Samantha Robinson

Samantha Robinson was born in New York City to a diverse heritage, with Panamanian and English roots. Her family relocated to London during her early childhood, where she attended the prestigious London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art (LAMDA) and studied at Queen's Gate, an all-girls school in South Kensington. At the age of fourteen, Robinson moved again, this time to Miami, where she further pursued her passion for the arts at the New World School of the Arts.

Following her high school education, she headed west to the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where she earned her degree. After completing her studies, Samantha quickly made her mark in the entertainment industry by landing a supporting role in the Lifetime film 'Sugar Daddies.' Her breakout performance came shortly after, as she starred in Anna Biller's critically acclaimed feature film, 'The Love Witch.' This role not only showcased her talent but also established her as a rising star in Hollywood. With her unique background and dedication to her craft, Samantha continues to make significant strides in her acting career.