Fun Facts About Nick Robinson From “Voicemails For Isabelle”

Nothing draws audiences in quite like a romantic comedy that nails the formula: a gut-wrenching plot layered with sweeping grand gestures, laugh-out-loud moments and a romantic hero who sets the bar for green flags. “Voicemails for Isabelle” delivered just that, and at the heart of it is Nick Robinson—moving at full speed—marking a new chapter in his career.

From sitcom stardom to blockbuster franchises and indie films, Robinson has proven he can do it all—and now he’s added a rom-com up his sleeve, we obviously want more. Critics and fans alike are smitten with his latest turn, and the internet has officially fallen for him all over again. Naturally, it didn’t take long for fans to start fan-casting him as Miles Novak in the inevitable adaptation of Emily Henry’s Funny Story, and honestly? We’re not mad about it.

With his name dominating every social media feed and conversation right now, we’ve put together a guide to all the fun facts you need to know about him.

He grew up there before moving to Los Angeles, California, for his acting career.

He was born on 22 March 1995—he’s 31 years old.

Nick Robinson has been finding sanctuary in acting since his debut in the industry as a child. He had a role in the stage adaptation of Charles Dickens’ novel, A Christmas Carol. From his earliest days on stage to his series debut in the ABC Family sitcom Melissa & Joey, his career has been fuelled by passion and purpose. Since then, he’s had standout performances.

The real scene stealer was his lead role as Simon Spier in Love, Simon, a coming-of-age film about a closeted teen forced to confront his secret and gay awakening when a blackmailer threatens to expose his secrets—sending him on an emotional journey toward self-acceptance.

But he didn’t stop there—Robinson kept the momentum going, building an impressively varied resume with films like The 5th Wave, Everything, Everything, Maid, Damsel, Jurassic World, The Kings of Summer, A Teacher and Being Charlie.

Now, he’s the leading man for Netflix’s romantic comedy, Voicemails For Isabelle. A story of grief, chaos and connections, this heart-wrenching film will break you and put you back together. The film follows Jill, played by Zoey Deutch, as she copes with her sister’s death by leaving her voicemails chronicling her chaotic life. When the number is unknowingly reassigned, a real estate agent, Wes—Nick Robinson—begins receiving the confessional messages. If you’ve ever talked to someone who couldn’t hear you, you’ll feel this one in your chest.

But it was Robinson who truly stole the show—floppy, Disney-prince hair, dreamy eyes, and a husky voice. He played a man yearning for the love of his life. We had a slow-burn, friends-to-lovers romance, a sprint through the rain with fireworks in the background and a romantic confession in a taco shop. We even had a sexy bite on the shoulder. It had everything a love story should—and then some. And Robinson delivered his role perfectly.

And, we know without missing a beat, he’s already geared up for an array of promising projects.

Robinson posts to Instagram now and then, but he’s not even on TikTok—which is exactly where most of his fan edits live.