Robert B. Martin Jr.

Robert B. Martin, Jr. began performing as a child, his strange like-able quality and chameleon like looks have garnished him some very unique and eclectic roles in a multitude of International FIlm, TV, and stage projects. He holds the distinct honor of being the first teenager to ever be "call blocked" and has starred in 100's of commercials including Kodak's #1 commercial of all time, "HoneyMoon" with Money Mazur portraying his bride. His film characters are just as eclectic and span the array of genres from Laura Prepon' personal Gimp in Dewey Nicks film Slackers (2002) for Destination Films to SuperBilly Hilly Billy, a role which he created, in the cult comic book classic The Mystery Men. On stage he has starred in numerous productions, but his proudest production is the critically acclaimed one-man show "Trailer Trash" and "Trailer Trash Revisited" about his family, which he wrote and starred and performed to sold out crowds. As a director, some of his favorite spots he's created