THE LIFE AND TIMES OF MR CLIVE ROBERTSON

THE WOMEN IN CLIVE'S LIFE

KATE ROBERTSON

Kate is Clive's mum. She is probably the biggest love of his life. She is also a fan of Sunset Beach.

FIONA ROBERTSON

Fiona is Clive's sister. We dont know much about her, just that she knows the site exists and has visited it. If you read this Fiona, give us your thoughts on Clive!

LIBBY ROBERTSON

Libby Robertson is Clive's wife. We don't know much about her except that she was an Australian actress, I don't know what she does now. Clive and Libby met at drama school, and dated for quite a few years before getting married.

CLIVE'S FRIENDS

ROBERT BECK

Robert is an actor and has starred in Emmerdale, Brookside and even The X-Files. He got the part in the x-files while on holiday visiting Clive.

SAM BEHRENS

Clive said once in an interview him and Sam visit the Soap Opera Digest message boards. Guess they go surfing together!

CLIVE'S BIO

Since "Sunset Beach" premiered, Robertson has garnered two award nominations from leading soap publications for Hottest Newcomer and Best Actor. He also has become a fixture as one of daytime's sexiest men in various soap opera magazines.

Classically trained as a theater actor, Robertson has successfully used his debonair good looks and British sophistication to create a commanding screen presence reminiscent of a young Timothy Dalton or Pierce Brosnan. "Soap Opera Update" describes Robertson's acting style as "Cary Grant meets James Bond."

From the age of eight until he was well into his teens, Robertson attended boarding school in Hampshire, England. At Marlborough College, he expressed his interest in athletics, competing in boxing, tennis, golf, and rugby. Marlborough prepped him for his sports enthusiasm and introduced him to his love for Ancient Roman History.

After his father's death when Robertson was 15, he accepted the advice of family and friends to pursue a traditional career. He attended the Oxford School of Business where he earned a bachelor of arts degree. After graduation, he landed a marketing position at a large blue chip company.

Soon, Robertson traveled to East Africa where he reassessed his life and the direction it was taking. Robertson decided he wanted to act and enrolled in Arts Educational, a top drama school in London.

Robertson has had leads in Wimbledon Open Air Theater's production of Shakespeare's "As You Like It," the Theater Museum's "Breaking the Code," and successful productions of "Wuthering Heights" and "The Wild Ass's Skin." His television credits include a featured role in the British soap "London Bridge," the made-for-television movie "Papararazzo" and the independent feature film "Before the Killing Starts."