Robert David Hall Net Worth

Robert David Hall has an estimated net worth of $8 million. He is a respected American actor, voice artist, and musician best known for his long-running role as Dr. Al Robbins, the compassionate coroner on the hit CBS series CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.

Robert David Hall Net Worth	$8 Million
Date of Birth	Nov 9, 1947
Place of Birth	East Orange

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Early Life

Robert David Hall was born in East Orange, New Jersey, in 1946. He later attended the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where he earned a degree in English Literature in 1971.

Alongside his early academic pursuits, Hall developed a deep love for music. He is a skilled guitarist, pianist, and mandolin player, and also worked as a radio DJ in Los Angeles before transitioning to acting.

Life-Changing Accident

In the late 1970s, Hall survived a devastating car accident involving an 18-wheeler. The crash caused his car to catch fire, resulting in severe injuries and the loss of both of his legs. Hall began using prosthetic limbs and has since become a strong advocate for the representation of actors with disabilities in Hollywood.

His resilience and determination have made him an inspiration for many both inside and outside the entertainment industry.

Acting Career

Robert David Hall made his on-screen debut in 1983 and gradually built a varied career in both voice and live-action roles. His credits include:

The Littles (as Dinky Little / Mr. Bigg)
G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero
Class Action
Life Goes On
L.A. Law
Beverly Hills, 90210
Starship Troopers
The Practice

In many of his roles, Hall has drawn from his real-life experience as an amputee, playing characters who also use prosthetic limbs — helping increase visibility for disabled actors on screen.

Breakthrough with CSI

Hall’s most iconic role began in 2000, when he joined CSI: Crime Scene Investigation as Dr. Al Robbins, the thoughtful chief medical examiner. He appeared on the series throughout its 15-season run, becoming a fan favorite thanks to his calm demeanor and empathetic approach to forensic work.

This role significantly contributed to Hall’s net worth and cemented his place in television history.

Personal Life

Robert David Hall has been married three times. He married Susan Petroni in 1969, and after their divorce, he wed Connie Cole, a marriage that ended in 1987. In 1999, he married Judy Sterns, to whom he remains married today.