Movies
TV Shows
Actors
Charles Robinson
Apr 13, 1932 (94 years old) in Orange, New Jersey, USA
Known For
Adam-12
Mannix
Cannon
The Virginian
My Three Sons
Credits
2000 ·
The Last Dance
as Ned
1996 ·
The Cable Guy
as Steven's Lawyer
1987 ·
Death Wish 4: The Crackdown
as Editor
1985 ·
The Equalizer
as Brian
1985 ·
The Comedy Factory
as Reporter #2
1984 ·
Airwolf
as Carl Zimmer
1983 ·
Scarecrow and Mrs. King
as James McNeil
1981 ·
Simon & Simon
as Anthony Ross
1978 ·
Flying High
as Anatoli
1978 ·
The Case of the Baltimore Girls
as Neil Davis
1976 ·
Francis Gary Powers: The True Story of the U-2 Spy Incident
as Wheatley
1975 ·
Ellery Queen
as Lewis Halliday
1975 ·
Man on the Outside
as Mr. Arnold
1975 ·
The Deadly Volley
as Ted
1974 ·
Psycho Sisters
as Jerry
1974 ·
Fer-de-Lance
as Lieutenant Nicholson
1974 ·
Police Headquarters
as Charles Heywood
1974 ·
Firehouse
as Roy
1973 ·
The Daring Dobermans
as Steve Crandall
1973 ·
The Six Million Dollar Man
as Prisoner
1973 ·
Set This Town on Fire
as Brad Wells
1972 ·
The Screaming Woman
as Howard Wynant
1972 ·
The Sixth Sense
as Mike Martin
1971 ·
Cannon
as Ernie Buckingham
1971 ·
The Brotherhood of Satan
as Priest
1971 ·
The Bridge in the Jungle
as Gales
1968 ·
Adam-12
as Mark Donin
1968 ·
A Time to Sing
as Shifty Barker
1968 ·
For Singles Only
as Jim Alen
1967 ·
Mannix
as Harvey Roanhorse
1966 ·
The Sand Pebbles
as Ensign Bordelles
1966 ·
The Singing Nun
as Marauder
1965 ·
The F.B.I.
as Keith McKay
1965 ·
The F.B.I.
as Troy Harris
1965 ·
Shenandoah
as Nathan
1965 ·
Dear Brigitte
as George
1964 ·
The Munsters
as
1963 ·
Take Her, She's Mine
as Stanley
1962 ·
Stoney Burke
as Dennis Mitchner
1962 ·
The New Loretta Young Show
as Neal
1962 ·
The Virginian
as John Woods aka Sitkonga
1961 ·
Splendor in the Grass
as Johnny Masterson (uncredited)
1961 ·
Ben Casey
as Edward Bullard
1961 ·
87th Precinct
as Jerry Curtis
1960 ·
My Three Sons
as
1960 ·
My Three Sons
as Craig Benson
1956 ·
Armchair Theatre
as Sailor
1955 ·
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
as Jerry Lane
1955 ·
Gunsmoke
as Amos Cole
1953 ·
General Electric Theater
as Gregg Foster
