Michael Robbins
Michael Robbins made his mark as a character actor whose every appearance added a layer of authenticity and subtle humor to British film and TV. Many remember him for his role as Arthur, the genial barfly in the classic British sitcom “The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin,” but fans browsing this archive might be intrigued by his work in the 1982 musical comedy Victor/Victoria. In that film, Robbins plays a minor yet memorable supporting role that adds to the film’s charming ensemble under Blake Edwards’ direction. Robbins had a way of blending into scenes while lending a distinctive presence, often portraying working-class or slightly roguish figures with warmth and a twinkle in his eye. Outside Victor/Victoria, his work with directors like Sidney Lumet and appearances in films such as “The Wild Geese” brought him closer to international audiences. Robbins’ face is one that sticks with you—not because he dominated the spotlight, but because he infused small moments with a grounded, relatable humanity that continues to engage viewers who appreciate the fabric of British cinema and television.
Browse 1 HD movie screencap gallery featuring Michael Robbins, including Victor/Victoria.
