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- Height6′ 3″ (1.91 m)
- Rob Deleeuw (born in 1975) is an actor from Montreal, Quebec. Rob started acting when he was 11 with The Rathbone Theater Company in Montreal. He continued on stage with a number of theatre groups finally formalizing his training with the Atlantic Theatre Company in New York 1994-1998. Rob landed a role in an independent feature, shooting in Vancouver in 1998 and decided to move there. Since 1998, Rob has appeared in 21 feature films with 25 Guest Star Television appearances. Rob played in the Oscar winning movie Spotlight alongside Mark Ruffalo. Notable television credits include the starring role in IFC's The Business and recurring roles in Fargo and Orphan Black. Rob is living in Toronto with his family.
- IMDb mini biography by: The Character Agency
- Trained as an actor at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.
- Appeared in Apres Opera for David Mamet's Atlantic Theatre Company.
- While in New York he honed his comedic skills performing at well-known venues as Catch a Rising Star, New York New York and Don't Tell Mama Cabaret.
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