Rob Knox Documentary Nears Completion
The documentary about the life of late “Harry Potter” actor Rob Knox (Marcus Belby) is nearing completion. Find out more about it here!
by Mary Wojcicki · Published November 13, 2019 · Last modified August 9, 2023
The documentary about the life of late “Harry Potter” actor Rob Knox (Marcus Belby) is nearing completion. Find out more about it here!
Over 11 years have passed since the untimely death of “Harry Potter” actor Rob Knox (Marcus Belby) at just 18 years old. His family has helped keep his memory alive through multiple initiatives, including an annual film festival in his name.
On May 24, 2018, it will be ten years since Rob Knox was tragically murdered at 18 years old, a victim of knife violence.
Raise your wands in memory of actor Rob Knox as we celebrate his birthday and learn more about the foundation his family has created in his name.
It’s been seven years since Rob Knox, the actor who played Marcus Belby in “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince”, was stabbed outside Metro Bar in Sidcup while protecting his younger brother; he was only 18 years old. Now, a group of teens participating in the UK’s National Citizen Service, a community action group for teenagers, has raised money for and dedicated a church bench in the actor’s honor.
Held in memory of Rob Knox (Marcus Belby), the Rob Knox Film Festival is having its most popular year ever for submissions.
It is well known that back in 2008, Rob Knox (Marcus Belby) was tragically killed during a knife attack in Sidcup, South East London. It has now been confirmed that the last film he ever appeared in is to have its world premiere at the Rob Knox Film Festival in Bexley next month.
We told you yesterday the killer of Half-Blood Prince actor Robert Knox was convicted of murder. We've now learned that the court has given him a life sentence. From the BBC: Bishop, who was...
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