Reb Brown
Reb Brown, actually Robert Brown ( born April 29, 1948 in Los Angeles ) is an American actor.
Life
In his youth he played American football at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, was employed as a deputy sheriff in his hometown for a short time and has boxed as a professional boxer in the Olympic Auditorium in the heavyweight division with 191 cm body length, where he won 14 fights and only one lost. In 1973, he then began his film career in the movie Sssnake cobra.
He then played guest roles in several popular television series including, among others, in Marcus Welby, MD, Kojak - Kojak and The Rockford Files - call away. Back on the canvas, he returned to the role of the enforcer in the movie Big Wednesday.
Other roles followed in film and television formats, as in Hulk on the side of Lou Ferrigno in the two films Cage and Cage II, Captain America, Space Mutiny, Robowar, The Tier II or The swashbuckling Seven (Uncommon Valor ). In many of these action-packed movies and the Vietnam War played a role.
In 1983 he played the lead role in the film One against the Empire and the only white in the basketball movie Fast Break in 1979. During the third season of Miami Vice in the episode A man goes, he played his way to the rocker Reb Gustafson, of the death of his to avenge your friend with fanatical revenge.
In 2008 he stood for the film Sin -Jin Smyth in front of the camera.
Is married to actress Cisse Cameron Brown, whom he had met during his filming.