Robert DiTillio began his acting career in New York City where he appeared in off-off Broadway plays, most notably two rarely produced works by Joyce Carol Oates. In NY, he also worked on several independent films, soap operas and rap music videos (frequently portraying the "mean" white guy). In Hollywood, he has made guest appearances on TV shows including BABYLON 5, SLIDERS, PROFILER, GENERAL HOSPITAL, NYPD BLUE and more. He was also a prizewinner on AMERICA'S FUNNIEST PEOPLE for a sketch that he co-wrote. Robert's stage work in LA includes playing Sal Carducci in the critically acclaimed hit, KOLD RADIO, WHITEFISH BAY (aka CRAPPIE TALK), and performing at The Comedy Store with his improv group ARE YOU TALKIN' TA ME? He has also performed with the socially conscious sketch comedy group Laughtivism at iO West. Robert has appeared in a variety of feature films over the years, including playing Demetrius in a punk rock/goth version of A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, directed by horror novelist S.P. Somtow. Other noteworthy film credits include the Sci-Fi Channel original movie DRAGON FIGHTER with Dean Cain, the mad doctor opus THE STRAUN HOUSE (aka DR. RAGE) with Karen Black and Andrew Divoff, the sexy romantic comedy THE OLIVIA EXPERIMENT and the remake NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD 3D (just in case Robert in 2D is not enough). Robert guest stars on the Streamy Award-nominated web series MOUNTAIN MAN and stars in THE ROSE CHRONICLES for which he was nominated as Best Actor in a Comedy Web Series by the StayTunedTV Awards in 2010. He can also be seen guest-starring on the web in MARTINI MOM & DEVIL SPAWN, BRUCE GOES HOLLYWOOD, and SPACESHIPS IN YOUR DESSERT. Robert has appeared in several notable short films including TIP TOE which was screened at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival, ATTACK OF THE FILM FESTIVALS which won Best Short Film Comedy at the 2015 Burbank International Film Festival, and his latest, 2016's HAPPY HOUR in which he gets to show his romantic side. Robert's most recent project is the TV pilot THE HEAT OF THE BEAT wherein he plays an abrasive attorney. Robert lives in Los Angeles with his actor/writer wife Christine DiTillio and two crazy cats. Show less «