In the right light, handsome actor Bobby Campo looks a lot like a more youthful and less problematic James Franco. Yup, he looks that good! The almost Heaven West Virginia-born but St. Petersburg Florida raised babe has the looks to be a male model, which scored him the cover of some fashion magazines early on in his career. But Bobby chose to put his hotness into the world of acting, and soon scored roles in some largely forgettable flicks. Kicking it off in the direct to DVD bin, you might have caught Bobby in the sort of sucky Vampire Bats (2005), as the homophobic frat boy Trent on Greek or as scholarship student Chris Lopez in Legally Blondes (2009). But Bobby really got his career going when he played the psychic car race disaster survivor Nick in The Final Destination (2009). Bobby kept it in horror as funeral home worker Max on Being Human, but first flashed as Carl on Masters of Sex. Yes, it was the slender sweetie’s single shot on Master’s of Sex that really thrilled us. On season one, episode three of the series, Bobby shucks his shirt, bares his buff body, and explores his homoerotic side by sharing a same sex smooch with Finn Wittrock. Now that’s sex research at its best! We mastered to it, if you catch our drift! A bit of a scream king, Bobby played everybody's favorite English teacher Seth Branson on Scream: The TV Series. Making the ladies scream, Branson gets his bang on, when we see him in his skivvies making out with a lucky lady. Bobby moved on to play then was Kaplan on Nightmare Shark (2018), but his biggest role to date was likely when he played POW and Olympian Louis Zamperini's brother Pete in Unbroken: Path to Redemption (2018). He did most recently show up in the Lifetime Mystery movie Vanished: Searching For My Sister (2022), but we think a full frontal flick would do the trick to make him a much bigger star. We're firmly members of Bobby Campo's camp, since he always makes our member firm!
