Robia LaMorte

Robia LaMorte

Known For:Acting
Gender:Female
Birthday:1970-07-07
Place of Birth:Queens, New York, USA
Also Known As: Robia Scott / Robia Brett LaMorte /
Known For: Acting Gender: Female Birthday: 1970-07-07 More

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She was taking dance instruction before she was ten years old. From that moment on she became a workaholic, practicing every day for hours, even in the backyard. Her big break could have come with her role as a young Victoria Principal in Mistress (1987) (TV), but the producers edited her part out of the film. Her main breakthrough came in 1991, when she was picked by Prince to dance with him for the "Diamonds and Pearls" album. A single from the album went to #1 and Robia was pictured on the cover. In 1994 she appeared in the independent feature The Pros & Cons of Breathing (1993). Later on came a role in Spawn (1997) and, even more importantly, "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997).
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Robot Bastard!
Science Fiction Action Animation Comedy
Spawn
Action Adventure Fantasy Horror Science Fiction Thriller
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Sci-Fi & Fantasy Comedy Drama Action & Adventure
The Pretender
Drama Mystery Sci-Fi & Fantasy
The Sentinel
Drama Crime Action & Adventure
  • name:Robia LaMorte
  • Known For:Acting
  • Gender:Female
  • Birthday:1970-07-07
  • Place of Birth:Queens, New York, USA
  • Also Known As: Robia Scott · Robia Brett LaMorte ·
  • Biography:She was taking dance instruction before she was ten years old. From that moment on she became a workaholic, practicing every day for hours, even in the backyard. Her big break could have come with her role as a young Victoria Principal in Mistress (1987) (TV), but the producers edited her part out of the film. Her main breakthrough came in 1991, when she was picked by Prince to dance with him for the "Diamonds and Pearls" album. A single from the album went to #1 and Robia was pictured on the cover. In 1994 she appeared in the independent feature The Pros & Cons of Breathing (1993). Later on came a role in Spawn (1997) and, even more importantly, "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997).
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