
Actor
Robert Cummings
Born June 9, 1910 in Joplin, Missouri, USADied December 2, 199075 films
Charles Clarence Robert Orville Cummings (June 9, 1910 - December 2, 1990) was an American actor and comedian. He is known for his roles in Saboteur (1942) and Dial M for Murder (1954), both directed by Alfred Hitchcock. He received five Primetime Emmy Award nominations, and won the Primetime Emmy Award for Best Actor in a Single Performance in 1955. On February 8, 1960, he received two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for his contributions to the motion picture and television industries.
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First watchDial M for Murder19548.0as Mark HallidayWhen her American lover visits London, a wealthy woman’s jealous husband hatches a plan to murder her and inherit her fortune.View filmEssential films
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75 films as actor- 1978Three on a DateCab Driver
- 1973Partners in CrimeRalph Elsworth
- 1973The Great American Beauty ContestDan Carson (as Bob Cummings)
- 1969Gidget Grows UpRussell Lawrence
- 1967Five Golden DragonsBob Mitchell
- 1966StagecoachHenry Gatewood (as Bob Cummings)
- 1966Promise Her AnythingDr. Philip Brock
- 1964What a Way to Go!Victor Stephanson
- 1964The CarpetbaggersDan Pierce
- 1963Beach PartyProfessor Sutwell
- 1962My GeishaBob Moore
- 1958Bomber's MoonColonel Culver
- 1955How to Be Very, Very PopularFillmore 'Wedge' Wedgewood
- 1954Twelve Angry MenJuror #8
- 1954Dial M for MurderMark Halliday
- 1954Lucky MeDick Carson
- 1953Marry Me AgainBill
- 1952The First TimeJoe Bennett
- 1951The Barefoot MailmanSylvanus Hurley
- 1950For Heaven's SakeJeff Bolton
- 1950The Petty GirlGeorge Petty, aka Andrew 'Andy' Tapp
- 1950Paid in FullBill Prentice
- 1949Tell It to the JudgePete Webb
- 1949Free For AllChristopher Parker
- 1949Reign of TerrorCharles D'Aubigny
- 1949The AccusedWarren Ford
- 1948Let's Live a LittleDuke Crawford
- 1948Sleep, My LoveBruce Elcott
- 1947The Lost MomentLewis Venable
- 1947Heaven Only KnowsMichael, aka Mike
- 1946The ChaseChuck Scott
- 1946The Bride Wore BootsJeff Warren
- 1945You Came AlongMaj. Bob Collins
- 1943Flesh and FantasyMichael (segment 1)
- 1943Princess O'RourkeEddie O'Rourke
- 1943Forever and a DayNed
- 1942Between Us GirlsJimmy Blake
- 1942SaboteurBarry Kane
- 1942Kings RowParris Mitchell
- 1941It Started with EveJohnny Reynolds Jr.
- 1941Moon Over MiamiJeffrey 'Jeff' Boulton II
- 1941The Devil and Miss JonesJoe O'Brien
- 1941Free and EasyMax Clemington
- 1940One Night in the TropicsSteve Harper
- 1940Spring ParadeCorporal Harry Marten
- 1940Private AffairsJimmy Nolan
- 1940And One Was BeautifulRidley Crane
- 1939Everything Happens at NightKen Morgan
- 1939Charlie McCarthy, DetectiveScotty Hamilton
- 1939RioBill Gregory
- 1939The Under-PupDennis Lane
- 1939Three Smart Girls Grow UpHarry Loren
- 1938I Stand AccusedFrederick A. Davis
- 1938The TexansAlan Sanford
- 1938Touchdown, ArmyCadet Jimmy Howal
- 1938You and MeJim
- 1938College SwingRadio Announcer
- 1937Wells FargoDan Trimball, prospector
- 1937Sophie Lang Goes WestCurley Griffin
- 1937Souls at SeaGeorge Martin
- 1937The Last Train from MadridJuan Ramos
- 1936Arizona MahoneyPhillip Randall
- 1936Hideaway GirlMike Winslow
- 1936The Accusing FingerJimmy Ellis
- 1936Hollywood BoulevardJay Wallace
- 1936Three Cheers for LoveJimmy Tuttle
- 1936Border FlightLt. Bob Dixon
- 1936Forgotten FacesClinton Faraday
- 1936Desert GoldFordyce 'Ford' Mortimer
- 1935So Red the RoseGeorge Pendleton
- 1935Millions in the AirJimmy
- 1935The Virginia JudgeJim Preston
- 1933Sons of the DesertSteamship Announcement Witness (uncredited)
- 1933Seasoned GreetingsHusband (uncredited)
- 1916Romeo and JulietFriar Lawrence







