Bobby Coleman

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Characters played by Bobby Coleman

Hunter Malby — Post Grad (2009)

Ryden's younger brother who aspires to compete in a boxcar derby.

Ethan Snow — Glass House: The Good Mother (2006)

Ethan Snow is Abby Snow's brother and the other child adopted by Eve Goode and Raymond Goode. He is given a room closer to the parents but later becomes dangerously ill because Eve is poisoning him. Ethan is nearly drowned in a bathtub, but Abby finds him, pulls him out, and helps save his life.

Dennis — Martian Child (2007)

Dennis is the troubled young boy adopted by David who sincerely believes he comes from Mars. He avoids sunlight, collects earthly objects, struggles at school, and fears being sent away. After fleeing to a museum roof, he finally trusts David's promise of permanent love and protection.

Henry — Robosapien: Rebooted (2013)

Henry is a twelve-year-old boy who discovers the damaged robot, repairs it, and names it Cody. He develops a close friendship with Cody, chooses to return the robot to Allan when its past is revealed, and later joins Meagan and Cody to rescue Joanna and Allan.

Billy Kirkfield — Snowmen (2010)

Billy Kirkfield is a ten-year-old boy with cancer who believes he has only weeks to live. Wanting to leave a lasting memory, he leads Howard Garvey and Lucas Lamb in an effort to break the snowman record. His televised campaign, rescue, and eventual discovery that friendship is the true legacy form the story's emotional core.

Career Overview

Bobby Coleman has 14 screen credits in a career dating back to 2005. Their work is anchored in the The Glass House Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Last Song, Post Grad, Snowmen. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
male
Known Credits
14
Birth Date
1997-05-05
Birth Place
Pasadena, California, USA

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