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Robert Horton

Robert Horton

Actor · Born 1924-07-29 · Los Angeles, California, USA

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Biography

Robert Horton was an American actor who, following his final role as a guest star on "Murder, She Wrote", retired from acting in 1989.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Murder, She Wrote (1984) — Jack Hutchings
  2. Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955) — Gil Larkin
  3. The Green Slime (1968) — Commander Jack Rankin
  4. A Walk in the Sun (1945) — Jack (uncredited)
  5. Police Woman (1974) — Frank Armitage
  6. The Hardy Boys / Nancy Drew Mysteries (1977)
  7. Wagon Train (1957) — Flint McCullough
  8. Pony Soldier (1952) — Jess Calhoun
  9. The Story of Three Loves (1953) — Friendly Young Man on Ship (uncredited)
  10. Studio One (1948) — Tad Spencer
  11. This Is Your Life (1952) — Self
  12. Men of the Fighting Lady (1954) — Ensign Neil Conovan
  13. The Man Is Armed (1956) — Dr. Michael Benning
  14. Bright Road (1953) — Dr. Mitchell
  15. Arena (1953) — Jackie Roach
  16. The Mike Douglas Show (1961) — Self
  17. Red River (1988) — Mr. Melville, Cattle Buyer
  18. Prisoner of War (1954) — Francis Aloysius Belney
  19. Lux Video Theatre (1950) — Fred
  20. Matinee Theater (1955)
  21. A Man Called Shenandoah (1965) — Shenandoah
  22. Code Two (1953) — Russ Hartley
  23. General Electric Theater (1953) — Jim Cherburg
  24. The Steve Allen Show (1956) — Self - Guest
  25. Tonight Starring Jack Paar (1957) — Self
  26. Cavalcade of America (1952) — Ranger Norm Keller
  27. The Barbara Stanwyck Show (1960) — Horace
  28. The Tanks Are Coming (1951) — Capt. Bob Horner
  29. The DuPont Show with June Allyson (1959) — Danny Barnes
  30. Public Defender (1954) — Moon Franklin
  31. Startime (1959) — Captain Jeff McCleod
  32. Foreign Exchange (1970) — John Smith
  33. Return of the Texan (1952) — Dr. Jim Harris
  34. Apache War Smoke (1952) — Tom Herrera
  35. The Dangerous Days of Kiowa Jones (1966) — Kiowa Jones
  36. When Knights Were Bold (1936) — Cousin Bertie
  37. The Spy Killer (1969) — John Smith
  38. Studio 57 (1954)
  39. Ford Theatre (1948)
  40. The Lux Show (1957) — Self