he is one of famous actor and model with the age 44 years old group. The actor, who previously starred in UK soap Coronation Street, played. Born on 23 September 1976 in Unknown, Robert James-Collier started his career as actor and model. Rob James-Collier thinks playing gay has harmed his chances of a Hollywood career. Robert James-Collier, better known by her family name Robert James-Collier, is a popular British actor and model. He even got to make out with Charlie Cox, one-time gratuitous-post-of-his-own recipient! It's too wonderful. Robert James-Collier Family Background & Career. Thomas is played by Rob James-Collier, and I'm infatuated. Downton Abbey).IMDB reports Soapstar Superstar (TV Series) was Robert James-Colliers first TV appearance in 2007. He was born in Salford part of Greater Manchester to father Nathan Collier and mother Eva, Born as the couple’s only child, he attended the local St Patricks school and graduated in 1989.
(I make that sound slightly more tawdry than the show plays it off as, but that's how everything plays through my brain's filter.) The way he leered at the sexy Turk - "Is that one mine?" - was GOLD. Get to know the 45-year old actor, model, Robert James-Collier, before he got famous (e.g. Robert James-Collier is an English actor, who was born on the 23rd of September, 1976 and is currently 39 years of age. But I had no idea that a new favorite evil gay was on the way! What a delight to make acquaintances with Thomas the footman, who kept trying, with mixed results, to steal the suitors out from underneath the eldest daughter whose family's desperate to wed her off. It's a costume drama a la Upstairs Downstairs about the upper-class family and the servants who live to serve them set in the 1910s (so far). Have any of you watched the show? It won a couple of Emmys last night, including one for Maggie Smith and her well-beloved and rightly-so snarkiness. I went into my marathon viewing of Downton Abbey yesterday with only expectations of Maggie Smith centered snarkiness.
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