People
Robert Walker
- Name: Robert Walker
- Birthday: 1918-10-13
- Also known as: Robert Walker Sr. ,Robert Hudson Walker,Robert Hudson Walker Sr.
- Place of birth: Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
- Popularity: 0.39
Biography:
Robert Walker (October 13, 1918 - August 28, 1951) was an American film actor. He is probably best known for his role as Bruno Anthony in Alfred Hitchcock's 1951 thriller Strangers on a Train.
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Movies:
| Title | Release date |
|---|---|
| Innocent Blood as Bruno (archive footage) | 1992-09-25 |
| The Men Who Made the Movies: Vincente Minnelli as Self (archive footage) | 1973-01-01 |
| My Son John as John Jefferson | 1952-04-08 |
| Strangers on a Train as Bruno Antony | 1951-06-27 |
| Vengeance Valley as Lee Strobie | 1951-02-14 |
| The Skipper Surprised His Wife as Cmdr. William J. Lattimer | 1950-06-29 |
| Please Believe Me as Terence Keath | 1950-05-12 |
| Mule Train as Townsman (uncredited) | 1950-02-22 |
| One Touch of Venus as Eddie Hatch | 1948-08-01 |
| My Own True Love as Charles Stone | 1948-07-01 |
| Song of Love as Johannes Brahms | 1947-10-09 |
| The Sea of Grass as Brock Brewton | 1947-04-25 |
| The Beginning or the End as Col. Jeff Nixon | 1947-02-19 |
| Till the Clouds Roll By as Jerome Kern | 1946-12-05 |
| The Sailor Takes a Wife as John Hill | 1945-12-28 |
| What Next, Corporal Hargrove? as Corporal Hargrove | 1945-11-21 |
| Her Highness and the Bellboy as Jimmy Dobson | 1945-11-11 |
| The Clock as Corporal Joe Allen | 1945-05-25 |
| Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo as David Thatcher | 1944-11-15 |
| Since You Went Away as Corporal William G. 'Bill' Smollett II | 1944-06-30 |
| See Here, Private Hargrove as Pvt. Marion Hargrove | 1944-03-18 |
| Twenty Years After as (archive footage) | 1944-01-01 |
| Madame Curie as David Le Gros | 1943-12-16 |
| Bataan as Leonard Purckett | 1943-06-03 |
| Today I Hang as Prison Guard (uncredited) | 1942-01-09 |
| Dancing Co-Ed as Boy (uncredited) | 1939-09-29 |
| These Glamour Girls as College Boy (uncredited) | 1939-08-18 |
| Winter Carnival as Wes | 1939-07-28 |
| Aces and Eights as Croupier (uncredited) | 1936-06-06 |
