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Ryan Robbins

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Biography

Recent Role:
Henry Foss on Sanctuary
Gender:
Male
Birthplace:
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Birth Name:
Ryan John Currier
Ryan Robbins was born on November 26 in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. He began his career in the arts performing in a circus in Australia; he then started a band, and it was while performing with them that he was discovered and got his start in acting. He has appeared in many television shows and movies but his probably most recognized for his roles on Stargate Atlantis as Genii leader Ladon Radim, Battlestar Galactica as Charlie Connor, and Sanctuary as Henry Foss.

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    Ryan Robbins should be in more shows! hide show

    I've only ever seen Ryan Robbins in "Alice, I Think" as her counsellor, Bob, and this review is based on that.

    Ryan Robbins plays the counsellor that everyone would hate to get; he's neurotic, afraid of his own shadow and timid. He's always second guessing himself and completely lacks confidence. Ryan plays this role well, and with humour, so that Bob doesn't come off looking like some pathetic wimp, but as a comedic figure.

    I'd like to see Ryan Robbins in more shows; I know he's done other things, but I haven't seen them, and he should definitely get more roles based on what I've seen him do; he's a great actor!

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