Robert Trebor
Robert Trebor was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States on June 7th, 1953 and is the TV Actor. At the age of 70, Robert Trebor biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, movies, and networth are available.
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Robert Trebor (born June 7, 1953) is an American character actor best known for his role as Salmoneus on the cult hits Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Xena: Warrior Princess.
His stage name is a palindrome of his birth name.
Early life
Trebor was born Robert Schenkman and grew up in Northeast Philadelphia; he is of Jewish origins. He first showed an interest in acting around the age of 13. He was soon attending acting lessons and participating in local theater organizations. "Communicate!" has also received numerous filmmaking accolades from Kodak's short film competitions, as well as the local ABC Philadelphia and PBS affiliates.
He wrote, directed, and appeared in this short, as well as composed the score on an early version of a Moog synthesizer. His first lead role on stage was as Finch in How to Succeed in Company Without Really Trying for the Summer Music Theatre Festival in St. Joseph. Robert also received several national awards from Scholastic Magazines for writing film and theatre reviews, as well as his acting work. Ironically, one of his award-winning reviews was for John Frankenheimer's The Fixer. He'll be back in Frankenheimer's 1986 film 52 Pick-Up years later. After a brief attention on oratory, he returned to acting, majoring in theater at Northwestern University. In a revival of George Gershwin's Strike Up The Band, he returned to Philadelphia to perform with Bill Irwin in a revival of George Gershwin's Strike Up The Band at the historic Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia. Trebor has since switched between film and television.
In Out of the Shadows opposite Martin Sheen, Trebor played the Son of Sam killer. After playing Waylin the slave in Hercules and the Lost Kingdom, the second of five television movies, Trebor came to fame for playing the always-out-to-make-a-dinar merchant Salmoneus, a character that appeared on Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and occasionally cross-overs to sister show Xena: Warrior Princess. He appeared in Hail, Caesar, the 2016 Coen Brothers film, portraying Josh Brolin.
"The Return of Brother Theodore," a new project for the theatre, is a one-man performance. "In a 45-minute late-night solo performance that paints Brother Theodore's ferocious reflections on a twisted life with broad yet powerful comedic strokes," the Los Angeles Weekly announced the show's coveted "GO" award. The LA Weekly named this performance for Best Solo Performance of 2007. In the drama Ravensridge written by TS Cook, Trebor played Russian Major Viktor Davidykov. Mr. Cook, the author of the famous Out Of The Darkness film, which was released in 1985, was Mr. Cook. Variety has lauded his work in this play, with Variety claiming that "We used to be such a beautiful police state" and then emoaning how the entire world was experiencing communism's flaws together. Trebor's Russian accent is warm, and his perf is multilayered and nimble."
Kirkus wrote the critically acclaimed satiric novella The Haircut Who Would Be King, which Kirkus described as a "humorous recreation of the present political scene." "This is a parody at its absolute best," the author said on bookpleasures.com, which is both amusing and accurate. The book will help you with just the right medication to cure your symptoms and put away the anti-depressants that you may be taking."