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Doğum yeri Chicago, Illinois, USA
Doğum günü 1907-02-22
Ölüm 1998-07-21
Ayrıca şöyle bilinir Robert George Young
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Robert George Young  (February 22, 1907 – July 21, 1998) was an American television, film, and radio actor, best known for his leading roles as Jim Anderson, the father of Father Knows Best (NBC and then CBS) and as physician Marcus Welby in Marcus Welby, M.D. (ABC). Young appeared in over 100 films between 1931 and 1952. After appearing on stage, Young was signed with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and, in spite of having a "tier B" status, he co-starred with some of the studio's most illustrious actresses, such as Katharine Hepburn, Margaret Sullavan, Norma Shearer, Joan Crawford, Helen Hayes, Luise Rainer, Hedy Lamarr, and Helen Twelvetrees. Yet, most of his assignments consisted of B movies, also known as "programmers," which required two to three weeks of shooting (considered very brief shooting periods at the time). Actors who were relegated to such a hectic schedule appeared, as Young did, in some six to eight movies per year. As an MGM contract player, Young was resigned to the fate of most of his colleagues—to accept any film assigned to him or risk being placed on suspension—and many actors on suspension were prohibited from earning a salary from any endeavor at all (even those unrelated to the film industry). In 1936, MGM summarily loaned Young to Gaumont British for two films; the first was directed by Alfred Hitchcock with the other co-starring Jessie Matthews. While there he surmised that his employers intended to terminate his contract, but he was mistaken. He unexpectedly received one of his most rewarding roles late in his MGM career, in H.M. Pulham, Esq., featuring one of Hedy Lamarr's most effective performances. He once remarked that he was assigned only those roles which Robert Montgomery and other A-list actors had rejected. After his contract ended at MGM, Young starred in light comedies as well as in trenchant dramas for studios such as 20th Century Fox, United Artists, and RKO Radio Pictures. From 1943, Young assayed more challenging roles in films like Claudia, The Enchanted Cottage, They Won't Believe Me, The Second Woman, and Crossfire. His portrayal of unsympathetic characters in several of these later films—which was seldom the case in his MGM pictures—was applauded by numerous reviewers. Young's career began an incremental and imperceptible decline, despite a propitious beginning as a freelance actor without the nurturing of a major studio. He continued starring as a leading man in the late 1940s and early 1950s, but only in mediocre films, then he subsequently disappeared from the silver screen - only to reappear several years later on a much smaller one.

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1994That's Entertainment! III as (archive footage)
1990Myrna Loy: So Nice to Come Home To as (archive footage)
1990The Wonderful Wizard of Oz: 50 Years of Magic as Self
1988Marcus Welby, M.D.: A Holiday Affair as Dr. Marcus Welby
1987A Conspiracy of Love as Joe Woldarski
1987Mercy or Murder? as Roswell Gilbert
1984The Return of Marcus Welby, M.D. as Dr. Marcus Welby
1982Hollywood’s Children as Self (archive footage)
1977Father Knows Best: Home for Christmas as Jim Anderson
1977The Father Knows Best Reunion as James Anderson
1976That's Entertainment, Part II as (archive footage)
1974That's Entertainment! as (archive footage) (uncredited)
1973My Darling Daughters' Anniversary as Judge Charles Raleigh
1972All My Darling Daughters as Judge Charles Raleigh
1969Marcus Welby, M.D. as Marcus Welby
1963Highball Highway as Himself
1954Secret of the Incas as Stanley Moorehead
1954The Big Moment as Narrator
1952The Half-Breed as Dan Craig
1951Goodbye, My Fancy as Doctor James Merrill
1950The Second Woman as Jeff Cohalan
1949And Baby Makes Three as Vernon 'Vern' Walsh
1949Bride for Sale as Stephen Tracy Adams
1949That Forsyte Woman as Philip Bosinney
1949Adventure in Baltimore as Dr. Andrew Sheldon
1948Relentless as Nick Buckley
1948Sitting Pretty as Harry King
1947Crossfire as Finlay
1947They Won't Believe Me as Larry Ballentine
1946Lady Luck as Larry Scott
1946The Searching Wind as Alex Hazen
1946Claudia and David as David Naughton
1945Those Endearing Young Charms as Lt. Hurley 'Hank' Travers
1945The Enchanted Cottage as Oliver Bradford
1944The Canterville Ghost as Cuffy Williams
1944Twenty Years After as (archive footage)
1943Claudia as David Naughton
1943Sweet Rosie O'Grady as Samuel Magee
1943Slightly Dangerous as Bob Stuart
1942Journey for Margaret as John Davis
1942Cairo as Homer Smith, aka Juniper Jones
1942Joe Smith, American as Joe Smith
1941H.M. Pulham, Esq. as Harry Moulton Pulham
1941Married Bachelor as Randolph Haven
1941Lady Be Good as Edward 'Eddie' Crane
1941Western Union as Richard Blake
1941The Trial of Mary Dugan as Jimmy Blake
1940Dr. Kildare's Crisis as Douglas Lamont
1940A New Romance of Celluloid: The Miracle of Sound as Self
1940Sporting Blood as Myles Vanders
1940The Mortal Storm as Fritz Marberg
1940Florian as Anton Erban
1940Hollywood: Style Center of the World as Self
1940Kuzey Batı Geçidi as Langdon Towne
1940Northward, Ho! as Himself
1939Miracles for Sale as Michael Morgan
1939Maisie as Charles 'Slim' Martin
1939Bridal Suite as Neil McGill
1939Hollywood Hobbies as Himself (uncredited)
1939Honolulu as Brooks Mason / George Smith
1938The Shining Hour as David Linden
1938Rich Man, Poor Girl as Bill Harrison
1938Hollywood Goes to Town as Self
1938The Toy Wife as Andre Vallaire
1938Paradise for Three as Fritz Hagedorn
1938Josette as Pierre Brassard
1938Three Comrades as Gottfried Lenz
1937Navy Blue and Gold as Roger 'Rog' Ash
1937The Bride Wore Red as Rudolph 'Rudi' Pal
1937The Romance of Celluloid as Self (archive footage)
1937The Emperor's Candlesticks as Grand Duke Peter
1937Married Before Breakfast as Tom Wakefield
1937I Met Him in Paris as Gene Anders
1937Dangerous Number as Hank
1936Stowaway as Tommy Randall
1936The Longest Night as Charley Phelps
1936Sworn Enemy as Henry 'Hank' Sherman
1936The Bride Walks Out as Hugh McKenzie
1936Secret Agent as Robert Marvin
1936It's Love Again as Peter Carlton
1935The Bride Comes Home as Jack Bristow
1935Remember Last Night? as Tony Milburn
1935Red Salute as Jeff
1935Calm Yourself as Preston Patton
1935Vagabond Lady as Tony Spear
1935West Point of the Air as Little Mike Stone
1934The Bands Plays On as Tony Ferrera
1934Death on the Diamond as Larry Kelly
1934Paris Interlude as Pat
1934Whom the Gods Destroy as Jack Forrester
1934Hollywood Party as Radio Announcer (uncredited)
1934The House of Rothschild as Capt. Fitzroy
1934Lazy River as William 'Bill' Drexel
1934Spitfire as John Stafford
1934Carolina as Will Connelly
1933The Right To Romance as Bobby Preble
1933Saturday's Millions as Jim Fowler
1933Tugboat Annie as Alec (Son)
1933Hell Below as Lieut. (JG) 'Brick' Walters
1933Today We Live as Claude William Hope
1933Men Must Fight as Geoffrey Aiken
1932Strange Interlude as Gordon Evans as a young man
1932The Kid from Spain as Ricardo
1932Unashamed as Dick Ogden
1932New Morals for Old as Ralph Thomas
1932The Wet Parade as Kip Tarleton
1932Hell Divers as Graham - Pilot Reporting Missing Airplanes (uncredited)
1931The Guilty Generation as Marco Ricca, also known as Marco Smith
1931The Sin of Madelon Claudet as Dr.Claudet
1931The Black Camel as Jimmy Bradshaw
1928The Campus Vamp as Student at Dance / at Beach (uncredited)


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