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Benny Rubin(1899-1986)

  • Actor
  • Writer
  • Additional Crew
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Benny Rubin in The Snappy Caballero (1931)
Benny Rubin was born on 2 February 1899 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. He was an actor and writer, known for I Love Lucy (1951), Bright Lights (1935) and Femmes d'affaires (1935). He was married to Beatrice Dallinger and Mary Bolt. He died on 15 July 1986 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
BornFebruary 2, 1899
DiedJuly 15, 1986(87)
BornFebruary 2, 1899
DiedJuly 15, 1986(87)
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Known for

Lucille Ball in I Love Lucy (1951)
I Love Lucy
8.5
TV Series
  • Driver
Joe E. Brown in Bright Lights (1935)
Bright Lights
6.3
  • Writer
  • 1935
Joan Blondell and Glenda Farrell in Femmes d'affaires (1935)
Femmes d'affaires
6.7
  • Writer
  • 1935
Lupe Velez, Bert Wheeler, and Robert Woolsey in Vol de zozos (1937)
Vol de zozos
5.8
  • Writer
  • 1937

Credits

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Actor

  • Peter Bogdanovich, John Huston, and Susan Strasberg in De l'autre côté du vent (2018)
    De l'autre côté du vent
    6.7
    • Abe Vogel
    • 2018
  • A Pleasure Doing Business (1979)
    A Pleasure Doing Business
    6.3
    • Deli owner
    • 1979
  • What's Happening!! (1976)
    What's Happening!!
    7.0
    TV Series
    • Duke Morgan
    • 1979
  • Geneviève Bujold in Morts suspectes (1978)
    Morts suspectes
    6.9
    • Mr. Schwartz
    • 1978
  • Szysznyk (1977)
    Szysznyk
    6.8
    TV Series
    • Martin
    • 1977
  • Redd Foxx and Demond Wilson in Sanford and Son (1972)
    Sanford and Son
    7.9
    TV Series
    • Man
    • 1977
  • Dean Jones in Un candidat au poil (1976)
    Un candidat au poil
    5.8
    • Waiter
    • 1976
  • Larry Hagman in The Return of the World's Greatest Detective (1976)
    The Return of the World's Greatest Detective
    6.0
    TV Movie
    • Klinger
    • 1976
  • Bruce Dern, Madeline Kahn, Art Carney, and Augustus von Schumacher in Won Ton Ton, le chien qui sauva Hollywood (1976)
    Won Ton Ton, le chien qui sauva Hollywood
    4.8
    • Bit Part (uncredited)
    • 1976
  • Dossiers brûlants (1974)
    Dossiers brûlants
    8.4
    TV Series
    • Julius 'Buck' Fineman
    • 1974
  • Meredith Baxter and David Birney in Bridget Loves Bernie (1972)
    Bridget Loves Bernie
    6.7
    TV Series
    • Mr. Rosenthal
    • 1972
  • Pas vu, pas pris (1972)
    Pas vu, pas pris
    6.2
    • Golfer (uncredited)
    • 1972
  • Emergency! (1972)
    Emergency!
    7.9
    TV Series
    • Sam Cranks
    • 1972
  • Love, American Style (1969)
    Love, American Style
    6.8
    TV Series
    • Papa (segment "Love and the Anxious Mama")
    • 1972
  • Hans Conried in The Partners (1971)
    The Partners
    7.1
    TV Series
    • Mr. Phillips
    • 1971

Writer

  • James Arness, Amanda Blake, Milburn Stone, and Dennis Weaver in Gunsmoke (1955)
    Gunsmoke
    8.1
    TV Series
    • story by
    • 1970
  • Fisticuffs
    5.9
    Short
    • screenplay
    • 1938
  • Gordon Jones, Allan Lane, Bradley Page, Harry Einstein, and Joan Woodbury in Night Spot (1938)
    Night Spot
    5.2
    • contributor to dialogue (uncredited)
    • 1938
  • Lupe Velez, Bert Wheeler, and Robert Woolsey in Vol de zozos (1937)
    Vol de zozos
    5.8
    • screen play
    • 1937
  • Marjorie Lord, Bert Wheeler, and Robert Woolsey in On Again-Off Again (1937)
    On Again-Off Again
    5.9
    • screen play
    • 1937
  • Jack Haley and Ann Sothern in The Girl Friend (1935)
    The Girl Friend
    5.9
    • screenplay
    • 1935
  • Joe E. Brown in Bright Lights (1935)
    Bright Lights
    6.3
    • adaptation by
    • 1935
  • Joan Blondell and Glenda Farrell in Femmes d'affaires (1935)
    Femmes d'affaires
    6.7
    • screen play by
    • 1935
  • The Messenger Boy
    6.1
    Short
    • story
    • 1931
  • Julius Sizzer (1931)
    Julius Sizzer
    4.0
    Short
    • story & adaptation
    • 1931
  • Talking Turkey
    Short
    • Writer
    • 1931
  • Hotsy Totsy
    Short
    • scenario
    • 1929
  • The Pilgrim Papas
    Short
    • scenario
    • 1929
  • Broken Statues
    Short
    • writer
    • 1929
  • The General
    Short
    • scenario
    • 1929

Additional Crew

  • Ted Donaldson, Noreen Nash, and Robert Paige in The Red Stallion (1947)
    The Red Stallion
    5.7
    • dialogue director
    • 1947
  • Kenneth Farrell, Edward Norris, Sheila Ryan, and Chill Wills in Heartaches (1947)
    Heartaches
    5.6
    • dialogue director
    • 1947
  • Benny Bartlett, Tommy Bond, Carl 'Alfalfa' Switzer, Rudy Wissler, and Chili Williams in Gas House Kids Go West (1947)
    Gas House Kids Go West
    5.7
    • dialogue director
    • 1947
  • Robert Arthur, James Cardwell, Sue England, Darryl Hickman, Terry Moore, and Noreen Nash in The Devil on Wheels (1947)
    The Devil on Wheels
    5.2
    • dialogue director (uncredited)
    • 1947
  • Kenny Delmar in It's a Joke, Son! (1947)
    It's a Joke, Son!
    5.9
    • dialogue director
    • 1947
  • Fisticuffs
    5.9
    Short
    • technical director
    • 1938
  • Bessie Love and Johnnie Walker in Bessie à Broadway (1928)
    Bessie à Broadway
    6.9
    • dance double: Johnnie Walker (uncredited)
    • 1928

Personal details

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  • Alternative names
    • Benny Ruben
  • Height
    • 1.71 m
  • Born
    • February 2, 1899
    • Boston, Massachusetts, USA
  • Died
    • July 15, 1986
    • Los Angeles, California, USA(heart attack)
  • Spouses
      Beatrice DallingerMay 31, 1940 - ?
  • Other works
    Radio: Appeared as a regular panelist on the radio program "Stop Me if You've Heard This One" during the late 1940s. Contestants won cash prizes if one of the panelists (Rubin, Cal Tinney, Lew Lehr or Morey Amsterdam) couldn't finish a joke that the master of ceremonies started.
  • Publicity listings
    • 1 Print Biography
    • 3 Articles

Did you know

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  • Trivia
    Autobiography, "Come Backstage with Me," published by Vanity Press, 1980.

FAQ

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  • When did Benny Rubin die?
    July 15, 1986
  • How did Benny Rubin die?
    Heart attack
  • How old was Benny Rubin when he died?
    87 years old
  • Where did Benny Rubin die?
    Los Angeles, California, USA
  • When was Benny Rubin born?
    February 2, 1899

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