‘Photo by Federica Cappelletto  @cappelletto_design. 

 

I’m based in  Malmö, Sweden.  I returned to acting in 2013 after a long break, during which I was working with film and TV animation.

I enjoy playing both drama and comedy roles. I often get cast as complex characters who seem “normal” on the surface, while harboring some dark secret underneath. If someone was going to make a drama film of my life then I’d cast Jeff Goldblum in the role, but maybe I’m just flattering myself.

 

 

 

 

FILM AND TV WORK:

“Rituals” – short film by Corre Creative. Victor. 2019

“Zoo” – feature film by Antonio Tublén. News anchor. 2017

“We Were Three” – short film by Caroline Ingvarsson. Police interrogator. 2016

“A Lesson in Love” – BBC Wallander episode. Fire chief. 2016

“Gabriel Klint” – Web series. Dr Craig Jones. 2016.

THEATRE:

“The Goat – or Who is Sylvia” – Playmate Theatre. Ross Tuttle. 2019

“Quality Street” – Playmate Theatre. Various roles. 2018

“Lettice and Lovage” – Playmate Theatre. Director. 2018

“Talking Heads” – Playmate Theatre. Graham monologue. 2017

“The Shawl” (David Mamet). International Theatre of Malmö. Charles. 2016

“Far Away” (Caryl Churchill) – International Theatre of Malmö. Todd. 2015

I’m available for TV, film, voiceover and theatre work.

Link to my  CV: http://www.artistkatalogen.com/artist/robin-gott-4582.html?share_key=fc255da057c835f3f2f7c0c5bce7ba91

Email: info@robingott.com 

Tel: +46 703 182498

Here’s a monologue from Tom Stoppard’s “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead”. This was featured in encast’s monologue competition and give an honourable mention:

Here’s a short extract of “A Chip in the Sugar” from Alan Bennett’s “Talking Heads”:

 

And a clip from Caroline Ingvarsson’s “We Were Three”: