Rob Deleeuw

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Rob Deleeuw (born in 1975) is an actor from Montreal, Quebec. Rob started acting as early as his 11th birthday and joined The Rathbone Theater Company. He continued on stage with a number of theatre groups, most notably training with the Atlantic Theatre Company in New York City.

After his experience at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, Rob landed a role in an independent feature, shooting in Vancouver. Since 1998, Rob has co-starred in 7 feature films including Sidney Furie’s My 5 Wives, HBO’s The Shipment, Rhino Brothers, and his latest film Guy X opposite Jason Biggs.

Rob’s most recent television credits include a recurring role on FOX’s Dark Angel, a series lead on Big Wolf on Campus, guest star roles on UPN’s Breaker High and Special Unit 2. In addition, he has appeared in episodes of DaVinci’s City Hall, The L Word, and The Addams Family.

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Rob’s most recent television credits include a starring role in IFC's original series "The Business" opposite Kathleen Robertson, a recurring role on FOX’s Dark Angel, a series lead on Big Wolf on Campus, guest star roles on UPN’s Breaker High and Special Unit 2. In addition, he has appeared in episodes of DaVinci’s City Hall, The L Word, and The Addams Family.