Robert Young
Cast
- Born
- February 22, 1907 · Chicago, Illinois, USA
- Died
- July 21, 1998
- Birth name
- Robert George Young
Robert Young was born on February 22, 1907 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. He was an actor and producer, known for Crossfire (1947), Northwest Passage (1940) and The Enchanted Cottage (1945). He was married to Elizabeth Louise Henderson. He died on July 21, 1998 in Westlake Village, California, USA.
Cast
- 2022Lucy and DesiSelfuncredited,archiveFootage
- 2017SpielbergDr. Marcus Welby (archiveFootage)
- 2012Out of My Dreams: Oscar Hammerstein IIEddie Crane (archiveFootage)
- 2008Crawford at WarnersDoctor James Merrill (archiveFootage)
- 1999Television: The First Fifty YearsJim Anderson (archiveFootage)
- 1999The 71st Annual Academy AwardsSelf - Memorial Tribute (archiveFootage)
- 199720th Century-Fox: The First 50 YearsHarry King (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
- 1994That's Entertainment! IIIRobert Young - Radio Announcer (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
- 1991Kisses (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
- 1990Myrna Loy: So Nice to Come Home toSelf (archiveFootage)
- 1990The Wonderful Wizard of Oz: 50 Years of MagicSelf
- 1988Marcus Welby, M.D.: A Holiday AffairDr. Marcus Welby
- 1987Mercy or Murder?Roswell Gilbert
- 1987A Conspiracy of LoveJoe Woldarski
- 1986Sex Violence & Values: Changing ImagesFather (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
- 1986NBC 60th Anniversary CelebrationSelf
- 1985All-Star Party for 'Dutch' ReaganSelf (uncredited)
- 1984The Return of Marcus Welby, M.D.Dr. Marcus Welby
- 1983Prime Times (archiveFootage)
- 1982Hollywood's ChildrenSelf (archiveFootage)
- 1980Hour MagazineSelf
- 1979All Star Tribute to Ingrid BergmanSelf
- 1979The British Academy AwardsSelf - Winner
- 1979Little WomenGrandpa James Laurence
- 1978TV: The Fabulous FiftiesSelf (archiveFootage)
- 1978ABC's Silver Anniversary CelebrationSelf
- 1978Little WomenGrandpa James Laurence
- 1977The Father Knows Best ReunionJames Anderson
- 1977The 29th Annual Primetime Emmy AwardsHimself - Presenter
- 1977Father Knows Best: Home for ChristmasJim Anderson
- 1977Over EasySelf
- 1976That's Entertainment, Part IIEddie Crane (archiveFootage)
- 1975What's My Line? At 25Self (archiveFootage)
- 1975Donny and MarieSelf
- 1974That's Entertainment!Self - at Banquet (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
- 1974Dinah!Self - Guest
- 1973My Darling Daughters' AnniversaryJudge Charles Raleigh
- 1973Robert Young with the YoungHimself
- 1973The 30th Annual Golden Globe AwardsSelf - Nominee
- 1972Zenith Presents: A Salute to Television's 25th AnniversaryHimself
- 1972Salute to Oscar Hammerstein IISelf - Host
- 1972All My Darling DaughtersJudge Charles Raleigh
- 1972The ABC Comedy HourSelf
- 1971Robert Young and the FamilyHost
- 1971VanishedSen. Earl Gannon
- 1971Owen Marshall, Counselor at LawDr. Marcus Welby
- 1970The 27th Annual Golden Globe AwardsSelf - Nominee
- 1970The 12th Annual TV Week Logie AwardsSelf
- 1969The 26th Annual Golden Globe AwardsSelf - Presenter
- 1969Philbin's PeopleSelf
- 1969The Glen Campbell Goodtime HourSelf
- 1969Marcus Welby, M.D.Dr. Marcus Welby
- 1969The David Frost ShowSelf - Guest
- 1969Stars on SundaySelf
- 1968The Dick Cavett ShowSelf - Guest
- 1968The Name of the GameHerman Allison
- 1967The Kraft Music HallSelf
- 1967The Joey Bishop ShowSelf - Guest
- 1966Jerry Lewis MDA Labor Day TelethonSelf
- 1966ABC Stage 67Self - Host
- 1966Broome StagesThe Earl
- 1963Delta Kappa Alpha Silver Anniversary BanquetSelf
- 1963Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler TheatreAdm. Matt Callahan
- 1962The Tonight Show Starring Johnny CarsonSelf - Guest
- 1962The Merv Griffin ShowSelf - Guest
- 1961The 33rd Annual Academy AwardsSelf - Audience Member
- 1961What About Linda?Himself
- 1961The Mike Douglas ShowSelf - Guest
- 1961Dr. KildareDr. Gilbert Winfield
- 1961PasswordSelf
- 1961Window on Main StreetCameron Garrett Brooks
- 1959The 11th Annual Primetime Emmy AwardsSelf - Nominee & Presenter
- 1959The Bell Telephone HourSelf - Host
- 1958The 10th Annual Primetime Emmy AwardsSelf - Winner
- 1958The Garry Moore ShowSelf - Guest
- 1957The 9th Annual Primetime Emmy AwardsSelf
- 1956The 8th Annual Primetime Emmy AwardsSelf
- 1956HomeSelf
- 1956The Steve Allen ShowSelf - Guest
- 1954The Big MomentNarrator
- 1954Secret of the IncasStanley Moorehead
- 1954HomeSelf
- 1954Father Knows BestJim Anderson
- 1954The Cassini ShowSelf - Guest
- 1952The Half-BreedDan Craig
- 1952Let George Do It
- 1952TodaySelf
- 1952I've Got a SecretSelf - Guest Star
- 1952The Ford Television TheatreTom Warren
- 1952The ChristophersSelf
- 1951Goodbye, My FancyDoctor James Merrill
- 1951An Important DaySelf
- 1950The Second WomanJeffrey Cohalan
- 1950What's My Line?Self - Mystery Guest
- 1950This Is Your LifeSelf
- 1950The Ken Murray ShowSelf
- 1949Adventure in BaltimoreDr. Sheldon
- 1949That Forsyte WomanPhilip Bosinney
- 1949Bride for SaleSteve Adams
- 1949And Baby Makes ThreeVernon 'Vern' Walsh
- 1948Sitting PrettyHarry King
- 1948RelentlessNick Buckley
- 1948The Ed Sullivan ShowSelf
- 1947CrossfireDet Capt. Finlay
- 1947They Won't Believe MeLarry Ballentine
- 1946The Searching WindAlex Hazen
- 1946Claudia and DavidDavid Naughton
- 1946Lady LuckScott
- 1945The Enchanted CottageOliver Bradford
- 1945Those Endearing Young CharmsLt. Hurley 'Hank' Travers
- 1944The Canterville GhostCuffy Williams
- 1943Sweet Rosie O'GradySamuel A. Magee
- 1943Slightly DangerousBob Stuart
- 1943ClaudiaDavid Naughton
- 1942CairoHomer Smith
- 1942Journey for MargaretJohn Davis
- 1942Joe Smith, AmericanJoe Smith
- 1941Lady Be GoodEddie Crane
- 1941Married BachelorRandolph Haven
- 1941The Trial of Mary DuganJimmy Blake
- 1941H.M. Pulham, Esq.Harry Pulham
- 1941Western UnionRichard Blake
- 1940The Mortal StormFritz Marberg
- 1940Northwest PassageLangdon Towne
- 1940FlorianAnton Erban
- 1940Sporting BloodMyles Vanders
- 1940The Miracle of SoundSelf (archiveFootage)
- 1940Dr. Kildare's CrisisDouglas 'Doug' Lamont
- 1939Maisie'Slim' Martin
- 1939Bridal SuiteNeil McGill
- 1939Miracles for SaleMichael Morgan
- 1939HonoluluBrooks Mason
- 1938Screen Snapshots Series 17, No. 5Self
- 1938Three ComradesGottfried Lenz
- 1938JosettePierre Brassard
- 1938Paradise for ThreeFritz Hagedorn
- 1938Rich Man, Poor GirlBill Harrison
- 1938The Shining HourDavid Linden
- 1938The Toy WifeAndre Vallaire
- 1937Married Before BreakfastTom Wakefield
- 1937Dangerous NumberHank
- 1937The Emperor's CandlesticksGrand Duke Peter
- 1937The Bride Wore RedRudi Pal
- 1937I Met Him in ParisGene Anders
- 1937Navy Blue and GoldRoger 'Rog' Ash
- 1936Secret AgentMarvin
- 1936Sworn EnemyHank Sherman
- 1936StowawayTommy Randall
- 1936The 3 Wise GuysJoe Hatcher
- 1936The Longest NightCharley Phelps
- 1936The Bride Walks OutM. Hugh McKenzie
- 1936It's Love AgainPeter
- 1935Vagabond LadyTony Spear
- 1935Remember Last Night?Tony Milburn
- 1935Red SaluteJeff
- 1935Calm YourselfPreston 'Pat' Patton
- 1935West Point of the Air'Little Mike' Stone
- 1935The Bride Comes HomeJack Bristow
- 1934Death on the DiamondLarry Kelly
- 1934Whom the Gods DestroyJack Forrester
- 1934Hollywood PartyRobert Young - Radio Announcer (uncredited)
- 1934The House of RothschildCapt. Fitzroy
- 1934The Band Plays OnTony Ferrera
- 1934SpitfireJohn Stafford
- 1934Paris InterludePat
- 1934CarolinaWill Connelly
- 1934La ciudad de cartónSelf
- 1934Lazy RiverWilliam 'Bill' Drexel
- 1933Hell BelowLieut. (JG) 'Brick' Walters
- 1933Today We LiveClaude
- 1933Men Must FightGeoffrey Aiken
- 1933Saturday's MillionsJim Fowler
- 1933Tugboat AnnieAlec
- 1933The Right to RomanceBobby Preble
- 1932The Wet ParadeKip Tarleton
- 1932Strange InterludeGordon as a Young Man
- 1932UnashamedDick Ogden
- 1932The Kid from SpainRicardo
- 1932New Morals for OldRalph Thomas
- 1931The Sin of Madelon ClaudetDr. Claudet
- 1931Hell DiversGraham - Pilot Reporting Missing Airplanes (uncredited)
- 1931The Black CamelJimmy Bradshaw
- 1931The Guilty GenerationMarco Ricca