Rob Brown Biography

Rob Brown was born in Harlem and raised in Brooklyn, New York. A natural who never studied acting and who had no professional acting experience, made his acting and motion picture debut in Finding Forrester (2000). Rob celebrated his 16th birthday just before the start of production. His sophomore outing the gentle sports-themed inspirational drama Coach Carter (2005) earned favorable if not unanimously positive reviews and teamed him up with Samuel L. Jackson. Two additional features Liz Friedlander's urban dance drama Take the Lead (2006) and Gary Fleder's period, sports drama The Express (2008) both recalled Forrester with their similar tales of underdogs who far surpass the expectations thrust onto them thanks to the guidance of a visionary mentor. In 2008 Brown also appeared in Kimberly Peirce's Iraq War drama Stop-Loss in the supporiting role of Isaac "Eyeball" Butler. He is a talented athlete in high school playing both basketball and football.

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