Robert Patrick’s career has been marked by several standout performances and his work demonstrates an impressive range not often seen by many actors. He has recently wrapped production on the film Pavement opposite Lauren Holly and is currently in production on the film Charlie's Angels 2 opposite Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz and Lucy Liu, for director McG.

Audiences most recently saw him starring as Special Agent John Doggett on the last two seasons for the now-classic television series, "The X-Files". Prior to that, Robert was seen in the Robert Rodriguez box-office hit, Spy Kids, for Dimension Films opposite Antonio Banderas and in Miramax Films' All The Pretty Horses opposite Matt Damon and Penelope Cruz, directed by Billy Bob Thornton.

Also, Robert has been in roles for Universal Pictures' Eye See You (A.K.A. Outpost & Detox) opposite Sylvester Stallone and A Texas Funeral, opposite Jane Adams and Joanne Whalley. Patrick's performance in three high profile second season episodes of the "The Sopranos" received him critical acclaim. He is best known for his performance as T-1000 in Terminator 2: Judgement Day opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger and The Faculty directed by Robert Rodriguez and written by Kevin Williamson. Patrick's additional film credits include From Dusk Till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money, the sequel to From Dusk Till Dawn, with Quentin Tarantino and produced by Robert Rodriguez for Miramax. Copland opposite Sylvester Stallone and Robert De Niro for Miramax, as well as the independent film The Only Thrill starring opposite Diane Keaton, Diane Lane and Sam Shepherd.

Also, as a favor to John Singleton, Patrick made a chilling cameo appearance in Rosewood, and before that took a comedic turn in Castle Rock Entertainment’s Striptese opposite Demi Moore, as her lowlife, thieving ex-husband. He’s also starred in Paramount’s Fire in the Sky, Double Dragon: The Movie, Decoy with Peter Weller, The Last Gasp, and Hong Kong '97 for TriMark Pictures as well as a Showtime episode of "The Outer Limits".

Born in Marietta, Georgia, on November 5, 1958. Robert has also lived in Dayton, Cleveland, Detroit and Boston. He played American Legion Baseball in high school and football at Bowling Green State University in Ohio, but after sitting in on drama classes, he decided to quit football and pursue acting.

In 1984 Patrick moved to Hollywood where a few weeks later, he was cast as a joint-smoking beatnik in the play Go. While performing on stage Patrick was discovered by a casting director for Roger Corman’s production company and quickly won the role of a psychotic biker in Warlords From Hell. Patrick next starred in the futuristic western Equalizer 2000. Taking his talents to the stage, he co-starred in the Los Angeles premiere of David Mamet’s The Shawl at the Waterfront Stage.

While a partner in the now dissolved independent film production company, 360 Entertainment, Patrick produced, along with Stanley Isaacs, Within The Rock and The End of the Road, a film in which he had a starring role.

Robert Patrick resides in Los Angeles with his wife Barbara and their two young children.