Robert Teel

Robert was born in Kansas City, Missouri and starting working in commercials before he was two years old. In 1976 he appeared on local television entertaining the studio audience as a clown during the Jerry Lewis Tel-A-Thon. Robert received his SAG card in 1979 as a day player in the theatrical release Underground Aces (1981). From 1979 through 1981 he worked on several projects, including the made for television movie A Gun In The House (1981). He was educated at the University of Southern California where he received the Outstanding Senior Student Athlete Award in 1981. He went on to earn his law degree and masters in business from Kansas University in 1986. Robert has enjoyed a successful professional career as a lawyer and private equity investor since 1987. Now, at the age of 53 he is starting his third professional career, returning to the entertainment industry and founding his own production start up.