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Cause of death
  
Natural causes

Occupation
  
Actor

Resting place
  
Cremated

Name
  
Cliff Robertson

Education
  
La Jolla High School

Role
  
Actor

Alma mater
  

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Full Name
  
Clifford Parker Robertson III

Born
  
September 9, 1923 (
1923-09-09
)
La Jolla, California, U.S.

Residence
  
Died
  
September 10, 2011, Stony Brook, New York, United States

Spouse
  
Dina Merrill (m. 1966–1989), Cynthia Stone (m. 1957–1959)

Children
  
Heather Robertson, Stephanie Robertson

Parents
  
Clifford Parker Robertson Jr., Audrey Willingham

Movies
  
Charly, Spider‑Man, Spider‑Man 2, Spider‑Man 3, Three Days of the Condor

Similar People
  
Dina Merrill, Rosemary Harris, Heather Robertson, Rod Taylor, Cynthia Stone

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Clifford Parker Robertson III (September 9, 1923 – September 10, 2011) was an American actor with a film and television career that spanned half a century. Robertson portrayed a young John F. Kennedy in the 1963 film PT 109, and won the 1968 Academy Award for Best Actor for his role in the movie Charly. On television, he portrayed retired astronaut Buzz Aldrin in the 1976 adaptation of Aldrin's autobiographic Return to Earth, played a fictional character based on Director of Central Intelligence Richard Helms in the 1977 miniseries Washington: Behind Closed Doors, and portrayed Henry Ford in the 1987 Ford: The Man and the Machine. His last well-known film appearances were in 2002 through 2007 as Uncle Ben in the Spider-Man film trilogy.

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Early life and education

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Robertson was born in La Jolla, California, the son of Clifford Parker Robertson, Jr. (1902–1968), and his first wife, Audrey Olga Robertson (née Willingham; 1903–1925). His Texas-born father was described as "the idle heir to a tidy sum of ranching money". Robertson once said, "[My father] was a very romantic figure – tall, handsome. He married four or five times, and between marriages he'd pop in to see me. He was a great raconteur, and he was always surrounded by sycophants who let him pick up the tab. During the Depression, he tapped the trust for $500,000, and six months later he was back for more."

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Robertson's parents divorced when he was one, and his mother died of peritonitis a year later in El Paso, Texas, at the age of 21. He was raised by his maternal grandmother, Mary Eleanor "Eleanora" Willingham (née Sawyer, 1875–1957), in California, and rarely saw his father. He graduated in 1941 from La Jolla High School, where he was known as "The Walking Phoenix".

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He served in the U.S. Merchant Marine in World War II, before attending Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio and dropping out to work as a journalist for a short time.

Career

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Robertson studied at the Actors Studio,becoming a life member. In the early 50s he worked steadily on television, including a stint in the lead of Rod Brown of the Rocket Rangers (1953-54). He appeared in Broadway in Late Love (1953-54) and The Wisteria Tree (1955), the latter written by Joshua Logan.

Columbia

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Robertson made his film debut in Picnic (1955), directed by Logan. Robertson played the role of William Holden's best friend - a part originated on stage by Paul Newman.

The film was a big hit and Robertson was promoted to Joan Crawford's co star in Autumn Leaves (1956), also at Columbia, playing her mentally unstable younger lover. This meant he had to pass up the chance to replace Ben Gazzara on Broadway in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. However he did return to Broadway to appear in Orpheus Descending by Tennessee Williams, which only had a short run.

Robertson went to RKO to make two movies: The Naked and the Dead (1958), an adaptation of the famous novel, co-starring Aldo Ray; and The Girl Most Likely (1958), a musical - the last film made by RKO Studios. Robertson received superb reviews for The Days of Wine and Roses on TV with Piper Laurie.

He was in Columbia's Gidget (1959) appearing opposite Sandra Dee as the Big Kahuna. It was popular and led to two sequels, neither of which Robertson appeared in. Less successful was a war film at Columbia, Battle of the Coral Sea (1959).

Robertson had better luck on TV, appearing in the excellent "A Hundred Yards Over the Rim" for The Twilight Zone. He was third lead in Paramount's All in a Night's Work (1961) and starred in Samuel Fuller's Underworld U.S.A. (1961) at Columbia.

Robertson supported Esther Williams in The Big Show (1961). He had his first film hit since Gidget with Columbia's The Interns (1962). After supporting Debbie Reynolds in My Six Loves (1963), Robertson was President John F. Kennedy's personal choice to play him in 1963's PT 109. The film was not a success at the box office.

More popular was Sunday in New York (1963), where Robertson supported Rod Taylor and Jane Fonda, and The Best Man where he was a ruthless presidential candidate.

Robertson appeared in a popular war film 633 Squadron (1964) then supported Lana Turner in a melodrama, Love Has Many Faces (1965). In 1965 he said his contract with Columbia was for one film a year.

Charly

Frustrated at the progress of his career, Robertson optioned the rights to a TV play he had appeared in, Flowers for Algernon. He hired William Goldman to write a script. Before Goldman completed his work, Robertson arranged Goldman to be hired to Americanise the dialogue for Masquerade (1965), a spy spoof which Robertson starred in, replacing Rex Harrison.

Robertson then made a war film, Up from the Beach (1965) for Fox and guest starred on that studio's TV show, Batman (1966). He co-starred with Harrison in The Honey Pot (1967) for Joseph Manckiewicz then was in another war movie, The Devil's Brigade (1968) with William Holden.

Robertson disliked Goldman's Algernon script and replaced the writer with Stirling Silliphant for what became Charly (1968). The film was a bit hit and Robertson won the 1968 Academy Award for Best Actor for his portrayal of a mentally disabled man.

Stardom

Charly was made by ABC Pictures who insisted Robert Aldrich use him in Too Late the Hero (1970), a war film with Michael Caine that disappointed at the box office.

He turned down roles in The Anderson Tapes, Straw Dogs (before Peckinpah was involved) and Dirty Harry. Instead Robertson co-wrote, starred in and directed J. W. Coop (1972), another commercial disappointment despite excellent reviews. Looking back on his career he said "nobody made more mediocre movies than I did. Nobody ever did such a wide variety of mediocrity."

He was Cole Younger in The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid (1972) and played a pilot in Ace Eli and Rodger of the Skies (1973). He was in a thriller Man on a Swing (1974) and British drama Out of Season (1975).

Career Decline

Robertson returned to supporting parts in Three Days of the Condor (1975), a big hit. He did play the lead in Obsession (1976), a popular thriller from Brian De Palma and Paul Schrader, and Shoot (1976) a Canadian drama. He was one of several stars in Midway (1976).

Robertson turned to television for Washington: Behind Closed Doors (1977) then had the lead in a thriller, Dominique (1978). He returned to directing for The Pilot (1980), also playing the title role, an alcoholic flyer. Robertson played Hugh Hefner in Star 80 (1980). He attempted to make Charly II in 1980 but it did not happen.

Later Career

From the 1980s onwards, Robertson was a predominantly a character actor. He played villains in Class (1983) and Brainstorm (1983). He did have the lead in Shaker Run (1985) in New Zealand, and Dreams of Gold: The Mel Fisher Story (1986) on TV.

He was a villain in Malone (1987), did Dead Reckoning (1990) on TV and supported in Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken (1991), Wind (1991), Renaissance Man (1994) and John Carpenter's Escape from L.A. (1996).

Late in his life Robertson's career had a resurgence. He appeared as Uncle Ben Parker in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man (2002), as well as in the sequels Spider-Man 2 (2004) and Spider-Man 3 (2007; his last acting role). He commented on his website: "Since Spider-Man 1 and 2, I seem to have a whole new generation of fans. That in itself is a fine residual." He also starred in and wrote 13th Child and appeared in the horror film Riding the Bullet (2004).

In 1989, he was a member of the jury at the 39th Berlin International Film Festival.

Television

Robertson's early television appearances included a starring role in the live space opera Rod Brown of the Rocket Rangers (1953–1954), as well as recurring roles on Hallmark Hall of Fame (1952), Alcoa Theatre (1959), and Playhouse 90 (1958, 1960), The Outlaws (three episodes). Robertson also appeared as a special guest star on Wagon Train for one episode, portraying an Irish immigrant.

In 1958, Robertson portrayed Joe Clay in the first broadcast of Playhouse 90's Days of Wine and Roses. In 1960, he was cast as Martinus Van Der Brig, a con man, in the episode "End of a Dream" of Riverboat.

Other appearances included The Twilight Zone episodes "A Hundred Yards Over the Rim" (1961) and "The Dummy" (1962), followed by The Eleventh Hour in the 1963 episode, "The Man Who Came Home Late". He guest-starred on such television series as The Greatest Show on Earth, Breaking Point and ABC Stage 67. He had starring roles in episodes of both the 1960s and 1990s versions of The Outer Limits. He was awarded an Emmy for his leading role in a 1965 episode, "The Game" of Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre. He appeared twice as a guest-villain on ABC's Batman as the gunfighter "Shame" (1966 and 1968), the second time with his wife, Dina Merrill, as "Calamity Jan".

In 1976, he portrayed a retired Buzz Aldrin in an adaptation of Aldrin's autobiography Return to Earth. The next year, he portrayed a fictional Director of Central Intelligence (based on Richard Helms) in Washington: Behind Closed Doors, an adaptation of John Ehrlichman's roman a clef The Company, in turn based on the Watergate scandal. In 1987, he portrayed Henry Ford in Ford: The Man and The Machine. From 1983-84, he played Dr. Michael Ranson in Falcon Crest.

Young Eagles initiative

A certified private pilot, he was a longtime member of the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA), working his way through the ranks in prominence and eventually co-founding the Young Eagles Program with EAA president Tom Poberezny. Robertson chaired the program from its 1992 inception to 1994 (succeeded by former test pilot Gen. Chuck Yeager). Along with educating youth around aviation, the initial goal of the Young Eagles was to fly one million children (many of them never having flown before) prior to the 100th Anniversary of Flight celebration on December 17, 2003. That goal was achieved on November 13, 2003. On July 28, 2016, the two millionth Young Eagle was flown by actor Harrison Ford.

Columbia Pictures scandal

In 1977, Robertson discovered that his signature had been forged on a $10,000 check payable to him, although it was for work he had not performed. He also learned that the forgery had been carried out by Columbia Pictures head David Begelman, and on reporting it he inadvertently triggered one of the biggest Hollywood scandals of the 1970s. Begelman was charged with embezzlement, convicted, and later fired from Columbia. Despite pressure to remain quiet, Robertson and his wife Dina Merrill spoke to the press. As a result, Hollywood producers blacklisted him.

He finally returned to studio film five years later, starring in Brainstorm (1983). The story of the scandal is told in David McClintick's 1982 bestseller Indecent Exposure.

Personal life

In 1957, Robertson married actress Cynthia Stone, the former wife of actor Jack Lemmon. They had a daughter, Stephanie, before divorcing in 1959; he also had a stepson by this marriage, Chris Lemmon. In 1966, he married actress and Post Cereals heiress Dina Merrill, the former wife of Stanley M. Rumbough, Jr.; they had a daughter, Heather (1969-2007), before divorcing. By this marriage, he also had stepchildren Stanley Hutton Rumbough, David Post Rumbough, and Nedenia Colgate Rumbough. He resided in Water Mill, New York.

Aviation

One of Robertson's main hobbies was flying and, among other aircraft, he owned several de Havilland Tiger Moths, a Messerschmitt Bf 108, and a genuine World War II - era Mk.IX Supermarine Spitfire MK923. His first plane ride was in a Lockheed Model 9 Orion. As a 13-year-old he would clean hangars for airplane rides. He met Paul Mantz, Art Scholl, and Charles Lindbergh while flying at local California airports. His piloting skills helped him get the part as the squadron leader in the British war film 633 Squadron. He entered balloon races, including one in 1964 from the mainland to Catalina Island that ended with him being rescued from the Pacific Ocean.

In 1969, during the civil war conflict in Nigeria, Robertson helped organize an effort to fly food and medical supplies into the area. He also organized flights of supplies to the ravaged country of Ethiopia when it experienced famine in 1978. Within the EAA, he founded the Cliff Robertson Work Experience in 1993, which offers youths the chance to work for flight and ground school instruction.

Robertson was flying a private Beechcraft Baron over New York City on the morning of September 11, 2001. He was directly above the World Trade Center climbing through 7,500 feet when the first Boeing 767 struck. He was instructed by air traffic control to land immediately at the nearest airport after a nationwide order to ground all civilian and commercial aircraft following the attacks.

Death

On September 10, 2011, one day after his 88th birthday, Robertson died of natural causes in Stony Brook, New York. His body was cremated, and a private funeral was held at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in East Hampton, New York.

Awards

Robertson was inducted into the National Aviation Hall of Fame in 2006. He received the Rebecca Rice Alumni Award from Antioch College in 2007. In addition to his Oscar and Emmy and several lifetime achievement awards from various film festivals, Robertson has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6801 Hollywood Blvd. He was also awarded the 2008 Ambassador of Good Will Aviation Award by the National Transportation Safety Board Bar Association in Alexandria, Virginia, for his leadership in and promotion of general aviation.

Filmography

Actor
2007
Spider-Man 3 as
Ben Parker
2004
Riding the Bullet as
Farmer
2004
Spider-Man 2 as
Ben Parker
2003
The Lyon's Den (TV Series) as
Hal Malloy / Hal Molloy
- The Quantum Theory (2003) - Hal Malloy
- Hubris (2003) - Hal Molloy
- Separation Anxiety (2003) - Hal Malloy
- The Fifth - Hal Malloy
2002
13th Child as
Mr. Shroud
2002
Spider-Man as
Ben Parker
2001
Falcon Down (TV Movie) as
Buzz Thomas
2000
Mach 2 as
Vice President Pike
1999
Family Tree as
Larry
1999
The Outer Limits (TV Series) as
Theodore Harris
- Joyride (1999) - Theodore Harris
1998
Assignment Berlin as
Cliff Garret
1998
Race as
Jack Durmann
1997
Nova (TV Series documentary) as
Narrator
- Danger in the Jet Stream (1997) - Narrator
1996
Escape from L.A. as
President
1995
Dazzle (TV Movie) as
Mike Kilkullen
1995
The Sunset Boys as
Ted Roth
1995
Biography (TV Series documentary) as
Narrator
- P.T. Barnum: America's Greatest Showman (1995) - Narrator
1994
The American Revolution (TV Series documentary) as
George Washington
- Birth of the Republic (1994) - George Washington (voice)
- England's Last Chance (1994) - George Washington (voice)
- The World at War (1994) - George Washington (voice)
- Washington & Arnold (1994) - George Washington (voice)
- 1776 (1994) - George Washington (voice)
- The Conflict Ignites (1994) - George Washington (voice)
1994
Renaissance Man as
Colonel James
1992
Lincoln (TV Movie) as
Noah Brooks (voice)
1992
Wind as
Morgan Weld
1991
Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken as
Doctor W.F. Carver
1990
Dead Reckoning (TV Movie) as
Daniel Barnard
1987
Ford: The Man and the Machine (TV Movie) as
Henry Ford
1987
Malone as
Delaney
1986
Dreams of Gold: The Mel Fisher Story (TV Movie) as
Mel Fisher
1985
Shaker Run as
Judd Pierson
1985
The Key to Rebecca (TV Movie) as
Maj. William Vandam
1983
Falcon Crest (TV Series) as
Dr. Michael Ranson
- Ashes to Ashes (1984) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- The Avenger (1984) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- For Better, for Worse (1984) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- Win, Place, and Show (1984) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- Love's Triumph (1984) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- Final Countdown (1984) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- The Gathering Storm (1984) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- Little Boy Blue (1984) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- Tests of Faith (1984) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- The Aftermath (1984) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- Changing Times (1984) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- Power Play (1984) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- Bitter Harvest (1984) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- Queen's Gambit (1984) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- Sport of Kings (1984) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- No Trespassing (1983) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- Coup d'Etat (1983) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- The Betrayal (1983) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- Double Dealing (1983) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- Chameleon Charades (1983) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- Solitary Confinements (1983) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- The Last Laugh (1983) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- The Wages of Sin (1983) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- Judge and Jury (1983) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- Partners (1983) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- Conspiracy (1983) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- Penumbra (1983) - Dr. Michael Ranson
- Cimmerean Dawn (1983) - Dr. Michael Ranson
1983
Brainstorm as
Alex Terson
1983
Class as
Mr. Burroughs
1983
Star 80 as
Hugh Hefner
1982
Two of a Kind (TV Movie) as
Frank Minor
1980
The Pilot as
Mike Hagan
1979
The Little Prince (Short) as
Narrator / Pilot (voice)
1979
Dominique as
David Ballard
1978
Overboard (TV Movie) as
Mitch Garrison
1977
Washington: Behind Closed Doors (TV Mini Series) as
William Martin
- Part 6 (1977) - William Martin
- Part 5 (1977) - William Martin
- Part 4 (1977) - William Martin
- Part 3 (1977) - William Martin
- Part 2 (1977) - William Martin
- Part 1 (1977) - William Martin
1977
Fraternity Row as
The Narrator
1976
Obsession as
Michael Courtland
1976
Midway as
Commander Carl Jessop
1976
Shoot as
Rex Jeanette
1976
Return to Earth (TV Movie) as
Col. Edwin A. 'Buzz' Aldrin Jr.
1975
Three Days of the Condor as
Higgins
1975
Out of Season as
Joe / Ann's ex-boyfriend
1975
My Father's House (TV Movie) as
Tom Lindholm Jr.
1974
The Yanks Are Coming (TV Movie) as
Narrator
1974
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (TV Movie) as
Johnny Nolan
1974
Man on a Swing as
Lee Tucker
1974
Lincoln: Trial by Fire (TV Movie) as
Narrator (voice)
1973
The Man Without a Country (TV Movie) as
Philip Nolan
1973
Ace Eli and Rodger of the Skies as
Ace Eli Walford
1972
The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid as
Cole Younger
1971
J W Coop as
J W Coop
1970
Too Late the Hero as
Lt. Sam Lawson
1969
Bracken's World (TV Series) as
Cameo
- Stop Date (1969) - Cameo (uncredited)
1968
Laugh-In (TV Series) as
Guest Performer
- Guest Starring Don Rickles (1969) - Guest Performer (uncredited)
- Guest Starring Liberace (1968) - Guest Performer (uncredited)
1968
The Sunshine Patriot (TV Movie) as
Christopher Ross / Arthur Selby
1968
Charly as
Charly Gordon
1968
The Devil's Brigade as
Maj. Alan Crown
1966
Batman (TV Series) as
Shame
- The Great Train Robbery (1968) - Shame
- The Great Escape (1968) - Shame
- Penguin's Clean Sweep (1968) - Shame (uncredited)
- It's How You Play the Game (1966) - Shame
- Come Back, Shame (1966) - Shame
1964
Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre (TV Series) as
District Attorney Benjamin Reynolds / Will Nye / Quincey Parke / ...
- Verdict for Terror (1967) - District Attorney Benjamin Reynolds
- And Baby Makes Five (1966) - Will Nye
- The Game (1965) - Quincey Parke
- The Meal Ticket (1964) - Eddie Finneran
1967
The Honey Pot as
William McFly
1967
ABC Stage 67 (TV Series) as
Ben Weldon
- The Trap of Solid Gold (1967) - Ben Weldon
1965
Up from the Beach as
Sgt. Edward Baxter
1965
Masquerade as
David Frazer
1965
Love Has Many Faces as
Pete Jordon
1964
Suspense (TV Series)
- Protection (1964)
1964
633 Squadron as
Wing Cmdr. Roy Grant
1964
The Best Man as
Joe Cantwell
1964
Breaking Point (TV Series) as
Evan Ross
- So Many Pretty Girls, So Little Time (1964) - Evan Ross
1963
Sunday in New York as
Adam Tyler
1963
The Greatest Show on Earth (TV Series) as
Willie Simple
- The Circus Never Came to Town (1963) - Willie Simple
1963
The Outer Limits (TV Series) as
Alan Maxwell
- The Galaxy Being (1963) - Alan Maxwell
1963
PT 109 as
Lt. (J.G.) John F. Kennedy
1963
The Eleventh Hour (TV Series) as
Jeff Dillon
- The Man Who Came Home Late (1963) - Jeff Dillon
1963
My Six Loves as
Reverend Jim Larkin
1962
The Interns as
Dr. John Paul Otis
1961
The Twilight Zone (TV Series) as
Jerry Etherson / Christian Horn
- The Dummy (1962) - Jerry Etherson
- A Hundred Yards Over the Rim (1961) - Christian Horn
1962
Alcoa Premiere (TV Series) as
Hoby Dunlap
- Second Chance (1962) - Hoby Dunlap
1962
Ben Casey (TV Series) as
Eddie Smith
- For the Ladybug, One Dozen Roses (1962) - Eddie Smith
1962
Golden Showcase (TV Series) as
Rims O'Neil
- Saturday's Children (1962) - Rims O'Neil
1962
Bus Stop (TV Series) as
Charlie Vansinger
- How Does Charlie Feel? (1962) - Charlie Vansinger
1960
Outlaws (TV Series) as
Griff Kincaid / Jack Masters / Chad Burns
- The Dark Sunrise of Griff Kincaid (1962) - Griff Kincaid
- The Connie Masters Story (1961) - Jack Masters
- Ballad for a Badman (1960) - Chad Burns
1956
The United States Steel Hour (TV Series) as
Horace Mann Borden / Charlie Gordon / Mason Stephens / ...
- Man on a Mountain Top (1961) - Horace Mann Borden
- The Two Worlds of Charlie Gordon (1961) - Charlie Gordon
- The Man Who Knew Tomorrow (1960) - Mason Stephens
- A Fair Shake (1956) - Frank
1961
The Dick Powell Theatre (TV Series) as
Danny Langdon
- The Geetas Box (1961) - Danny Langdon
1961
The Big Show as
Josef Everard
1961
All in a Night's Work as
Warren Kingsley, Jr.
1961
General Electric Theater (TV Series) as
Pegosi
- The Small Elephants (1961) - Pegosi
1961
Underworld U.S.A. as
Tolly Devlin
1960
Riverboat (TV Series) as
Martinus Van Der Brig
- End of a Dream (1960) - Martinus Van Der Brig
1958
Playhouse 90 (TV Series) as
Lieutenant Carvet / Joe Clay / Danny Carson
- The Cruel Day (1960) - Lieutenant Carvet
- Days of Wine and Roses (1958) - Joe Clay
- Natchez (1958) - Danny Carson
1959
The Untouchables (TV Series) as
Frank Halloway
- The Underground Railway (1959) - Frank Halloway
1959
Alcoa Theatre (TV Series) as
Parker Sefton / Johnny Keegan
- Shadow of Evil (1959) - Parker Sefton
- Goodbye Johnny (1959) - Johnny Keegan
1959
As the Sea Rages as
Clements
1959
Battle of the Coral Sea as
Lt. Cmdr. Jeff Conway
1959
Gidget as
Burt Vail aka The Big Kahuna
1959
Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse (TV Series) as
Johnny Garth
- The Hard Road (1959) - Johnny Garth
1958
Wagon Train (TV Series) as
Liam Fitzmorgan
- The Liam Fitzmorgan Story (1958) - Liam Fitzmorgan
1958
The Naked and the Dead as
Lt. Robert Hearn
1957
The Girl Most Likely as
Pete
1957
Kraft Theatre (TV Series)
- Vengeance (1957)
- The Big Break (1957)
1956
Autumn Leaves as
Burt Hanson
1956
Celebrity Playhouse (TV Series) as
Jed Warron
- They Flee by Night (1956) - Jed Warron
1955
Picnic as
Alan Benson
1951
Armstrong Circle Theatre (TV Series) as
John Robinson
- The Fatal Trap (1955)
- The Use of Dignity (1954) - John Robinson
- The Gentle Rain (1952)
- Leave It to Mother (1951)
1954
Modern Romances (TV Series)
- Grandma for an Hour: Part 1 (1954)
1952
Robert Montgomery Presents (TV Series) as
Clark / Mitch Hickock / Paul Smith
- Ten Minute Alibi (1954) - Clark
- A Matter of Luck (1954)
- About Sara Caine (1954)
- Home Town (1954) - Mitch Hickock
- It Happened in Paris (1954)
- The Expert (1954)
- In His Hands (1954)
- Pilgrim's Pride (1954)
- Our Hearts Were Young and Gay (1954) - Paul Smith
- Precinct (1952)
1953
Rod Brown of the Rocket Rangers (TV Series) as
Rod Brown
- The Cobalt Bomb (1954) - Rod Brown
- The Man Who Was Radioactive (1954) - Rod Brown
- The Metal Eaters (1954) - Rod Brown
- The Exploding Man (1954) - Rod Brown
- Bird Girl of Venus (1954) - Rod Brown
- Assignment Danger (1954) - Rod Brown
- Terror in the Space Lighthouse (1954) - Rod Brown
- The Matter-Transfer Machine (1954) - Rod Brown
- Invasion from Dimension X (1954) - Rod Brown
- The Plan of Planet H (1954) - Rod Brown
- The Monkey That Couldn't Stop Growing (1954) - Rod Brown
- The Strange Men of Leefri (1954) - Rod Brown
- The Eel of Iapetus (1954) - Rod Brown
- The Strong Man of Mayron (1954) - Rod Brown
- The Fishman of the Venusian Sea (1954) - Rod Brown
- Return of the Stickmen (1954) - Rod Brown
- The Invisible Force (1954) - Rod Brown
- Escape by Magic (1954) - Rod Brown
- Operation Dinosaur (1954) - Rod Brown
- Energy Eaters from Luna (1954) - Rod Brown
- The Stone Men of Venus (1954) - Rod Brown
- The Copernicus Diamond (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Electric Men (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Cyclops of Themis (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Deep Sleep (1953) - Rod Brown
- Money-Makers of Juno (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Stickman of Neptune (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Magic Man of Mars (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Robot Robber of Deimos (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Treasure of Tesoro (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Twin Planet (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Lights from Luna (1953) - Rod Brown
- Colossus of Centauri (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Octopus of Venus (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Looters of Leeron (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Madness from Space (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Unseen Planet (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Death Ball (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Volcanoes of Venus (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Big Hammer (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Fire Demons of Deimos (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Martian Queen (1953) - Rod Brown
- Space Bugs (1953) - Rod Brown
- Apples of Eden (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Suits of Peril (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Phantom Cloud of Calistro (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Phantom Birds of Beloro (1953) - Rod Brown
- Stranger from Outer Space (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Strangler Trees of Triton (1953) - Rod Brown
- World of the Doomed (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Little Men of Mercury (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Adventures of the Venusian Sea (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Globe Men of Oma (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Crater of Peril (1953) - Rod Brown
- Whispers in the Mind (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Planet of Ice (1953) - Rod Brown
- The Case of the Invisible Saboteurs (1953) - Rod Brown
- Operation Decoy (1953) - Rod Brown
1952
Ten Thousand Words (TV Movie)
1952
Short Short Dramas (TV Series)
- A Portrait of General Garrity (1952)
1952
Faith Is a Nine-Letter Word (TV Movie)
1952
Campbell Summer Soundstage (TV Series)
- Forty Odd (1952)
1952
Hallmark Hall of Fame (TV Series)
- The Bride's Teapot (1952)
1951
The Philco Television Playhouse (TV Series)
- A Secret Island (1951)
1950
Lux Video Theatre (TV Series) as
Fireman #8
- The Token (1950) - Fireman #8
1943
Corvette K-225 as
Lookout (uncredited)
1943
We've Never Been Licked as
Adams (uncredited)
Director
1980
The Pilot
1971
J W Coop
1962
Outlaws (TV Series) (1 episode)
- The Dark Sunrise of Griff Kincaid (1962)
Writer
2002
13th Child (written by)
1971
J W Coop (written by)
1962
Outlaws (TV Series) (story - 1 episode)
- The Dark Sunrise of Griff Kincaid (1962) - (story)
Producer
1972
The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid (producer - uncredited)
1971
J W Coop (producer)
Soundtrack
1962
The Twilight Zone (TV Series) (performer - 1 episode)
- The Dummy (1962) - (performer: "I Only Have Eyes for You" - uncredited)
1957
The Girl Most Likely (performer: "Travelogue" - uncredited)
Thanks
2017
The Art of Fighting (special thanks)
2011
Special Collector's Edition (TV Series) (in memory of - 2 episodes)
- Comparativa: Spider-Man 2 (2011) - (in memory of)
- Los gemelos golpean dos veces (2011) - (in memory of)
2001
'Obsession' Revisited (Video documentary short) (special thanks)
1975
Kennedys Don't Cry (Documentary) (special thanks)
Self
2017
R Spasoff Comedian Mom & Afterlife and Comedy Skit W Cliff Robertson Series 15 (Video short) as
Self
2010
With Great Power: The Stan Lee Story (Documentary) as
Self
2010
Accidental Icon: The Real Gidget Story (Documentary) as
Self
2010
For Love of Liberty: The Story of America's Black Patriots (TV Movie documentary)(voice)
2009
Ron Russell's Set the Record Straight (TV Series) as
Self - Guest
- Cliff Robertson (2009) - Self - Guest
2009
All the Presidents' Movies: The Movie (Documentary) as
Self
2006
War Stories with Oliver North (TV Series documentary) as
Self
- Hollywood Goes to War (2006) - Self
2005
Paperman (Short) as
Self - Guest Appearance
2005
From Two Men and a War (Documentary) as
Ernie Pyle (voice)
2005
The Interviews: An Oral History of Television (TV Series) as
Self
- Cliff Robertson (2005) - Self
2003
The 75th Annual Academy Awards (TV Special) as
Self - Past Winner
2002
Joan Crawford: The Ultimate Movie Star (TV Movie documentary) as
Self - Actor
2002
Behind the Scenes: Spider-Man the Movie (TV Movie documentary) as
Self
2002
HBO First Look (TV Series documentary short) as
Self
- Behind the Ultimate Spin: The Making of 'Spider-Man' (2002) - Self
2001
'Obsession' Revisited (Video documentary short) as
Self
2001
Howard Stern (TV Series) as
Self - Guest
- Episode dated 8 May 2001 (2001) - Self - Guest
2001
The Howard Stern Radio Show (TV Series) as
Self - Guest
- Episode dated 5 May 2001 (2001) - Self - Guest
2000
The Directors (TV Series documentary) as
Self
- The Films of Sydney Pollack (2000) - Self
1999
Biography (TV Series documentary) as
Self / Self - Actor
- Lana Turner: Hollywood's Screen Siren (2000) - Self
- William Holden: An Untamed Spirit (1999) - Self - Actor
1999
Intimate Portrait (TV Series documentary) as
Self
- Stefanie Powers (1999) - Self
1998
Lusitania: Murder on the Atlantic (TV Movie documentary) as
Narrator
1998
E! Mysteries & Scandals (TV Series documentary) as
Self
- Barbara Hutton (1998) - Self
1998
E! True Hollywood Story (TV Series documentary) as
Self
- The Kennedys: Power, Seduction and Hollywood (1998) - Self
1998
The 70th Annual Academy Awards (TV Special) as
Self - Past Winner (uncredited)
1996
Saturday Night Live (TV Series) as
Self
- Phil Hartman/Bush (1996) - Self (uncredited)
1996
Joan Crawford: Always the Star (TV Movie documentary)
1996
With God on Our Side: The Rise of the Religious Right in America (TV Mini Series documentary) as
Narrator (voice)
1996
The Outer Limits Phenomenon (TV Special documentary) as
Self
1995
American Masters (TV Series documentary) as
Self - Actor
- Rod Serling: Submitted for Your Approval (1995) - Self - Actor
1995
American Cinema (TV Series documentary) as
Narrator
- Film in the Television Age (1995) - Narrator (voice)
1994
Our Miami: The Magic City (TV Movie documentary) as
Narrator
1994
Wings as Eagles (TV Movie documentary) as
Narration
1993
The Untold West (TV Series documentary) as
Self
- Outlaws, Rebels and Rogues (1993) - Self
1990
Live with Kelly and Mark (TV Series) as
Self - Guest
- Episode dated 7 November 1990 (1990) - Self - Guest
- Episode dated 18 January 1990 (1990) - Self - Guest
1989
William Holden: The Golden Boy (TV Movie documentary) as
Self
1989
The Pat Sajak Show (TV Series) as
Self - Guest
- Episode #1.103 (1989) - Self - Guest
1986
This Is Your Life (TV Series documentary) as
Self
- Susan George (1986) - Self
1986
Galapagos: My Fragile World (TV Movie documentary) as
Narrator
1986
Josh, the Logan Legend (Documentary) as
Self
1986
The 58th Annual Academy Awards (TV Special) as
Self - Audience Member
1986
TV ABC (TV Series documentary) as
Self
1985
All-Star Party for 'Dutch' Reagan (TV Special) as
Self (uncredited)
1985
Television (TV Series documentary) as
Self
- The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1985) - Self
- Play Power (1985) - Self
- The Story Machine (1985) - Self
1984
The 41st Annual Golden Globe Awards (TV Special) as
Self - Presenter
1983
Spaces: The Architecture of Paul Rudolph (Documentary short) as
Narrator
1983
The 35th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (TV Special) as
Self - Presenter
1983
The Making of 'Class' (TV Movie documentary) as
Self
1982
CBS Early Morning News (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode dated 3 December 1982 (1982) - Self
1982
The Film Society Of Lincoln Center Annual Gala Tribute to Billy Wilder (TV Movie) as
Self
1982
Night of 100 Stars (TV Special) as
Self
1982
39th Annual Golden Globe Awards (TV Special) as
Self
1978
Hollywood Greats (TV Series documentary) as
Self
- Joan Crawford (1978) - Self
1978
1968: A Crack in Time (TV Special documentary) as
Self - Host
1978
The Dean Martin Celebrity Roast: George Burns (TV Special) as
Self
1978
The 50th Annual Academy Awards (TV Special) as
Self - Past Winner
1978
ABC's Silver Anniversary Celebration (TV Special) as
Self
1977
Film '72 (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode #7.6 (1977) - Self
1966
The Merv Griffin Show (TV Series) as
Self - Guest
- Episode dated 23 November 1977 (1977) - Self - Guest
- Episode dated 22 November 1977 (1977) - Self - Guest
- Episode dated 27 August 1976 (1976) - Self - Guest
- Academy Award Winners (1972) - Self - Guest
- Cliff Robertson, Roberta Flack, Julie Budd, Roger Staubach, Soupy Sales, the Mills Brothers (1972) - Self - Guest
- Cliff Robertson, Tony Randall, Keye Luke, Karen Valentine, Dom DeLuise (1970) - Self - Guest
- Cliff Robertson, Cyril Ritchard, Dagmar, Archie Campbell, Grandpa Jones, Eloise Laws, Lillian Briggs, Dr. Herbert Axelrod (1970) - Self - Guest
- Cliff Robertson, John T. Scopes, Hazel Scott, Genevieve, Bobby Ramsen (1967) - Self - Guest
- Cliff Robertson, Aliza Kashi, Carmel Quinn, Richard Pryor, Monti Rock III, Dr. Cleo Dawson (1966) - Self - Guest
1977
The Stars Salute America's Greatest Movies (TV Special) as
Self - Presenter
1977
Telethon (TV Series) as
Self - Presenter (1977)
1965
The Mike Douglas Show (TV Series) as
Self - Guest / Self - Co-Host / Self - Guest Co-Host
- Guest Co-Host Cliff Robertson/Harry Chapin/Robert Kennedy Jr. (1975) - Self - Guest Co-Host
1975
Dinah! (TV Series) as
Self - Guest
- Episode #2.162 (1976) - Self - Guest
- Episode #1.175 (1975) - Self - Guest
1975
The Dean Martin Celebrity Roast: Evel Knievel (TV Special) as
Self
1975
Kennedys Don't Cry (Documentary) as
Self - Narrator
1975
The Dean Martin Celebrity Roast: Michael Landon (TV Special) as
Self
1974
Bicentennial Minutes (TV Series short) as
Self - Narrator
- Episode #1.127 (1974) - Self - Narrator
1974
The Dean Martin Show (TV Series) as
Self - Guest
- Celebrity Roast: Don Rickles (1974) - Self - Guest
1973
The Men Who Made the Movies: Alfred Hitchcock (TV Movie documentary) as
Narrator
1973
The Men Who Made the Movies: Raoul Walsh (TV Movie documentary) as
Self - Narrator
1973
The Men Who Made the Movies: Vincente Minnelli (TV Movie documentary) as
Narrator (voice)
1973
The World Turned Upside Down (TV Movie documentary) as
Narrator
1963
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (TV Series) as
Self - Guest
- Cliff Robertson, Wally Cox, Greco and Willard Lou Rawls, Mindy Carson (1963) - Self - Guest
1972
Season's Greetings from Mike Douglas (TV Movie) as
Self - Actor
1972
The American Sportsman (TV Series) as
Self
- Cliff Robertson (1972) - Self
1969
The David Frost Show (TV Series) as
Self - Guest
- Episode #4.194 (1972) - Self - Guest
- Episode #4.170 (1972) - Self - Guest
- Episode #4.78 (1972) - Self - Guest
- Episode #3.220 (1971) - Self - Guest
- Episode #2.60 (1969) - Self - Guest
1972
The Sig Sakowicz Show (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode dated 8 June 1972 (1972) - Self
1972
The Bob Braun Show (TV Series) as
Self - Guest
- Episode dated 23 February 1972 (1972) - Self - Guest
1972
Donahue (TV Series) as
Self
- Cliff Robertson (1972) - Self
1972
The Lee Phillip Show (TV Series) as
Self - Guest
- Episode dated 21 January 1972 (1972) - Self - Guest
1971
This Is Your Life (TV Series) as
Self - Honoree
- Cliff Robertson (1971) - Self - Honoree
1971
Stand Up and Cheer (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode #1.5 (1971) - Self
1970
Life with Linkletter (TV Series) as
Self
- Cliff Robertson, Professor Lewis Yablonski (1970) - Self
1970
The 42nd Annual Academy Awards (TV Special) as
Self - Presenter
1968
The Joey Bishop Show (TV Series) as
Self - Guest
- Episode #4.27 (1969) - Self - Guest
- Episode #3.32 (1968) - Self - Guest
- Episode #3.11 (1968) - Self - Guest
1969
Win with the Stars (TV Series) as
Self - Celebrity Contestant
- Cliff Robertson/Roberta Sherwood (1969) - Self - Celebrity Contestant
1967
The Hollywood Squares (Daytime) (TV Series) as
Self - Panelist
- Episode #3.50 (1968) - Self - Panelist
- Episode #3.49 (1968) - Self - Panelist
- Episode #3.48 (1968) - Self - Panelist
- Episode #3.47 (1968) - Self - Panelist
- Episode #3.46 (1968) - Self - Panelist
- Mr. Cliff Robertson, Miss Dana Wynter, Charley Weaver, Abby Dalton, Mr. Wally Cox, Rose Marie, Mr. Noel Harrison, Mr. Van Williams & Mr. Don Rickles. (1967) - Self - Panelist
- Mr. Cliff Robertson, Miss Dana Wynter, Charley Weaver, Abby Dalton, Mr. Wally Cox, Rose Marie, Mr. Noel Harrison, Mr. Van Williams & Mr. Don Rickles. (1967) - Self - Panelist
- Mr. Cliff Robertson, Miss Dana Wynter, Charley Weaver, Miss Patti Page, Mr. Wally Cox, Rose Marie, Mr. Noel Harrison, Mr. Van Williams & Mr. Don Rickles. (1967) - Self - Panelist
- Mr. Cliff Robertson, Miss Dana Wynter, Charley Weaver, Miss Patti Page, Mr. Wally Cox, Rose Marie, Mr. Noel Harrison, Mr. Van Williams & Mr. Don Rickles. (1967) - Self - Panelist
- Mr. Cliff Robertson, Miss Dana Wynter, Charley Weaver, Abby Dalton, Mr. Wally Cox, Rose Marie, Mr. Noel Harrison, Mr. Van Williams & Mr. Don Rickles. (1967) - Self - Panelist
1968
The Joan Rivers Show (TV Series) as
Self - Guest
- The Right People - Self - Guest
1965
The Match Game (TV Series) as
Self - Team Captain
- Joanne Carson & Cliff Robertson (1968) - Self - Team Captain
- Phyllis Newman & Cliff Robertson (1968) - Self - Team Captain
- Dina Merrill & Cliff Robertson (1968) - Self - Team Captain
- Dina Merrill & Henry Morgan (1968) - Self - Team Captain
- Rita Moreno & Cliff Robertson (1967) - Self - Team Captain
- Dina Merrill & Cliff Robertson (1966) - Self - Team Captain
- June Lockhart & Cliff Robertson (1966) - Self - Team Captain
- Rita Moreno & Cliff Robertson (1965) - Self - Team Captain
1967
Personality (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode dated 21 August 1968 (1968) - Self
- Eve Arden, Kaye Ballard, Cliff Robertson, Sammy Davis, Jr. (1967) - Self
- Eve Arden, Kaye Ballard, Cliff Robertson, Steve Allen, Jayne Meadows (1967) - Self
- Eve Arden, Kaye Ballard, Cliff Robertson, Sid Caesar (1967) - Self
- Eve Arden, Kaye Ballard, Cliff Robertson, Bob Newhart (1967) - Self
- Eve Arden, Kaye Ballard, Cliff Robertson, Eva Gabor (1967) - Self
1968
What's My Line? (TV Series) as
Self - Mystery Guest
- Cliff Robertson (1968) - Self - Mystery Guest
1967
Snap Judgment (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode dated 1 February 1968 (1968) - Self
- Episode dated 29 January 1968 (1968) - Self
- Episode dated 21 September 1967 (1967) - Self
- Episode dated 18 September 1967 (1967) - Self
1967
The Red Skelton Hour (TV Series) as
Self / Arthur Artbuff
- A Bum for All Seasons (1967) - Self / Arthur Artbuff
1963
Password (TV Series) as
Self / Self - Celebrity Contestant
- Lynn Redgrave vs. Cliff Robertson (1967) - Self - Celebrity Contestant
- Bess Myerson vs. Cliff Robertson - Day 5 (1963) - Self
- Bess Myerson vs. Cliff Robertson - Day 4 (1963) - Self
- Bess Myerson vs. Cliff Robertson - Day 3 (1963) - Self
- Bess Myerson vs. Cliff Robertson - Day 2 (1963) - Self
- Bess Myerson vs. Cliff Robertson - Day 1 (1963) - Self
1963
I've Got a Secret (TV Series) as
Self - Guest
- Episode dated 13 February 1967 (1967) - Self - Guest
- Episode dated 6 May 1963 (1963) - Self - Guest
1966
The Linkletter Show (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode dated 10 August 1966 (1966) - Self
1965
The Price Is Right (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode dated 10 August 1965 (1965) - Self
1965
The Celebrity Game (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode dated 10 June 1965 (1965) - Self
1965
To Tell the Truth (TV Series) as
Self - Panelist
- Jack Carter, Dina Merrill, Phyllis Newman, Cliff Robertson - day 5 (1965) - Self - Panelist
- Jack Carter, Dina Merrill, Phyllis Newman, Cliff Robertson - day 4 (1965) - Self - Panelist
- Jack Carter, Dina Merrill, Phyllis Newman, Cliff Robertson - day 3 (1965) - Self - Panelist
- Jack Carter, Dina Merrill, Phyllis Newman, Cliff Robertson - day 2 (1965) - Self - Panelist
- Jack Carter, Dina Merrill, Phyllis Newman, Cliff Robertson - day 1 (1965) - Self - Panelist
- Florence Henderson, Sam Levenson, Phyllis Newman, Cliff Robertson - day 5 (1965) - Self - Panelist
- Florence Henderson, Sam Levenson, Phyllis Newman, Cliff Robertson - day 4 (1965) - Self - Panelist
- Florence Henderson, Sam Levenson, Phyllis Newman, Cliff Robertson - day 3 (1965) - Self - Panelist
- Florence Henderson, Sam Levenson, Phyllis Newman, Cliff Robertson - day 2 (1965) - Self - Panelist
- Florence Henderson, Sam Levenson, Phyllis Newman, Cliff Robertson - day 1 (1965) - Self - Panelist
1965
Grand écran (TV Series documentary) as
Self
- Compartiment Tueurs, Le Jour d'après (1965) - Self
1965
That Regis Philbin Show (TV Series) as
Self - Guest
- Episode #1.88 (1965) - Self - Guest
1965
The Les Crane Show (TV Series) as
Self - Guest
- Episode #1.63 (1965) - Self - Guest
1964
The Object Is (TV Series) as
Self
- Paul Winchell, Barbara Eden, Cliff Robertson - Day 5 (1964) - Self
- Paul Winchell, Barbara Eden, Cliff Robertson - Day 4 (1964) - Self
- Paul Winchell, Barbara Eden, Cliff Robertson - Day 3 (1964) - Self
1963
The 20th Annual Golden Globe Awards (TV Special) as
Self - Presenter
1961
Here's Hollywood (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode #3.77 (1962) - Self
- Episode #1.101 (1961) - Self
1958
Playhouse 90 (TV Series) as
Self - Host
- The Plot to Kill Stalin (1958) - Self - Host
- Bomber's Moon (1958) - Self - Host
1957
The 11th Annual Tony Awards (TV Special) as
Self - Presenter
Archive Footage
2023
Spider-Man: Blue (post-production) as
Uncle Ben
2023
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse as
Uncle Ben
2020
Natalie Wood: What Remains Behind (TV Movie documentary) as
Self (uncredited)
2019
The Preppy Murder: Death in Central Park (TV Mini Series documentary) as
Self
- Woman Down in Central Park (2019) - Self
2012
A Night at the Movies: Hollywood Goes to Washington (TV Movie documentary) as
Joe Cantwell
2012
The 84th Annual Academy Awards (TV Special) as
Self - Memorial Tribute
2012
18th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards (TV Special) as
Self - In Memoriam
2011
TCM Remembers (TV Series short) as
Self / actor
2011
The 63rd Primetime Emmy Awards (TV Special) as
Self - In Memoriam
2010
Plages des 60's (TV Mini Series documentary) as
Kahuna
- Malibu: Surf Forever (2010) - Kahuna (uncredited)
2003
Los Angeles Plays Itself (Documentary) as
President in Escape From L.A. (uncredited)
2001
The Making of 'Midway' (Video documentary short) as
Commander Carl Jessop
1992
Gunfighters of the Old West (Video documentary) as
Younger Brother (uncredited)
1961
Underworld, U. S. A. (Short) as
Tolly Devlin

References

Cliff Robertson Wikipedia


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