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Robert B. Oliver

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  • Height
    6′ 0½″ (1.84 m)

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  • Robert B. ("Bob") Oliver was born in the suburbs of Philadelphia. After stops as a youngster in Poitiers, France, and Bangkok, Thailand as the son of a US government manager Robert graduated from Sharon Hill High School. His first foray on stage was there in the production of Anything Goes. College saw him head to Bloomsburg University, where he wrote on the arts for the college newspaper, and later to Temple University graduate school. He spent years working at the Bucks County Courier Times while attending graduate school and became an award winning golf columnist.

    In the world of business Robert advanced through several HR assignments at banks and insurance companies in Philadelphia before shipping out to DC and publishing giant Gannett while continuing to pen his golf column. At Gannett he was comfortable in the Board Room and C Suite, while designing incentive programs and executive compensation programs. In his spare time he officiated ice hockey games and rated golf courses for a national publication.

    2013 saw a new endeavor - entertainment. He became involved in his first uncredited endeavor as a part of the Green Energy Solutions Associate Producer participation in the Broadway production of "Breakfast at Tiffany's". That association kick started his involvement in several films, including being a Producer of Vendetta Games and the comedy series pilot Stand Up Neurotica, as well as Associate Producer of the action-horror film "Bloody Island" and the dark comedy indie feature "The Dirty Thirty".

    Robert has also performed in front of the camera in The Dirty Thirty portraying a lecherous older guy in the film. He also appeared in Episode 6 of Web-TV series "This is My Roommate".
    - IMDb mini biography by: Liam Oliver

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  • Trivia - Robert wrote an award winning golf column for the Courier Times in the Philadelphia area for 30 years. His writing work has appeared in numerous publications, including Golfweek, Chesapeake Life and Golfbuckscounty.com among others.

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