- Robin Brûlé is a retired Canadian actress with an expansive twenty plus years career in film and television. She was born in Ottawa in 1972 and graduated from Canterbury High School for the Arts. She moved to Toronto where she kicked off her prolific career with her first television job for the CBC in 1996 (Straight Up) She is known for her diverse roles in both drama ( The City, Gossip, Flashpoint, Saving Hope) and comedy (Billable Hours, Puppets Who Kill, At The Hotel) and was twice nominated for a Gemini Award in the category of Best Ensemble Cast in a Comedy Series for An American in Canada (2003) and Billable Hours (2008) After a long career and almost thirty years in Toronto she stepped away from the camera, left Toronto and is now enjoying a slower paced life in a small town just outside of Kingston, On.
- IMDb mini biography by: Robin Brule
- First studied acting at the Canterbury School of the Arts in Ottawa, Ontario. She continued her education at Toronto's George Brown College and The Actor's Network, and with acting coaches Sears & Switzer.
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