Britt Robertson

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Name:
Britt Robertson
Real name:
Brittany Leanna Robertson
Who is:
Birth date:
(35 y.o.)
Place of birth:
Charlotte, North Carolina, U.S.
Height:
5'3 ft ()
Weight:
104 lb (47 kg)
Relationship:
married
Birth Sign:
(characteristic)
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Britt Robertson Biography

Brittany Leanna Robertson is a rising Hollywood star who critics predict will make her mark on world cinema. Her already impressive accolades include Best Actress awards from the Boston Film Festival 2013 and the Nashville Film Festival 2014, as well as winning the "Star of Tomorrow" category at the CinemaCon Big Screen Awards 2015.
Britt Robertson, star of 'Tomorrowland'
Britt Robertson, star of 'Tomorrowland'
Robertson has delivered standout lead performances in dramas "White Rabbit" and "Ask Me Anything" (both festival award winners). She delivered a brilliant performance in romantic drama "The Longest Ride" alongside Scott Eastwood, starred in sci-fi blockbuster "Tomorrowland" with George Clooney, appeared in drama "Mr. Church" with Eddie Murphy, and captivated TV audiences in "The Secret Circle" and "Under the Dome."

Childhood and Early Roles

The future actress was born on April 18, 1990, in Charlotte, North Carolina. The family later moved south to Greenville. She's the eldest of seven siblings: her mother and stepfather had two daughters and a son, while her father and his new wife had a daughter and two sons.
Britt Robertson has been acting in films since childhood
Britt Robertson has been acting in films since childhood
Her father was a restaurateur, while her mother was a housewife and strong opponent of traditional education. Following her beliefs, Britt and her siblings didn't attend school but were homeschooled instead. Later, in interviews, the actress noted that she doesn't regret missing traditional school - she experienced all the school-related ups and downs on screen, from meeting with teachers to fighting with principals to attending graduation parties.
Britt Robertson in childhood
Britt Robertson in childhood
To ensure her daughter wouldn't have socialization issues, her mother enrolled her in local theater. Agents noticed the young talent and advised her family to pursue television opportunities. She began attending TV show castings, and in 2000 landed her first role in "Sheena" (Episode 6, Season 1) as the young daughter of jungle researchers who gets taken in by a tribe after her parents' death.
Britt Robertson in the series 'Sheena'
Britt Robertson in the series 'Sheena'
In 2001, she snagged a small role in "Power Rangers Time Force," then landed the lead in family film "The Ghost Club" in 2003. Though low-budget, the film still earned young Brittany a Young Artist Award nomination for best young artist, thanks to her talented portrayal of paranormal enthusiast Carrie.
One of the first roles of Britt Robertson ('The Ghost Club')
One of the first roles of Britt Robertson ('The Ghost Club')

Acting Career

When Britt was 14, her paternal grandmother moved to Los Angeles with her to support her through those long audition lines. Their hard work paid off. Britt's first break came with her role in the comedy "Growing Pains: Return of the Seavers" (2004) about retirees trying to sell their house while their adult children scheme to stop them.

Britt grew close to her grandmother during this time, bonding over their shared love of knitting, before her grandmother headed back home. Britt then began taking acting classes while continuing to audition.

At 16, Britt scored a role in the pilot for "Women of a Certain Age", though the show didn't get picked up.
Charming Brittany
Charming Brittany
Her breakthrough role was playing Cara, one of three daughters of a widowed journalist who writes a local parenting column, in the romantic comedy "Dan in Real Life" (2007).
A shot from the movie 'Dan in Real Life'
A shot from the movie 'Dan in Real Life'
The actress later appeared in the hit TV series "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" in a guest role as Amy and in "Swingtown", where she played Samantha. In 2008, she played Trixie Stone in the thriller "The Tenth Circle", based on the bestselling novel by Jodi Picoult that explores the complex dynamics of parent-child relationships.

In 2009, Britt landed a small role as a DJ in one of American singer and actress Alison Stoner's projects, plus guest spots on "Law & Order" as Tina in the "Babes" episode and as Katie in "Family Values".
Britt Robertson without makeup
Britt Robertson without makeup
In 2010, she landed the leading role in the TV series "Life Unexpected". During filming, she said she finally felt like she'd matured as an actress. Despite good reviews, the series was canceled after a year due to low ratings.
Britt Robertson in the TV series 'Life Unexpected'
Britt Robertson in the TV series 'Life Unexpected'
She was then cast in the lead role in the movie "Avalon High", based on the novel by American author Meg Cabot, and in the TV series "The Secret Circle", based on the book by L.J. Smith (author of "The Vampire Diaries"). This series ran until May 2012.
On the set of 'Avalon High'
On the set of 'Avalon High'
In 2011, the actress played Marnie Cooper in the thriller "Scream 4", the fourth movie in the famous slasher series directed by Wes Craven. Her next work was the teen comedy "The First Time" (2012), where she played a high school student named Aubrey. A year later, she appeared in the films "White Rabbit" and "Delivery Man".
A shot from the movie 'White Rabbit'
A shot from the movie 'White Rabbit'
In 2013, the series "Under the Dome" premiered, based on Stephen King's novel, where the actress played the role of Angie. The show tells the story of a town suddenly cut off from the outside world by a mysterious and powerful barrier that can't be overcome or destroyed.
Britt Robertson in the TV series 'Under the Dome'
Britt Robertson in the TV series 'Under the Dome'
Britt gained wide recognition in 2015 after the release of the movie "The Longest Ride" based on the book by renowned author Nicholas Sparks. This film tells the story of pure love between two couples from different generations, which, in the actress's opinion, can inspire viewers to open up to new tender feelings, romance, and relationships.
Britt Robertson in the movie 'The Longest Ride'
Britt Robertson in the movie 'The Longest Ride'
She also starred as the main character Casey in the science fiction film "Tomorrowland", where her co-star was George Clooney, who played the inventor Frank. Interestingly, the actor noted in one interview that Britt is indeed an incredibly talented actress who can achieve incredible heights in her profession. For her role in both the aforementioned films, she was nominated for the Teen Choice Award.
Britt Robertson Exclusive Interview - Tomorrowland
In 2016, fans could see her in the movie "Mr. Church", which tells the true story of a mother-daughter relationship tested by hardship and misfortune, with a cook named Church (played by Eddie Murphy).
Britt Robertson and Eddie Murphy in 'Mr. Church'
Britt Robertson and Eddie Murphy in 'Mr. Church'
She also appeared in the comedy "Mother's Day" alongside such stars as Jennifer Aniston, Julia Roberts, Kate Hudson and in the sci-fi film "The Space Between Us" with Asa Butterfield, Gary Oldman and Carla Gugino.
A shot from the movie 'Mother's Day'
A shot from the movie 'Mother's Day'
She also starred alongside Bradley Cooper in the comedy-drama "A Dog's Purpose" and was cast as Sophia Amoruso, founder of the American brand Nasty Gal, in the 13-episode series "Girlboss".

In 2018, Britt began filming the series "For the People" about six aspiring lawyers who dive into high-profile court cases. The project was canceled after two seasons. That same year, Robertson filmed the drama "The Postcard Killings" about serial killers.
Britt Robertson in the series 'For the People'
Britt Robertson in the series 'For the People'
Since 2020, Robertson has appeared in the series "Little Fires Everywhere" in a supporting role. That same year, the actress could be seen in the horror film based on Clive Barker's novels "Books of Blood": she played the lead role in the first novella, "Jenna".
Britt Robertson in the movie 'Books of Blood'
Britt Robertson in the movie 'Books of Blood'
At the same time, she returned to the romance genre, playing the lead role in the melodrama "I Still Believe" alongside "Riverdale" star KJ Apa. The film was based on the biography of musician Jeremy Camp and his wife Melissa, who was diagnosed with cancer shortly before their wedding.
Britt Robertson and KJ Apa
Britt Robertson and KJ Apa

Britt Robertson's Personal Life

Starting in 2011, she began dating Dylan O'Brien, the star of the TV series "Teen Wolf" and the thriller "Maze Runner". They met on the set of the film "The First Time", where they played teenage lovers, and their on-screen romance became real.
Britt Robertson and Dylan O'Brien
Britt Robertson and Dylan O'Brien
Fans couldn't get enough of the beautiful couple, but in 2017 Britt and Dylan stopped appearing together in public, and in summer 2018, paparazzi spotted him on a date with Chloƫ Grace Moretz, leading fans to believe their long-term romance had ended.

Following her breakup with Dylan, she dated actor Graham Rogers for about a year. She was also rumored to have a romance with KJ Apa, her co-star in the film "I Still Believe". The actress eventually found happiness in marriage with Paul Floyd. Their romance began in early 2022, Britt went public with their relationship in March, and by May, Paul had proposed. The couple got married in April 2023.
The wedding of Britt Robertson and Paul Floyd
The wedding of Britt Robertson and Paul Floyd
Unlike the actress's previous partners, Floyd keeps a low media profile. He played for the British football club "Spice" and at the time of their wedding, he had about 4,000 social media followers.
Britt Robertson with her husband
Britt Robertson with her husband
Britt considers her grandmother to be the coolest and most loving person in the world. She not only moved to Los Angeles with her and provided moral support at auditions, but also taught her granddaughter to knit while waiting in lines and on film sets.

Britt loves animals and never parts with her dogs Buddy and Clyde, whom she adopted from a shelter.
Britt Robertson and her dogs
Britt Robertson and her dogs
When it comes to fashion, the star prefers the boho style for its originality, the ability to mix unexpected pieces, convenience, and practicality. She often listens to music compositions from the indie-pop band Blind Pilot.

Britt Robertson Now

In 2022, the actress appeared in the romantic movie "About Fate". It's a remake of the Soviet Christmas film "The Irony of Fate" starring Emma Roberts and Thomas Mann. Britt landed the role of the main character's sister.

In September 2023, the comedy "The Re-Education of Molly Sing" premiered, with Robertson playing the lead role of lawyer Molly, who re-enrolls in university to get closer to her boss's son, help him climb the university hierarchy, and keep her job.
The Re-Education of Molly Sing Trailer

Britt Robertson: latest news and articles

  • Wow, half of the movies I didn`t watch what is mention here. I should watch it soon.
    2021-05-11 19:48:05
  • I think I saw her only in `Scream` and can`t remember somewhere else this actress.
    2021-03-26 14:50:21
  • Typical American actress with hardly memorable appearance, so I can`t even say now where did I see her.
    2021-03-14 12:55:19
  • Movies, where Robertson plays, are little-known but I like them. Pity that she still doesn`t have Oscar.
    2021-02-28 09:38:13
  • Just in general I like movies where Britt playing and not only because of her but because of the atmosphere and stories of movies.
    2021-02-20 19:24:36
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