Robert Beatty
Acting
Born October 19, 1909, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Robert Beatty (19 October 1909 – 3 March 1992) was a Canadian actor who worked in film, television and radio for most of his career and was especially known in the UK. Description above from the Wikipedia article Robert Beatty, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Filmography
- 1989The Return of Sam McCloud — William Maitland
- 1987Breakthrough at Reykjavik — Ronald Reagan
- 1987Superman IV: The Quest for Peace — U.S. President
- 1986Labyrinth — Left Door Knocker (voice)
- 1985Blake's 7: The Beginning — Bran Foster
- 1983Superman III — Tanker Captain
- 1982Man and Superman — Mr. Malone
- 1981The Amateur — Ambassador Neville
- The Martian Chronicles — Gen. Halstead
- Minder — The Judge
- Tales of the Unexpected — Pulver
- 1979Unidentified Flying Oddball — Senator Milburn
- Blake's 7 — Bran Foster
- 1977Golden Rendezvous — Dr. Taubman
- Jesus of Nazareth — Proculus
- Teleplay
- The New Avengers — Col. Ilenko
- 1976The Pink Panther Strikes Again — Admiral
- 1975Sleepwalker — Dan Summers
- 1974The Gathering Storm — Lord Beaverbrook
- Orson Welles' Great Mysteries — Trench
- Thriller — Dan Summers
- 1972Pope Joan — Dr. Corwin
- 1972Sitting Target — Gun Dealer
- Counterstrike — Pinot
- ITV Saturday Night Theatre — Mr. Zeeder
- 19682001: A Space Odyssey — Dr. Ralph Halvorsen
- 1968Where Eagles Dare — Brig. Gen. George Carnaby
- 1967Bikini Paradise — Commissioner
- 1966Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet — General Cutler
- 1966Too Near the Sun — Narrator
- 1964The Death Ray of Dr. Mabuse — Col. Matson
- Doctor Who — General Cutler
- The Human Jungle — George Shelton
- 1962The Amorous Prawn — Larry Hoffman
- 1960The Shakedown — Jarvis
- No Hiding Place
- 1959Operation Universe — Narrator
- Dial 999 — Det. Insp. Mike Maguire
- 1957Something of Value — Jeff Newton, Elizabeth's Husband
- 1957Tarzan and the Lost Safari — Tusker Hawkins
- Theatre Night — Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
- 1957Time Lock — Pete Dawson
- Armchair Theatre — Michael Steel
- 1956The Secret of Magic Island
- Wire Service — John Templar
- 1955Out of the Clouds — Nick Millbourne
- 1955Portrait of Alison — Tim Forrester
- 1954All Found — Narrator
- 1954Loves of Three Queens — Menelao (segment: The Face That Launched a Thousand Ships)
- 1954Model Girl
- 1953A Journal of the Outdoors No. 11 — Narrator
- 1953Albert R.N. — Lt Jim Reed
- 1953Gentlemen, The Queen
- 1953Man on a Tightrope — Barovic
- 1953The Broken Horseshoe — Dr. Mark Benton
- 1953The Net — Maj. Sam Seagram
- 1953The Oracle — Bob Jefferson
- 1953The Square Ring — Jim 'Kid' Curtis
- 1952The Figurehead
- 1952The Gentle Gunman — Shinto
- 1952The Magic Box — Lord Beaverbrook
- 1952Wings of Danger — Nick Talbot
- 1951Calling Bulldog Drummond — Arthur Gunns
- 1951Captain Horatio Hornblower R.N. — Lt. William Bush
- Hallmark Hall of Fame — Lord Beaverbrook
- 1951Spotlight at the Fair — Commentator
- 1950Her Favourite Husband — Antonio Pellegrini
- 1950The Twenty Questions Murder Mystery — Bob Beacham
- 1948Against the Wind — Father Philip Elliot
- 1948Another Shore — Gulliver Shields
- 1948Counterblast — Dr. Paul Rankin
- 1948Portrait from Life — Campbell Reid
- 1947Green Fingers — Thomas Stone
- 1947Odd Man Out — Dennis
- 1946A Matter of Life and Death — US Crewman (uncredited)
- 1946Appointment with Crime — Det. Insp. Rogers
- 1944It Happened One Sunday — Tom Stevens
- 1943San Demetrio London — 'Yank' Preston - M.V. San Demetrio
- 1942One of Our Aircraft Is Missing — Sgt. Hopkins
- 1942Suspected Person — Louis Franklin
- 194149th Parallel — RCMP Mountie in Alberta (voice)
- 1941Dangerous Moonlight — Reporter with Carol
- 1940After Mein Kampf
- 1939Murder in Soho — Jack
Appearances as themselves (1)
- 1956The Atlantic Community: Introducing the United Kingdom — Self - Commentator (voice)