- Born
- Birth nameRobert Homer Mollohan II
- Height5′ 11″ (1.80 m)
- Bobby began his professional acting journey on stage in New York, earning his equity card, Off-Broadway, having been cast in Brian Dykstra's critically acclaimed, New York premiere, Hiding Behind Comets, directed by David Mongentale, at the Twenty-Ninth Street Repertory Theatre. Moving from New York to Los Angeles, Bobby went on to earn his Sag-Aftra card after being cast in a comical Southwest Airlines "wanna get away" commercial directed by Rocky Morton. And was fortunate to have been cast in another comical commercial directed by Roman Coppola for Priceline, along side William Shatner and Kaley Cuoco. Another notable project, Bobby was cast as the comical Cash, in Jason Momoa's critically acclaimed writer director debut, Road To Paloma. Bobby also received a nominee Golden Performance for his acting in the play, Conduct of Life, written by Maria Irene Fornes, directed by Sabina Ptasznik, during the Hollywood Fringe Festival Awards in Los Angeles. After several years away from the business, Bobby recently moved back to Los Angeles, to continue his professional acting journey, and is proud to note his participation, being cast in the title role of the critically acclaimed, July & August 2025 sold-out Los Angeles production, Killer Joe, a play written by Tracy Letts, directed by Jeremy Luke, at the Sherry Theatre in North Hollywood.
- IMDb mini biography by: Bobby Gun
- Gender / Gender identityMale
- Race / EthnicityWhite
- Robert is a Virginia State Champion in scholastic wrestling.
- In 2005 Robert was cast in playwright Brian Dykstra's 10 week run, New York premiere, Hiding Behind Comets. The play was produced by the 29th Street Rep. Theatre and directed by David Mogentale. Dan Moran played the part of Cole. Moria McDonald played the part of Honey. Amber Gallery played the part of Erin. Fight Director - J. David Brimmer. Lightening Design - Douglas Cox. Special Effects - Laura Moss. During the run, three actors portrayed the part of Cole: Dan Moran, Brian Dykstra, and Steve Payne.
- In the summer of 2010 Robert Mollohan's play Jesse Boy had its critically acclaimed world premiere production at The Ruskin Group Theatre in Santa Monica California. Jesse Boy was directed by Karen Landry. Graphic design - Amelia Mulkey. Chris Mulkey played the part of Red. Set design, lighting and sound was by Roberta Christensen. The play was produced by Artistic Director John Ruskin, Managing Director Michael Myers and Mike Reilly. Jaimi Paige played the part of Abigayle. Zach Book played the title character Jesse Boy. And Kathleen Nicole Parker played the part of Mary Lou. Stage Manager - Tim Cox. Publicity - Judith Borne.
- Robert received a nominee Golden Performance for his acting in Conduct of Life during the 2013 Hollywood Fringe Festival Awards. The play was written by Maria Irene Fornes, produced by The Vagrancy and directed by Sabina Ptasznik. The same production was nominated Best ensemble Theatre with Belinda Gosbee, Jeremy Mascia, Robert Homer Mollohan, Karina Wolfe and Emily Yetter. Stage Manager - TaShaunna Peterman. Assistant Stage Manager - Danielle Gonzales. Scenic Design - Nick Santiago. Lightening Design - Ric Zimmerman. Sound Design - Martin Carrillo. Costume Design - John Houston. Producer - Caitlin Hart. Associate Producer - George Pond. Technical Director - Steve Madar.
- Robert is related to American pioneer frontiersman Daniel Boone.
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