Robert Dryden(1917-2003)

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Robert Dryden was born on 8 February 1917 in New York, USA. He was an actor, known for I Spy (1955), Armstrong Circle Theatre (1950) and The Jackie Gleason Show (1966). He died on 16 December 2003 in New York City, New York, USA.

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Known for

I Spy (1955)

7.5

TV Series

General Beck

Armstrong Circle Theatre (1950)

Armstrong Circle Theatre

7.6

TV Series

Father Venici
Ernesto Aguilar
Herb Tyler

Jackie Gleason, Art Carney, Jane Kean, and Sheila MacRae in The Jackie Gleason Show (1966)

The Jackie Gleason Show

7.9

TV Series

Bob Mathews
Frank
Garcon
Gustav Steinhart
Hotel Porter
Landlord
Postman
Raccoon Brother Rocky
Racoon Brother
Salesman
Superintendent

Naked City (1958)

8.2

TV Series

Police Surgeon
Attendant
Man in TV Door
Medical Examiner

Credits

Actor

Anime oyako gekijô
6.7
TV Series
- (voice)
- 1983
La maison volante
6.6
TV Series
- (voice)
- 1982
Paul's Case
6.8
TV Movie
- Theater Manager
- 1980
One Who Was There
5.1
Short
- 1979
Saturday Night Live
8.0
TV Series
- Belushi's Doctor (uncredited)
- 1977
Madam'
3.8
- Mr. Gordon
- 1975
Foreplay
3.9
- Pharmacist
- 1975
The American Parade
6.9
TV Mini Series
- Esquire Chip
- 1974–1975
Kojak
7.1
TV Series
- Mr. Majors (uncredited)
- 1974
Enquête dans l'impossible
6.6
- Mr. Dawson
- 1974
Taking Off
7.3
- Dr. Bronson
- 1971
The Jackie Gleason Show
7.9
TV Series
- Racoon Brother
- Superintendent
- Postman ...
- 1966–1968
NBC Experiment in Television
6.6
TV Series
- The Diary
- 1968
Les accusés
7.9
TV Series
- Arthur Tennant (as Bob Dryden)
- 1965
Route 66
7.7
TV Series
- Attorney Warren
- Hollis
- 1963–1964

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Personal details

Alternative name
- Bob Dryden
Born
- February 8, 1917
- New York, USA
Died
- December 16, 2003
- New York City, New York, USA(Parkinson's disease)
Other works
Robert Dryden also was one of the voice performers on the popular "National Lampoon Radio Hour" show of the 1970's. One of his roles was that of "Humphrey C. Cornholt" in the "High School Confidential: The Case of the Mad Vandal" episode.

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Robert Dryden was one of radio's busiest and most versatile character actors throughout the 1940s and 1950s. He was frequently heard on such classic radio shows as Gangbusters, The FBI In Peace And War, Studio One, The Ford Theater, Casey Crime Photographer, Mollee Mystery Theater and many other dramatic programs as well as on numerous soap operas. In the 1970s Dryden starred with Peg Lynch on Lynch's Little Things In Life radio series and was a frequent performer on Himan Brown's CBS Mystery Theater series.

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When did Robert Dryden die?
December 16, 2003
How did Robert Dryden die?
Parkinson's disease
How old was Robert Dryden when he died?
86 years old
Where did Robert Dryden die?
New York City, New York, USA
When was Robert Dryden born?
February 8, 1917

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