Robert John Burke

Robert John Burke's twin brother made a cameo in his film Dust Devil playing Burke's twin brother.

Robert John Burke starred in the 2000 CBS pilot Falcon.

Robert John Burke starred in the 1998 pilot for CBS called The Family Brood.

Robert John Burke is known to art house audiences as a member of director Hal Hartley's New York stock company for non-Hollywood directors.

Robert John Burke voiced the character of "RoboCop" in the 1994 video game RoboCop vs. the Terminator.

Robert John Burke is represented by The Gersh Agency.

Robert John Burke spend time in the early 1980's developing an experimental teaching program that was meant to engage students directly in the arts.

In 2006, Robert John Burke was nominated for his a Screen Actors Guild Award for his part in an Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture for Good Night, and Good Luck.

In 1992, Robert John Burke was on the cover of Fangoria magazine.

Robert John Burke starred in a short film called Tea Time with Roy and Sylvia in 2001 made by a student at Columbia university.

As part of the relief effort for Hurricane Katrina, Robert John Burke went to New Orleans to help in the construction of the New Orleans Fire Houses.

After the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, Robert John Burke spent several days on Ground Zero to assist with the search and rescue process.

Robert John Burke has been certified by New York State as a fire fighter.

Robert John Burke is 3rd degree black belt in Matsubayashi Shorin-ryu Okinawan Karate.

Robert John Burke has two children with his wife.

Robert John Burke has a twin brother.

Robert John Burke's Zodiac Sign is Capricorn and his birthday falls under the Year of the Ram.

Robert is 6' (1.83 m) tall.

Robert is often cast as unfriendly square-jawed, growly-voiced suits, F.B.I. agents or mobsters.