Robert Reynolds

Robert Reynolds is a Canadian actor and songwriter. Born in Seaforth, Ontario, he completed a bachelor's degree at King's College, University of Western Ontario, and a master's in English at the University of Windsor before training at the Eli Rill Actors Studio in Toronto during the 1970s. He helped establish WW Theatre, whose first production, Wedding In White, starred Carole Kane and Donald Pleasance and became a trailblazing work in English Canadian cinema. His film appearances include opposite George Clooney in Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, Ray Liotta in Slow Burn (2005), Clea DuVall in The Watch, Lou Diamond Phillips in Metal Tornado (2011), and Michael Paré in Hunted. In 1976 he moved to the National Capitol Region and formed Fat Shadows, a band that made Billboard's recommended LPs list in 1981. He also contributed original compositions to several film soundtracks, including The Buckley Brothers, which won the best comedy award at the L.A. Women's Film Festival.