Robert Buckley
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- Actor Robert Buckley didn't have to go very far to pursue a career in his chosen artform. Born in Los Angeles in 1981, Buckley was surrounded by the bright lights of Hollywood for practically his entire life, but despite his proximity to the ...
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One Tree Hill: Will These Real-Life Besties Knock Boots?
10/12/09 We're still not sure what happened after the two drove off into the moonlight in last week's One Tree Hill , but one thing's for sure: Robert Buckley and Shantel VanSanten make a delicious duo. | E! Online -
Watch The First Four Minutes Of The One Tree Hill Season Premiere!
09/03/09 Check out the first four minutes of the new season, including new additions Robert Buckley (the shirtless hottie formerly on Lipstick Jungle ) and Shantel VanSanten , and evident missing faces Chad Michael Murray and Hilarie Burton . | Perez Hilton -
Monday shows off moves this fall
08/21/09 These are some of the questions that will be answered this fall on Mondays, an evening that has its share of top-10 shows but lacks the sizzle of other weeknights. | Variety -
Spoiler Chat: Is Eric Getting His Fangs Into Sookie Stackhouse on True Blood?
08/03/09 "Eric was kind of misunderstood. A lot of people would come up to me and say, 'Oh, you're the evil...the bad guy.' I always had to defend him because there's more to him than that," says Alexander. | E! Online -
Robert Buckley joins 'One Tree Hill'
06/10/09 On the series, which enters its seventh season this fall, Buckley will play Clayton, a brash young sports agent who represents Nathan Scott (James Lafferty) and has become a close friend, ally, business partner and advisor to him while also enjoying the spoils that come from being a wealthy, handsome single guy. | The Hollywood Reporter