Robert Patrick (born November 5, 1958 in Marietta, Georgia, USA) is an American actor. He was the track and field athlete.

He is the brother of Filter lead singer Richard Patrick. He is married to actress Barbara Patrick who appeared with him around a few of his films like Zero Tolerance & when Barbara Doggett around both episodes of The X-Files. He has the girl (Austin) & the boy (Samuel). About yearly, he does a Love Ride, an annual motorbike race that raises money for charities. Patrick shot to fame by starring paired Arnold Schwarzenegger in 1991's Terminator 2: Judgment Day. He played a T-1000, the Eradicator that assumed person form however was manufactured of a substance that can imitate anything it touched. His performance was the superb blend of villianous intensity & ruthlessness, & he was an first-class direct contrast to Schwarzenegger's at present 'skillful' T-800.

His virtually all recent roles include Ray Cash, father of Johnny Cash, in Walk the Line, and Vernon Presley around the miniseries about Elvis Presley. A second noticeable role he experienced wwhen as Professional John Doggett around Seasons 8 & 9 of The X Files. He too recently guest starred around an episode of the hit TV series Lost, playing the character known as Hibbs in the episode Outlaws. Last, Patrick played the rapist on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.

Brief Filmography
Ladder 49 (2004) ... when Lenny Richter Stargate Atlantis (2004) ... when Colonel Marshall Sumner ''Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (2003) ... when Ray Carter D-Tox (2002) ... when Noah The X-Files (2000-2002) ... when John Doggett Spy Kids (2001) ... when Mr. Lisp Cop Land (1997) ... when Jack Duffy Striptease (1996) ... when Darrell Grant The Cool Surface (1994) ... when Jarvis Scott Double Dragon (1994) ... when Kogo Shuko aka Guisman Last Action Hero (1993) ... when T-1000 (Cameo) Fire in the Sky (1993) ... when Microphone Rogers Wayne's World (1992) ... when Bad Copper (A T-1000) Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) ... when T-1000 Die Hard 2'' (1990) ... when O'Reilly