won the Fort Bend Theatre award for "Best Actor," and the 1999 production of "It's A Wonderful Life," for which he was also recognized as Best Actor.

Recent Projects

In 2009, Lambert starred in the drama film "Dig" directed by Stephen Belu. He is currently expected to appear in the upcoming film "Ritter Grimm," in which he plays the lead role. Additionally, he has made appearances in the comedy "Holy Deuce" directed by Boaz Dror and the comedy "Pepe & Santo vs. America" directed by Javier Chapa.

Interests and Hobbies

Outside of acting, Lambert is an avid sports enthusiast. He enjoys volleyball, softball, tennis, and baseball. In his spare time, he engages in bowling, skating, aerobics, and water-skiing. Lambert is also musically talented, playing the piano, clarinet, and tuba.