Growing up in Toronto, Canada, the hot as Hell Robbie Amell played hockey and took Muay Thai lessons, but also began acting at a young age. Toned from all that Thai boxing, by 16 Canucks were staring, and he was starring in some major theater productions. His love of acting took him to Hollywood where he landed his first major role in Cheaper by the Dozen 2 (2002). From there his career took off with Robbie specializing in playing bros with hard bodies and hearts of gold. After small roles like playing the "Scooby" we'd like to doo, Nate Scooberman in How I Met Your Mother, and Noel's older brother Eric Kahn on Pretty Little Liars, this fresh faced hottie brought the heat as the lead, Stephen Jameson, in the TV series about kids with superpowers getting hunted down, The Tomorrow People. The guns will come out, tomorrow, since that show is where Robbie shows off his picture perfect physique as he strips off his shirt during a training session, before a woman shoots at him. Seeing his ripped abs and fantastic pecs will have you ready to fire a few rounds yourself. Robbie moved on to play the Ohio State bound quarterback Wesley Rush in the teen rom-com The DUFF (2015). Whether it was watching him change in the locker room or filming a pretend Porno as a sexy pizza man, all the blood will be rushing to your junk watching the hunk in that one. So buff! Hey Robbie, we'll be your designated friend with benefits! He took a similar role in the horror comedy The Babysitter (2017), and its sequel The Babysitter: Killer Queen (2020), where the kid him and his absurdly attractive cult kidnap mocks him for constantly being shirtless. Shut up kid! Don't you know lusting after Robbie is our favorite hobby? The stud was a sexy centaur in a weird dream sequence in When We First Met (2018). But what you might not know about Mr. Amell is that Robbie's cousin, Stephen Amell, is Oliver Queen on Arrow, while Robbie is Ronnie Raymond on The Flash. One can flash us while the other makes us quiver! Gamers might know him as Chris Redfield in Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City (2021), but Robbie's probably best known for playing the dead inventor whose rich girlfriend downloads his consciousness into a fancy digital village, Nathan Brown on Amazon's sci-fi comedy Upload. But even with all that shirtlessness, he's never done a nude scene. What the Hell, Amell? Robbie's robbing us of some top notch skinema!
