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Personal Info

Gender

Male

Birthday

1924-07-20 (100 years old)

Place of Birth

Oakland, California, USA

Robert Nichols

Biography:

Born in Oakland, Robert Nichols (20 July 1924 - 21 March 2013) was an American actor and entertainer. His career started as an entertainer during the Second World War and went on to study at London's Royal Academy of Dramatic Art before finding his first film role in the 1949 feature; I Was a Male War Bride. He has since starred in dozens of films throughout his career.

Known For

Acting

1993

So I Married an Axe Murderer as Scottish Minister

1992

Under Siege as Colonel Sarnac

1984

1977

Soldier's Home as Old Man

1976

God Told Me To as Fletcher

1975

1973

Westworld as Robert Lewis (uncredited)

1972

They Only Kill Their Masters as Doctor Peterson
Second Chance as Dr. Strick
Temperatures Rising as Dr. Baker

1971

Escape from the Planet of the Apes as Reporter (uncredited)

1970

The Out-of-Towners as Passenger

1969

1964

The Yellow Rolls-Royce as American Travel Agent (uncredited)
Man in the Middle as Lieut. Bender
The Addams Family as Horatio Bartholomew

1963

Follow the Boys as Hulldown

1962

The Amorous Prawn as Sam Goulansky
The Saint as Sgt. Robert Pargo

1961

Don't Bother to Knock as American Sailor

1960

The Andy Griffith Show as Relief Bus Driver

1959

1957

Don't Go Near the Water as Lt. Cmdr. Hereford
Bombers B-52 as Wilbur "Brooklyn" Stuart

1956

Giant as Mort 'Pinky' Snythe
Hold Back The Night as Beany Smith
Navy Wife as Oscar

1955

This Island Earth as Joe Wilson
Tight Spot as Boy Honeymooner (uncredited)

1954

The Command as 2nd Lt. O'Hirons
Johnny Dark as Smitty

1953

Jennifer as Orin
Battle Circus as Pvt. Sommers
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes as Evans (uncredited)

1952

Monkey Business as Garage Man (uncredited)
Hold That Line as Harold Lane
Red Skies of Montana as Felton (uncredited)

1951

The Thing from Another World as Lt. Ken 'Mac' Erickson
The Red Badge of Courage as Fat Union Soldier (uncredited)
The Blue Veil as Fred Begley Jr.

1949

I Was a Male War Bride as Motor Pool Mechanic (uncredited)