R. D. Robb

Biography

R. D. Robb is an American actor, director, and screenwriter, best known for his diverse contributions to film and television. Born on March 31, 1972, he developed an early passion for performing arts, eventually leading him to pursue a career in the entertainment industry.

Robb first gained widespread recognition for his role as Schwartz in the classic holiday film A Christmas Story (1983). 

His performance as one of Ralphie's mischievous friends became a memorable part of the film's enduring legacy. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Robb appeared in various television shows and movies, building a reputation for his natural, relatable acting style.

Beyond acting, R. D. Robb expanded his career into writing and directing. In 1995, he directed the independent film Don's Plum, a low-budget project that featured rising stars at the time. The film gained attention for its raw and improvisational style, although its release was later limited due to disputes among its participants. Despite the controversies surrounding Don’s Plum, the project highlighted Robb’s talents behind the camera and his interest in exploring edgy, character-driven narratives.

Throughout his career, Robb has also made guest appearances in popular television series and taken on smaller roles in major films, maintaining a steady presence in Hollywood. His ability to transition between acting, directing, and writing reflects his deep understanding of storytelling and his commitment to his craft.

As of today, R. D. Robb continues to be active in the entertainment industry, contributing to projects that reflect his passion for authentic, character-centric stories.