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• Robert Patrick “Robbie” Amell was born in Toronto, Canada, on April 21, 1988, to Jo and Rob Amell. He began appearing in small-time commercials and modelling projects with his sister.
• Robbie grew up as a great hockey fan who spent his leisure time playing the sport. In addition to hockey, he enjoyed break dancing and Muay Thai, a type of martial arts.
• At the age of 16, he landed roles in high school productions such as ‘The Importance of Being Earnest,’ which led to him being accepted into the Canadian Studios Acting Academy.
• In 2006, he graduated from Lawrence Park Collegiate Institute and moved on to pursue a full-time acting career.
• In 2005, Robbie Amell landed his first acting job as Daniel Murtaugh in the film “Cheaper by the Dozen 2.” His job was originally intended to be a non-speaking one, although he did get to say a few lines. Following that, he appeared in the horror thriller ‘Left for Dead,’ which was released in 2007.
• In 2008, he played Drew Patterson in the television movie “Picture This.” The film was a hit when it was released by ABC Family and promoted as an ABC Family Original Movie. It premiered to 5.3 million viewers.
• Amell also appeared in the Nickelodeon sitcom ‘True Jackson’ (2008–2011), where he played Jimmy, the primary character’s love interest. He also appeared in an episode of the television series ‘Murdoch Mysteries’ in 2008.
• In 2009, he played Fred Jones in the television film ‘Scooby-Doo! The Mystery Begins.’ The film was a huge success, and a sequel, ‘Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster,’ was released the following year. In this film, Amell resumed his role as Fred.
• In 2010, Robbie appeared in the Cartoon Network series ‘Unnatural History.’ In the same year, he starred as himself in the Cartoon Network live action reality series ‘Destroy Build Destroy.’
• He was offered the role of a lifetime in 2013. In the science fiction television series ‘The Tomorrow People,’ he got the chance to play Stephen Jameson, the main protagonist. This part not only gained him plaudits for his acting abilities, but it also provided a much-needed boost to his career.
• He rose to prominence after starring in the film ‘The Duff’ in 2015, in which he played Wesley Rush. He received two Teen Choice Award nominations for the performance.
• In 2016, Robbie Amell appeared in the comedy film ‘Nine Lives,’ featuring actors including Kevin Spacey. Jennifer Garner, an actress, also had a significant role in the film.
• Amell was also renowned for his roles as Ronnie Raymond, Firestorm, and Deathstorm in the CW TV show ‘The Flash’ (2014–2016).
• In the 2009 film ‘Scooby-Doo! The Mystery Begins,’ Robbie Amell played Fred Jones, who acquired a lot of fame. This became the most watched programme on the Cartoon Network channel later on.
• In 2013-14, he gained a major boost to his career when he was cast as Stephen Jameson in the TV drama series ‘The Tomorrow People,’ which aired on the CW network. Amell portrayed a youngster who can teleport in his sleep in one of his most notable roles to date.
• Amell also produced and starred in the sci-fi action picture ‘Code 8’ (2016), alongside his cousin and actor Stephen Amell, who also co-starred and produced.
• In 2015, Robbie Amell was nominated for his first Teen Choice Award for his portrayal as Wesley Rush in the film ‘The Duff.’
• Robbie Amell and his girlfriend, actress Italia Ricci, had been together for a long time. The couple became engaged in 2014 and married in 2016.
• He was raised Jewish, and his family has always been more welcoming than other orthodox Jewish families, according to him.
• Despite being a Canadian, Amell is a major supporter and fan of the Los Angeles Kings hockey team, referring to Toronto as his “second team.”

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