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However, the real education and formation of his acting style took place in London, where he studied at the famous Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. In this cultural and creative center, Robert Englund deepened his knowledge and skills in the field of acting, under the guidance of experienced teachers.

Robert's first steps in the film world were inconspicuous, but his talent was seen in the horror industry. He played roles in several small films before landing his iconic role in "Nightmare on Elm Street" (1984). In this film, he embodied the image of Freddie Krueger, an ominous killer who became one of the most recognizable characters in the history of horror cinema.

Robert Englund has since become a symbol of the horror genre. He played in several sequels of "Nightmare on Elm Street" and other cult films, including:

- "Poltergeist 3" (1988): In this film, he played the role of a psychotherapist trying to solve the secrets of supernatural phenomena.

- "Call 3" (1990): In this horror film, he played the role of a mysterious sorcerer pursuing the main characters through the darkness of time.

- "Fears" (1996): In this thriller, he embodied the image of a mad assassin preying on his victims in a maze of horrors.

Robert Englund continues to be one of the most recognizable and beloved actors of the horror genre. His career serves as an example of how talent and devotion to the genre can lead to an iconic status in the world of horror cinematography.