Rob Heaps

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Robert "Rob" Heaps (born July 11, 1983 in York , England ) is a British television and theater actor who became known internationally for his role as Ezra Bloom in the US television series Imposters .

Life

Rob Heaps grew up in the English city of York , where he attended St. Peter's School, a prestigious private school. He studied Russian and French at the University of Cambridge . As part of his studies, he completed theater training in Russia at the State Academy of Theater Arts in Saint Petersburg . Until 2009 he took acting classes at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art . During his studies he appeared in several plays, including on well-known stages such as the Royal National Theater and the Theater Royal Bath . In addition to his work for the theater, Heaps works as a radio play speaker for the radio.

His first film appearance was in Jane Campions Bright Star in 2009 . Two years later, Heaps first appeared on television in an episode of Law & Order: UK . In 2014 he got his first lead role in the television drama Frankenstein and the Vampyre: A Dark and Stormy Night . In 2015 he appeared in two episodes of the Agatha Christie adaptation And then there was no more . Heaps played a larger story arc the following year in the British television series Home Fires , and in the second season of the World War I drama he played fighter pilot Tom Halliwell . From 2017 to 2018 he was seen for the first time in an American production in Imposters . In the two-season television series on the cable broadcaster Bravo Heaps played the lead role of Ezra Bloom , who is betrayed by a marriage fraud and then becomes a con artist himself. Since the end of 2019 he has been back in the lead in a US television series in Dare me .

Heaps lives in London.

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Filmography

  • 2009: Bright Star
  • 2011: Law & Order: UK (TV series, episode 6x06)
  • 2013: What Remains (TV multipart)
  • 2014: Frankenstein and the Vampyre: A Dark and Stormy Night (TV movie)
  • 2015: Life in Squares (miniseries, episode 1x01)
  • 2015: And then there was no more ( And Then There Were None , Miniseries, 2 episodes)
  • 2015: Doctors (TV series, episode 17x68)
  • 2016: Home Fires (TV series, 6 episodes)
  • 2017-2018: Imposters (TV series, 20 episodes)
  • 2018: Death in Paradise (TV series, episode 7x01)
  • 2019: Queens of Mystery (TV series, episode 1x03)
  • 2019: Liberté: A Call to Spy
  • since 2019: Dare Me (TV series)

theatre

  • 2007: Mozart & Salieri, directed by Alex Finlay, Rob Heaps (Brickhouse Theater)
  • 2007: Dracula, directed by Simon Evans (Black and White Rainbow)
  • 2008: Shoot / Get Treasure / Repeat: The Odyssey, directed by Mark Ravenhill ( Royal National Theater )
  • 2009: Elder Latimer Is In Love, directed by Adam Berzsenyi Bellaagh (Arcola Theater)
  • 2010: The Notebook of Trigorin, directed by Phil Wilmot (Finborough Theater)
  • 2010: Much Ado About Nothing, directed by Stephen Jameson (Neuss Globe Theater)
  • 2010: Dexterity, directed by Gbolahan Obisesan (Theater 503)
  • 2011: Unrestless, directed by John Kachoyan (Old Vic Tunnels)
  • 2011: Ivan The Terrible, directed by Xian Zhang ( London Symphony Orchestra )
  • 2011: Wittgenstein: The Crooked Roads, director: Nick Blackburn (Riverside Studios)
  • 2011: The Browning Version, directed by Angus Jackson (Chichester Minerva Theater)
  • 2011: The Changeling, directed by Michael Oakley (Southwark Playhouse)
  • 2012: Missing, directed by Alice Hamilton (Tristan Bates Theater)
  • 2012: South Downs / The Browning Version, directed by Angus Jackson (Harold Pinter Theater)
  • 2013: Pride and Prejudice, Director: Deborah Bruce ( Open Air Theater )
  • 2013: King Lear, directed by Angus Jackson ( Chichester Festival Theater )
  • 2014: Pioneer, directed by Jack Lowe (Norwich Theater)
  • 2014: Another Place, directed by Jo McInnes (Plymouth Theater Royal)
  • 2016: While the Sun Shines, directed by Christopher Luscombe (Theater Royal Bath)

speaker

  • 2009: Cruickshank On New Zealand, directed by Dilly Barlow
  • 2009: Skin, directed by David Blount
  • 2011: Life Begins at Crawley, directed by David Blount
  • 2015: Napoleon Rising, directed by Polly Thomas
  • 2019: Ropewalk House, directed by Joby Walderman

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Rob Heaps: Posted on July 11, 2017. In: twitter.com. Twitter , July 11, 2017, accessed May 16, 2019 .
  2. ^ Rob Heaps, Info. In: facebook.com. Facebook , accessed May 16, 2019 .
  3. ↑ Sebastian Michael: Elder Latimer Is in Love . Lulu.com , 2009, ISBN 978-1-4092-9705-5
  4. ↑ a b Imposters: Ezra Bloom played by Rob Heaps. In: vox.de. RTL interactive , March 27, 2018, accessed on May 16, 2019 .
personal data
SURNAME Heaps, Rob
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Heaps, Robert (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION British television and stage actor
DATE OF BIRTH July 11, 1983
PLACE OF BIRTH York , England