Biography of Robert Sheehan
Robert Sheehan is an Irish actor who shot to fame portraying the immortal Nathan Young in the British TV series Misfits. That breakout role launched him into the spotlight as a sought-after actor. The year 2010 brought him a nomination for the Rising Star Award at the IFTA Award Ceremony. Net worth: $2 million.
Childhood and Early Life
Born Robert Michael Sheehan in Port Laoise, he was the third child of policeman Joe Sheehan and housewife Maria Sheehan. His older siblings, Brandon and Shawna, helped care for baby Robert, who with his curly hair, bright eyes, and charming smile, was an adorable child.
At school, Sheehan took his first shot at acting by portraying Oliver Twist in a small theater production. Robert treasured the applause and admiration from his first audience, and together with his mom, began watching films and copying his favorite actors. Sheehan had a dream to act with Leonardo DiCaprio, Christian Bale, and Johnny Depp and to become as famous as they were.

Acting Career
Robert marked his 15th birthday by making his debut in Aisling Walsh's World War II historical drama Song for a Raggy Boy, where he played one of the public school students. His striking looks and impressive acting caught attention, and soon the teenager landed small roles in TV shows like Coming Up and The Clinic. Sheehan went on to play Cormac MacNamara in the fantasy series Foreign Exchange and King Louis XIV in the action drama Young Blades.
The young actor landed his first leading role in Martin Duffy's family film Summer of the Flying Saucer, playing a 15-year-old who falls for an alien girl.
The drama Cherrybomb, where Robert starred alongside Rupert Grint and Niamh Quinn, became a turning point in Sheehan's career. The young actor's popularity soared, landing him a role in the hit supernatural series Misfits.


When Robert's favorite Irish film director, David Caffrey, offered him a role in the TV show Love/Hate, the actor accepted the chance to portray godfather Darren Tracey in this crime drama without even reading the script. Later, he appeared as Simon Lewis in the Canadian-German adventure film The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones by Harald Zwart, where he worked alongside Lily Collins. Alongside Eline Powell, he appeared as Eli in the drama Anita B. about a woman imprisoned in Auschwitz, directed by Roberto Faenza.


Private Life of Robert Sheehan
This charming and handsome man has never married. The party boy, traveler, and social butterfly—everyone's favorite cheerful guy—hasn't yet met his soul mate. Numerous romances and relationships haven't made Robert think about settling down. Interestingly, when Sheehan dated someone, he was very generous and showered women with expensive gifts, but after breaking up, he'd demand the presents back.Only actress and model Sofia Boutella managed to mellow the young womanizer a bit in 2014, despite their six-year age difference. But there's been no news about marriage or future children.

Robert Sheehan Now
In-demand and talented, Robert Sheehan takes on the most complex characters. In 2019, the project The Umbrella Academy by Andrew Bernstein and Peter Hall was released. In the supernatural TV show, the actor portrays Klaus, a super-powered academy student.In an untitled film by Ari Gold, Robert is vying for the role of Nicholas, while Joe Stephenson has offered him the part of Dorian in the new project Acts of God.
Sheehan dedicates a lot of time to fitness, hitting the pool and gym regularly. He also dreams of conquering Hollywood and becoming a great actor like its Oscar winners.