Robert Hoffman - American actor, dancer and choreographer

American actor, choreographer and dancer Robert Hoffman was born September 21, 1980 in Gainesville, Florida. He was the eldest child in the family, he helped his parents raise the younger ones - brother Chris and two sisters, Lauren and Ashley.

Giving

Back in Gainesville, little Robert went to the kindergarten, in which the teachers taught children to dance. Especially the future actor liked to watch a clip of Michael Jackson Thriller. When Robert grew up, his parents gave him to the art school, where he was trained in the class of modern dance. Then Hoffman was accepted into the group Ballet South, which at that time was led by the legendary Wes Chapman, the choreographer of the new wave. Robert was a talented dancer, he worked under contract with Christina Aguilera, Enrique Iglesias, Merilin Manson. Duplicated the pop singer Ricky Martin, when he created his video clips.

Dancing

Robert Hoffman was, among other things, in demand as a choreographer, since he had a natural talent for a dancer. It was distinguished by its flexibility and plasticity, which gave the impression of exquisite refinement. Robert could improvise on stage for half an hour and at the same time never repeat himself. As a dancer, he adhered to the classical school, but it did not stop him getting prizes and for performances in the style of hip-hop.

Training on tatami

The passion for dancing made Robert engage in martial arts, he wanted to develop his body, to give him more flexibility. After receiving a black belt, he left the tatami and did not return to the sport. Then Hoffman was carried away by the creation of horror films in the manner of Hitchcock. He assembled a team of like-minded people, and they all began to shoot "horror movies", spilling on the improvised set of liters of cherry juice, which was supposed to represent the blood of innocent victims. After Robert and his comrades fairly frightened their family and friends, the shooting stopped.

First roles

When Robert Hoffman began to work in the cinema, he was immediately awarded the National Prize in the field of choreography for his participation in the film "The Dances of the Streets". Periodically on the big screen there were films in which the dancer played various roles related to the art of dance. The paintings "Dirty Dancing-2: Nights in Havana", "Guess Who," "Gigli", "From Justin to Kelly", "Coach Carter" enjoyed success with the public largely thanks to the dance numbers of Hoffman. Writers and producers of Hollywood immediately realized that a talented choreographer can be used in the production of motion pictures, such as those that once shone Fred Astaire. Robert Hoffman, whose films liked the public, did not object to such projects. He could shoot endlessly, the energy was beating with the key.

Robert and Briana

Robert Hoffman showed himself as an actor versatile. Part of the time he devoted to work on television, filming in various TV series. Among his works were the crime story "Vanishes" and the show Wild N'Out, the series "Aliens in the Attic", "Mushrooms", "She is a Man", "Step Up 2: Streets". In the last film, Robert showed himself as a good performer of dramatic roles. He played a pupil of the art school of Chase Collins, who meets Andy (her role is played by young actress Briana Evigan), and a mutual attraction arises between them.

Young people create a team that must participate in street competitions. All action takes place against the background of an incipient love. In this film, the audience saw the dancer as a young man in love who longs for reciprocity and eventually gets it: Andy responds to his feelings.

Creation

Robert Hoffman, films with which TV viewers are eagerly awaited, manages not only to appear on TV series. He opened his own project on the site Punchrobert.com, where he places his author's videos about fantastic characters, they themselves invented. Short sketches of Hoffman are shown on the CW channel.

Personal life

Free time the actor has to spare, he tries to use free minutes with benefit, goes to gyms, swims in the pool. Robert Hoffman, whose personal life is active and saturated, is not yet tied up in marriage and, it seems, does not aspire to this. Sometimes visits night clubs, occasionally sports competitions, sailing regattas or horse racing at the racetrack. Robert Hoffman and his wife (the future, of course), and then the children will never sit at home, given the superactive lifestyle that the dancer leads today.

At one time, viewers considered the actor's partner in the film "Step Up-2: Streets" - the charming dancer Briand Evigen - his possible passion. It all started with the fact that Robert and Briana received a joint prize in the category "Best Kiss" at the MTV Movie Awards-2008 awards. However, it soon became clear that the relationship of this couple is purely friendly. The audience instantly lost interest, and the gossip ceased. Robert Hoffman does not meet with girls and thus does not give journalists a reason for gossip.