The actor made his on-screen debut in a TV movie alongside Zendaya and played Margaret Qualley’s ex in Maid; he was last dating musician Samantha Urbani IRL
Netflix’s latest romantic comedy film Voicemails for Isabelle stars Nick Robinson as Wes, a handsome Austin property agent. He forms a serendipitous connection with Zoey Deutch’s character, Jill, who is mourning the death of her sister Isabelle.
After Isabelle passes, Jill starts leaving voicemails on her sister’s phone number as a coping mechanism, not knowing that it’s been reassigned to Wes. As he listens to Jill’s voicemails, Wes starts to fall for her – and finds himself in San Francisco at Jill’s favourite spot, a bench overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge.
Here’s everything to know about Nick Robinson, the leading man of Netflix’s latest romcom hit, which debuted on Netflix’s top 10 and boasts an 85 per cent rating on Rotten Tomatoes at the time of writing.
How did Nick Robinson get into acting?
Nick Robinson was born in March 1995 and grew up in Seattle. Having always had a love for movies, Robinson started taking part in productions at Broadway Bound Children’s Theatre, a musical theatre for children based in Seattle. “It was my first introduction to acting, to playing a character, to being in front of an audience, and it definitely changed my life,” Robinson told The Seattle Times.
Among his theatre work, he played Jem Finch in Intiman Theatre’s To Kill a Mockingbird at age 12, and later reprised his role in the Broadway production of the play.