Personal details
- Birth Date: 1956-09-26
- Height: 5′ 8″ (1.73 m)
- Birth Location: New York City, New York, USA
- Professions: Actor
Bobby Reed? Man, the guy’s a total legend. He’s been hustling in the entertainment biz since ’65—yeah, that’s right, back when The Beatles were still a thing and bell-bottoms weren’t a punchline yet. You check out his resume, it’s basically a flex: over a hundred stage plays scattered across the big cities—London, New York, LA, even Nashville got a taste. Not to mention, he’s popped up in more than 150 films. That’s not a typo. One hundred and fifty. Most folks would tap out after half a dozen, but Bobby? Nah, he just keeps showing up, scene after scene, decade after decade. And, oh, he didn’t stop at movies or TV—though, yeah, he’s clocked over two dozen television gigs too. When the internet came crashing into the scene, Bobby just shrugged and jumped right in, like, “Let’s see what this digital thing’s about.” Now he’s in a bunch of web series and pilots, all over the streaming universe. It’s like the dude’s allergic to sitting still. What’s wild is, through all that madness, he still acts like it’s a magic trick he got away with. Super grateful, no ego, just pure love for performing. Can’t fake that kind of passion, you know? That’s Bobby—always in motion, always in front of a crowd, ready for the next adventure. Curtain up, lights on, he’s already rolling.
referencennBobby’s got Hollywood in his blood, no joke—his great uncle is none other than Roland D. Reed, the guy who produced, directed, and edited back in Tinseltown’s golden days. As a kid, Bobby basically lived in front of the TV screen, glued to episodes of “My Little Margie,” which, fun fact, his Uncle Roland actually produced. Imagine growing up with that sort of behind-the-scenes access—family get-togethers probably doubled as impromptu film school, right? Bobby’s childhood wasn’t just Saturday morning cartoons; it was old-school sitcoms with a side of industry gossip straight from the source. That kind of background doesn’t just fade away—it sticks, shaping the way you see movies, TV, all of it. While most kids were dreaming about meeting their favorite stars, Bobby was just a few degrees away from the people who actually made the magic happen. Hollywood royalty, or at least, honorary member by birthright.
September 26, 1956
5′ 8″ (1.73 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
New York City, New York, USA
68 years old