Bobby Campo is an American actor who rose to stardom after receiving minor roles in sitcoms and television movies. His big break finally came after being featured in The Final Destination, a riveting and intriguing horror film. The breathtaking feat of this movie star and the excellent manner in which he portrayed his character made him almost as famous as the film itself.
Bobby also models when he can, he does it as a side job, as his passion acts. In 2009 Bobby was on the cover of Throne magazine and in 2010 he was featured in the prestigious L’Uomo Vogue.
Biography, age, family
Bobby was born on the 9th day of March 1983 in Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America. He was raised by his parents, Robert Camposecco and Donna Camposecco who both deal with paint and colors in different ways. Her father works as a painting contractor, while her mother is a famous makeup artist. Bobby was named after his paternal grandfather, Bob Campo, who was a radio personality in Wheeling. Bobby’s younger sister was called Julia Marie; she married the famous Stephen Christian.
Campo was a student at Seminole High School. After high school, he enrolled in a performance studio workshop located in Tampa, Florida, where he went to improve his acting. He enjoys listening to music, playing football, rock climbing and cycling to stay in shape.
Acting career
After his rapid rise to stardom, Campo began landing A-list Hollywood gigs. He was one of the cast in the feature film Queen in 2011. Here, Bobby played the character of a cute young gatekeeper who tries to convey his empathy to a transgender artist. He also starred in a short film titled A Conversation About Cheating With My Time Traveling Into The Future in 2012. In this film, he portrays a man who embarks on a time journey to recount his past life in the hope to find meaning in life. His portrayal of the characters from the aforementioned shorts was applauded by the writers of Amazing Story.
In 2012, Bobby Campo was one of the cast members of Being Human, a hit TV series. He played the role of Max, a handsome funeral director who has his own business and works very hard to gain credibility in the funeral business. During his impressive career, Bobby Campo has appeared in several other films some of which include General Education, Funeral Jazz, Legally Blondes, and Starve
He has also featured in TV series like Grec, South Beach, Mental, Scream, CSI, Audrey, Masters of Sex and Grey’s Anatomy. Bobby Campo, although relatively young in Hollywood, has been able to meet and exceed the expectations of Hollywood stakeholders and fans, which definitely makes him a watcher.
