Diane Robin

Diane Robin, born on July 23, 1966, in the Fairfax District of Los Angeles, is a talented American actress renowned for her versatile roles in both film and television. Diane's acting journey began in high school, where she earned a scholarship to the prestigious Lee Strasberg Theater Institute, becoming the youngest student admitted to the adult program.

Her career took a bold turn when she decided to personally deliver her headshot and résumé to a casting director at Universal Studios, an endeavor that led to her being removed by security. However, fate intervened when a chance encounter with a stranger—who turned out to be an agent—resulted in her signing with him the following day. Since then, Diane has amassed an impressive portfolio, appearing in over 120 productions.

She has collaborated with esteemed actors like Holly Hunter, Robin Williams, and Jeff Bridges, and has been directed by legends such as Terry Gilliam and Paul Verhoeven, famously portraying Chandra in the iconic "bitches leave" scene from Robocop. Diane's television credits include guest roles on popular series like NCIS, Desperate Housewives, and MacGyver, alongside many Hallmark and Lifetime movies, such as McBride and Mystery Woman.

Diane also shines in the indie film Dating Daisy, where she plays the endearing yet pushy mother Eleanor, and stars in her own acclaimed comedy web series, Strange Therapy, available on Amazon Prime. With her recent projects including the thriller Deadly Reunion and the upcoming film The Sweepers, Diane continues to embrace her passion for acting, even showcasing her enthusiasm with a personalized license plate that reads "CAST ME."