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Date of Birth

30 June 1964, Huntsville, Alabama, USA

Birth Name

Bobby James Malone

Height

5' 9" (1.75 m)

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Robert Malone was born in 1964 in Huntsville, Alabama. He attended a Midwestern University, where he received his Bachelors of Fine Arts. There, he produced his first television show called "Radioactive" learning the craft of film making. As a senior in college he became involved with a movie production, as a stand-in for Christian Slater, in the 1993 "Untamed Heart". Tony Bill, producer of the "Sting", directed the film. Tony Bill, encouraged Robert to study and work diligently to become a stronger actor. Robert even asked Tony Bill if he should be an actor. Tony said he should go for it. Robert then went on and attended the "On-Stage 3Acting" school. Founded by Jean Hammons and Bruce Bouchet in New York City, this world class acting studio was truly a driving force for Robert. Robert has since acted and or worked in several independent films, including Existo (a surrealistic cult film) and Escape 2020 (a science-fiction thriller). Also, he has performed in several commercials, and many music video projects, including those featuring Trace Adkins, Crystal Bernard, Mark Chestnutt, Ricky Van Shelton, and Travis Tritt. He was given the opportunity to observe Tom Hanks and work as a stand-in for Gary Senise, in the Stephen King film "The Green "Mile". Producer David Valdes asked Robert to do some second unit pickup shots, once again, working on his crafting. He also worked as a stand-in on the Robert Redford film "The Last Castle." Watching Robert Redford also has given Robert more tools to work with. He met and spoke with Mark Ruffalo about acting. Robert was approached by Dale Russell, retired lead guitarist from the "Guess Who" to direct and produce the "One Less Tear" video project. This exciting project was produced to raise money and awareness for Cancer research. The project involves many great talents including: Olivia Newton John, Tony Curtis, Kevin Sharp, Mark Slaughter, Tony Dorsett, Ken Griffey Jr., LC Greenwood, Riccochet, Stacey Woodson, Vince Neil, Johnny and DonnieVan Zant, and Dale Russell. Robert has written with Melvin Coleman, Bud Abbott's cousin from the Abbott and Costello comedy team. Mel has over forty years in the film/ video community. His credits included, "Disaster on the Coast liner", "Castaways" 1987, "Spencer for Hire" TV. He is a Producer from the "Allied Artists Pictures" company. This mentor has helped him with his screen writing concepts. Melvin Coleman continues to be a driving force in Roberts life.

Robert has been involved in many areas of the film business as an Actor and Director. He went on to study art and the craft of acting. Some good performances in a few local plays and some projects on television led to engagements with Film projects from Hollywood. He went into the Navy for a brief stint, then moved to Minnesota to enter back into college. During his senior year, Robert auditioned for a Major Motion Picture with acclaimed director Tony Bill, "Untamed Heart". Jost Vacano the Director of Photography picked Robert for the Stand-In position, which afforded him a chance to watch the world class cinematographer and learn the craft of film making.

Malone's love for film started at an early age watching and studying film at an earlier age. Those same classic horror films and those men who made them were told in stories from Melvin Coleman and other mentoring folks Robert has met over the years. As a child he revealed film plots all too often, and too prematurely, to his father, who probably preferred to let it unfold. His love for stories started at an early age, reading a book a day during his formative years.

Robert started researching film production while in college. He has started KidCare, a foundation for foster kids. As an artist and a business developer he has brought KidCare to life. A desire to help paired with acute awareness to the needs of children is the reason for KidCare. He has a creative/business background with strong Marketing experience. He has a strong desire to bring about change in the foster care system. Among his United Training programs will be Mentorship alliances with the business sector of communities all across the Nation. Some of the characters he looks up to are Robert Redford, whom he met on "The Last Castle," and Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, because both created several examples of humanitarian care that has stirred America. Robert looks to do great things with KidCare with a strong desire to make a difference in our world today. Robert continues to develop his talents as a dramatic actor and is constantly looking to improve his experience level. He lives for acting, directing, producing, writing. He has several projects in various stages of development.. KidCare is one of the foremost endeavors in Robert's future.

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Mini Biography

Robert Malone attended a Midwestern University, where he received his Bachelors of Fine Arts. There, he produced his first television show called "Radioactive" learning the craft of film making. As a senior in college he became involved with a movie production, as a stand-in for Christian Slater, in the 1993 "Untamed Heart". Tony Bill, producer of the "Sting", directed the film. Tony Bill, encouraged Robert to study and work diligently to become a stronger actor. Robert even asked Tony Bill if he should be an actor. Tony said he should go for it. Robert then went on and attended the "On-Stage 3Acting" school. Founded by Jean Hammons and Bruce Bouchet in New York City, this world class acting studio was truly a driving force for Robert. Robert has since acted and or worked in several independent films, including Existo (a surrealistic cult film) and Escape 2020 (a science-fiction thriller). Also, he has performed in several commercials, and many music video projects, including those featuring Trace Adkins, Crystal Bernard, Mark Chestnutt, Ricky Van Shelton, and Travis Tritt. He was given the opportunity to observe Tom Hanks and work as a stand-in for Gary Senise, in the Stephen King film "The Green "Mile". Producer David Valdes asked Robert to do some second unit pickup shots, once again, working on his crafting. He also worked as a stand-in on the Robert Redford film "The Last Castle." Watching Robert Redford also has given Robert more tools to work with. He met and spoke with Mark Ruffalo about acting. Robert was approached by Dale Russell, retired lead guitarist from the "Guess Who" to direct and produce the "One Less Tear" video project. This exciting project was produced to raise money and awareness for Cancer research. The project involves many great talents including: Olivia Newton John, Tony Curtis, Kevin Sharp, Mark Slaughter, Tony Dorsett, Ken Griffey Jr., LC Greenwood, Riccochet, Stacey Woodson, Vince Neil, Johnny and DonnieVan Zant, and Dale Russell. Robert has written with Melvin Coleman, Bud Abbott's cousin from the Abbott and Costello comedy team. Mel has over forty years in the film/ video community. His credits included, "Disaster on the Coast liner", "Castaways" 1987, "Spencer for Hire" TV. He is a Producer from the "Allied Artists Pictures" company. This mentor has helped him with his screen writing concepts. Melvin Coleman continues to be a driving force in Roberts life.

Robert has been involved in many areas of the film business as an Actor and Director. He went on to study art and the craft of acting. Some good performances in a few local plays and some projects on television led to engagements with Film projects from Hollywood. He went into the Navy for a brief stint, then moved to Minnesota to enter back into college. During his senior year, Robert auditioned for a Major Motion Picture with acclaimed director Tony Bill, "Untamed Heart". Jost Vacano the Director of Photography picked Robert for the Stand-In position, which afforded him a chance to watch the world class cinematographer and learn the craft of film making.

Malone's love for film started at an early age watching and studying film at an earlier age. Those same classic horror films and those men who made them were told in stories from Melvin Coleman and other mentoring folks Robert has met over the years. As a child he revealed film plots all too often, and too prematurely, to his father, who probably preferred to let it unfold. His love for stories started at an early age, reading a book a day during his formative years.

Robert started researching film production while in college. He has started KidCare, a foundation for foster kids. As an artist and a business developer he has brought KidCare to life. A desire to help paired with acute awareness to the needs of children is the reason for KidCare. He has a creative/business background with strong Marketing experience. He has a strong desire to bring about change in the foster care system. Among his United Training programs will be Mentorship alliances with the business sector of communities all across the Nation. Some of the characters he looks up to are Robert Redford, whom he met on "The Last Castle," and Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, because both created several examples of humanitarian care that has stirred America. Robert looks to do great things with KidCare with a strong desire to make a difference in our world today. Robert continues to develop his talents as a dramatic actor and is constantly looking to improve his experience level. He lives for acting, directing, producing, writing. He has several projects in various stages of development.. KidCare is one of the foremost endeavors in Robert's future.

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