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Occupation
  
Actor, acting coach

Role
  
Actor

Years active
  
1990–present

Parents
  
R. J. Adams


Website
  
theactorsworkshop.com

Spouse
  
Amy Adams (m. 1996)

Name
  
Rob (actor)

Movies
  
The Final Journey

Rob Adams (actor)

Full Name
  
Robert Lee Adams II

Born
  
February 27, 1970 (age 54) (
1970-02-27
)
St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.

Similar People
  
R J Adams, Chris Koch, Robert Zemeckis

Rob Adams (born Robert Lee Adams II; February 27, 1970) is an American actor, Owner of The Actors Workshop, film acting coach and former college football quarterback.

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Early years

Adams was born in St. Louis, Missouri to actor/radio personality R. J. Adams and documentary producer Diane C. Adams. After finishing college Adams briefly coached football before following in his father's footsteps as an actor/film acting coach. In 1992, Adams took it upon himself to terminate a disruptive teacher and at the same time dismissed several students from the program. As a result, he was made a full partner in the ownership of The Actors Workshop.

While growing up in Mission Viejo, California, Adams played Quarterback for the Jr. All- American Cowboys until he entered his freshman year at Mission Viejo High School, playing QB for the Diablos until graduating in 1988. His role as Quarterback continued with both the Saddleback Gauchos and Cal State Hayward Pioneers. During his tenure at the workshop, Adams served as the J.V. Head Football Coach with his Alma Mater, Mission Viejo Diablos before moving on to Varsity QB coach and Offensive Coordinator with the Mustangs of Trabuco Hills High School. In 2002, Adams gave up his football duties to devote himself as a full-time acting coach and Film/TV acting career.

Film/TV

During the past twenty years Adams has appeared in dozens of Film and Television roles including appearances on General Hospital, Days of Our Lives, Silk Stalkings, The Lone Gunman, Snowday and Forrest Gump. Currently in production, "Abeo Pharisee" and "The Studio Club" which Adams stars as CSI Investigator Brenton Troy.

Film acting coach

In 1992 at the age of 22, Rob Adams started coaching acting and in 1997, became director of The Actors Workshop founded in 1978. It was under the direction of Rob that The Actors Workshop opened its North Hollywood studio in 2000. Rob has trained several successful actors which include, Rampage Jackson, Warren G, Tiffany, Sarah Lancaster, Wayne Bastrup, Annet Mahendru and Randy Josselyn. The Actors Workshop is currently ranked as one of the top 3 Acting School in California.

Little league president

In 2016, Rob Adams became the president of Ladera Ranch Little League. In his first year as president, the Majors All Star team was a runner up in the Sub Sectional Division of Southern California, and nearly went to the Little League World Series. He still remains the president according to Ladera Ranch Little League's official website.

Family

Rob is married to Amy Adams. The couple has three children, Emma, Tyler and Rachel.

Filmography

Actor
-
Fatal Crossroads (announced) as
Major Benson
-
Chasing José as
Governor Moon Beam
2020
For the Goblins (Short) as
Bar
2019
6 Underground as
Hansi (uncredited)
2014
The Studio Club as
Brenton Troy
2012
Abeo Pharisee as
LAPD Cop #1
2010
The Final Journey as
Major Mark Ryan
2009
Friday Night Lights (TV Series) as
Coach Reeves
- Toilet Bowl (2010) - Coach Reeves (uncredited)
- A Sort of Homecoming (2009) - Coach Reeves (uncredited)
- Underdogs (2009) - Coach Reeves (uncredited)
2007
The Wager as
Reporter #6
2007
Prison Break (TV Series) as
Convict
- John Doe (2007) - Convict (uncredited)
2006
Passions (TV Series) as
Detective Tyler Rhodes
- Tabloid Truth: Promo #7 (2006) - Detective Tyler Rhodes
- Tabloid Truth: Promo #6 (2006) - Detective Tyler Rhodes
2005
Close to Home (TV Series) as
Dr. Charles Branson
- The Rapist Next Door (2006) - Dr. Charles Branson
- Privilege (2006) - Dr. Charles Branson
- Under Threat (2005) - Dr. Charles Branson
- Double Life Wife (2005) - Dr. Charles Branson
2004
LAX (TV Series) as
Officer Beckler
- The Longest Morning (2004) - Officer Beckler (uncredited)
2004
The Last Casino (TV Movie) as
Cheater (uncredited)
2004
The D.A. (TV Series) as
Deputy D.A. Ricks
- The People vs. Patricia Henry (2004) - Deputy D.A. Ricks
2003
The Prince of Guilt? (Short) as
Officer #2
2003
According to Jim (TV Series) as
Thomas
- The Ring (2003) - Thomas
2002
That's Life (TV Series) as
Walt Reynolds
- Gutterball (2002) - Walt Reynolds
2002
First Monday (TV Series) as
Jason Carnegie
- Family Secrets (2002) - Jason Carnegie
2001
The Lone Gunmen (TV Series) as
Roger Berenson
- The Lying Game (2001) - Roger Berenson (uncredited)
2001
The Associates (TV Series) as
Keith Taylor
- Don't Ask Don't Tell (2001) - Keith Taylor
2000
Snow Day as
Billy (uncredited)
1999
Family Law (TV Series) as
Bailiff
- The Nanny (1999) - Bailiff
- The List (1999) - Bailiff
- Prisoners (1999) - Bailiff
1998
Silk Stalkings (TV Series) as
Frat Boy
- The Party (1998) - Frat Boy (uncredited)
1996
Deadly Games (TV Series) as
Trash Man
- The Trash Man (1996) - Trash Man (uncredited)
1994
Forrest Gump as
College Quarterback (uncredited)
1993
General Hospital (TV Series) as
Bill Danton
- Episode dated 19 February 1994 (1994) - Bill Danton
- Episode dated 27 December 1993 (1993) - Bill Danton
1992
Days of Our Lives (TV Series) as
Riley
- Episode #1.6925 (1992) - Riley
1992
Melrose Place (TV Series) as
Richie
- For Love or Money (1992) - Richie (uncredited)
1990
1st & Ten (TV Series) as
Rod Stevens
- Championship Game (1991) - Rod Stevens
- Old Dogs, New Tricks (1990) - Rod Stevens
- A Roast Is a Roast (1990) - Rod Stevens
- Who Stole Johnny Gunn? (1990) - Rod Stevens
Thanks
-
Where's My Spot? (Short) (special thanks) (completed)
Self
2013
The Real Housewives of Orange County (TV Series) as
Self
- Secrets Revealed (2013) - Self (as Rob)
- Hot in Orange County (2013) - Self (as Rob)
2000
American High (TV Series) as
Mr. John Wilkins
- Pressure High (2000) - Mr. John Wilkins

References

Rob Adams (actor) Wikipedia