The actor Robert Larriviere starred in a lot of drama films.
Robert has spent 30 years building his career as a versatile character actor with a vast list of credits.
Robert attended Louisiana’s Northwestern State University where he received formal training in theater arts. Also in Los Angeles, at The Groundlings, he finished an improv course.
Where did Robert Larriviere go to college and high school? Did Robert Larriviere go to film school?
Larriviere worked on a variety of movies throughout his early days in the entertainment business, such as “Cleaner” with Samuel L. Jackson, “Factory Girl” with Guy Pearce, and “My Mom’s New Boyfriend” with Meg Ryan. He contributed to “Private Valentine: Blonde & Dangerous,” “Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins,” and “Year One” with Jessica Simpson.
In the early 2000s and the 2010s, Larriviere devoted his time to a number of endeavors, working with Jason Segel on “Youth in Revolt,” “Trespass,” and “Jeff Who Lives At Home.” He recently appeared in the films “Grudge Match” and “Black or White” with Kevin Costner.
