Personal Info
Known Credits
72
Gender
Male
Birthdate
1879-10-08 (146 Y.O)
Place Of Birth
Columbus, Ohio, USA
Also Known For
Richard Robert ElliottRobert Elliot
Robert Elliott
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Robert Elliott (October 9, 1879 – November 15, 1951) was an American character actor who appeared in 102 films and TV shows from 1916 to 1951. He was born Richard Robert Elliott in 1879 in Columbus, Ohio. Most of his main roles were in the silent era. In the sound era he mostly performed in supporting roles and bit parts. On the stage he originated the Sergeant O'Hara character opposite Jeanne Eagels in Somerset Maugham's play Rain (1922). Active in films ...
Known For
Acting
1946 --
The Devil's Playground
| Judge Morton
1946 --
Chick Carter, Detective
| Dan Rankin
1943 --
The Voice That Thrilled the World
| Self (segment 'Lights of New York') (archive footage)
1940 --
You, the People
| Mr. Edward Gibbon
1940 --
Flowing Gold
| Mac, Highway Patrolman (uncredited)
1940 --
The Ghost Breakers
| Lieutenant Murray (uncredited)
1940 --
'Til We Meet Again
| Detective (uncredited)
1940 --
Half a Sinner
| Officer Kelly
1940 --
Abe Lincoln in Illinois
| Minor Role (uncredited)
1939 --
Invisible Stripes
| Arresting Officer (uncredited)
1939 --
Gone with the Wind
| Yankee Major
1939 --
The Roaring Twenties
| First Detective
1939 --
I Stole a Million
| Peterson
1939 --
Mickey the Kid
| FBI Agent Farrow
1939 --
Should a Girl Marry?
| Warden
1939 --
The Saint Strikes Back
| Chief Inspector Webster
1939 --
Made for Each Other
| Airport Operations Manager (uncredited)
1938 --
Trade Winds
| Captain George Faulkiner
1935 --
Times Square Lady
| "Brick" Culver
1934 --
The World Accuses
| Lt. Ryan
1934 --
Transatlantic Merry-Go-Round
| Inspector 'Mac' McKinney
1934 --
Gambling Lady
| Graves
1933 --
Lady Killer
| Detective Joe Brannigan
1933 --
Twin Husbands
| Sergeant Kerrigan
1933 --
Heroes for Sale
| 'Red' Squad Policeman #1
1933 --
The Return of Casey Jones
| Casey Jones
1933 --
The Crime of the Century
| Captain Tim Riley
1932 --
Self Defense
| Dan Simmons
1932 --
Madison Square Garden
| Honest John Miller
1932 --
The Phantom of Crestwood
| Detective (uncredited)
1932 --
White Eagle
| Capt. Blake
1932 --
The Midnight Patrol
| Howard Brady
1932 --
Behind Stone Walls
| District Attorney John Manson Clay
1931 --
Five Star Final
| R.J. Brannegan
1931 --
Murder at Midnight
| Inspector Taylor
1931 --
The Star Witness
| Deputy Williams (uncredited)
1931 --
The Maltese Falcon
| Police Lt. Dundy
1931 --
How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones No. 2: 'Chip Shots'
| Himself - Golfer
1931 --
The Finger Points
| Frank Carter
1930 --
Captain Thunder
| Morgan
1930 --
The Doorway to Hell
| Captain Pat O'Grady
1930 --
Men of the North
| Sergeant Mooney
1930 --
An Intimate Dinner in Celebration of Warner Bros. Silver Jubilee
| Self
1930 --
Sweet Mama
| Mack
1930 --
Kathleen Mavourneen
| Dan Moriarity
1930 --
The Divorcee
| Bill
1930 --
Hide-Out
| William Burke
1929 --
Thunderbolt
| Prison chaplain
1929 --
The Lone Wolf's Daughter
| Ethier
1928 --
Romance of the Underworld
| Edwin Burke
1928 --
Lights of New York
| Detective Crosby
1928 --
Happiness Ahead
| Detective
1928 --
Obey Your Husband
| Mr. Kennedy
1923 --
Man and Wife
| Dr. Howard Fleming
1922 --
The Broken Silence
| Bruce Cameron
1922 --
A Pasteboard Crown
| Stewart Thrall
1922 --
Without Fear
| John Miles
1922 --
Fair Lady
| Norvin Blake
1920 --
The Empire of Diamonds
| Matthew Versigny
1919 --
Checkers
| Kendal
1919 --
A Woman There Was
| Pulke
1919 --
Unknown Love
| Captain Jack Tims
1918 --
For the Freedom of the East
| Robert Kenyon
1918 --
When Men Betray
|
1918 --
Joan of Plattsburg
| Capt. Lane
1917 --
The Debt
|
1917 --
Mrs. Balfame
| Dwight Rush
1917 --
Motherhood
| Albert
1917 --
Seven Deadly Sins: Greed
|
1916 --
Miss Petticoats
| Rev. Ralph Harding
1916 --
Notorious Gallagher; or, His Great Triumph
| Robert Ewing
1916 --
The Kiss of Hate
| Sergius Orzoff