Robert Nichols
Acting
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.
Born: July 20, 1924
Place of Birth: Oakland, California, USA
Known For
Filmography
as Scottish Minister
as Colonel Sarnac
as Derelict
as Old Man
as Fletcher
as Professor
as Robert Lewis (uncredited)
as Doctor Peterson
as Dr. Strick
as Reporter (uncredited)
as Passenger
as Smith
as American Travel Agent (uncredited)
as Horatio Bartholomew
as Lieut. Bender
as Bill
as Hulldown
as Sam Goulansky
as Sgt. Robert Pargo
as American Sailor
as Relief Bus Driver
as Bank Manager
as Wilbur "Brooklyn" Stuart
as Lt. Cmdr. Hereford
as Driscoll
as Mort 'Pinky' Snythe
as Beany Smith
as Oscar
as Joe Wilson
as Boy Honeymooner (uncredited)
as Smitty
as 2nd Lt. O'Hirons
as Orin
as Evans (uncredited)
as Citizen of Rome (uncredited)
as Pvt. Sommers
as Walsh
as Garage Man (uncredited)
as Henry
as Dynamo Jackson
as Harold Lane
as Felton (uncredited)
as Flash
as Fred Begley Jr.
as Fat Union Soldier (uncredited)
as Lt. Ken 'Mac' Erickson
as Motor Pool Mechanic (uncredited)