Louis C. Robins

Louis Clarence Robins was born and raised in Gary, Indiana to hard working-class parents who instilled in him a sense of honesty, self- reliance and humility. Born the third of five children Mr. Robins was the first of his siblings to finish high school and later attend college. As a former Gary, Indiana certified EMT/Firefighter and United States Navy Reserve Firemen Apprentice Veteran, Mr. Robins began his acting career at the age of 38 appearing in a Quick Lube Plus National Commercial Spot. He furthered his acting career by attending acting classes and summer repertory at The Alliance Theatre School, Atlanta, Georgia. From there he appeared in several Atlanta, Georgia community theatre productions. His first network TV credit was in "I'll Fly Away" as a Black Shriner, directed by Eric Laneuville. (1992) In his spare time Mr. Robins enjoys bowling, chess, grilling, jazz, tennis doubles and pool. Mr. Robins lives in Atlanta, Georgia and Los Angeles, California and continues acting.