Robert Clarke

Monster Madness: Mutants, Space Invaders, and Drive-Ins 12th October 2014 as Self

Monster Madness: The Golden Age of the Horror Film 1st August 2014 as Self (archive footage)

The Naked Monster 22nd April 2005 as Major Allison

Christmas Unwrapped: The History of Christmas 1st December 1997 as Fred (archive footage)

Lugosi: Hollywood's Dracula 15th June 1997 as Narrator

Haunting Fear 1st August 1990 as Dr. Carlton

Alienator 8th February 1990 as Lund

Midnight Movie Massacre 14th May 1988 as Col Carlyle

Deadly Intentions 19th May 1985 as Pharmacist

First Strike 10th May 1985

What's Up, Hideous Sun Demon 1st January 1983 as Ishmael Pivnik

Frankenstein Island 27th November 1981 as Dr. Hadley

The Trophy Case 1st February 1979 as Dad

Where's Willie? 12th April 1978

The Brotherhood of the Bell 17th September 1970 as Dr. Louis Bauier (uncredited)

Secret File: Hollywood 6th June 1962 as Maxwell Carter (private eye)

Terror of the Bloodhunters 3rd May 1962 as Steve Duval

The Last Time I Saw Archie 27th May 1961 as Officer (uncredited)

Beyond the Time Barrier 8th September 1960 as Major William Allison

Cash McCall 20th January 1960 as Reporter (uncredited)

The Incredible Petrified World 18th November 1959 as Craig Randall

The FBI Story 1st October 1959 as Bartender (uncredited)

A Date with Death 1st June 1959 as Joe Emmanuel

Timbuktu 14th December 1958 as Captain Girard

From the Earth to the Moon 26th November 1958 as Narrator (voice)

Girl with an Itch 12th November 1958 as Orrie Cooper

The Hideous Sun Demon 28th August 1958 as Dr. Gilbert McKenna

My Man Godfrey 11th October 1957 as George

The Helen Morgan Story 2nd October 1957 as Party Guest (uncredited)

Outlaw Queen 27th April 1957 as John Andrews

The Astounding She-Monster 10th April 1957 as Dick Cutler

The Black Pirates 24th December 1954 as Manuel Azaga

Captain John Smith and Pocahontas 20th November 1953 as Rolfe

Oiltown, U.S.A. 27th February 1953 as Bob Johnson

Sword of Venus 20th February 1953 as Robert Dantes

Captive Women 10th October 1952 as Rob

The Fabulous Senorita 31st March 1952 as Jerry Taylor

Tales of Robin Hood 21st December 1951 as Robin Hood

Street Bandits 9th November 1951 as Fred Palmer

Pistol Harvest 30th August 1951 as Jack Green

Casa Manana 10th June 1951

Hard, Fast and Beautiful! 23rd May 1951 as Gordon McKay

The Man from Planet X 27th April 1951 as John Lawrence

Blades of the Musketeers 24th November 1950 as D'Artagnan

Outrage 27th September 1950 as Jim Owens

A Modern Marriage 10th July 1950 as Bill

Champagne for Caesar 11th May 1950 as Actor in Movie at Drive-In

Riders of the Range 11th February 1950 as Harry Willis

The Christmas Carol 25th December 1949 as Fred

Return of the Bad Men 17th July 1948 as Dave

If You Knew Susie 7th February 1948 as Bob (uncredited)

The Judge Steps Out 15th December 1947 as Reporter (uncredited)

Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome 26th September 1947 as Fred (Police Analyst) (uncredited)

Under the Tonto Rim 1st August 1947 as Hooker

Desperate 20th June 1947 as Bus Driver (uncredited)

Thunder Mountain 1st June 1947 as Lee Jorth

Code of the West 20th February 1947 as Harry Stockton

San Quentin 16th December 1946 as Tommy North

Criminal Court 15th November 1946 as Charlie

Step by Step 23rd August 1946 as The Doctor

The Bamboo Blonde 15th July 1946 as Jonesy, Bamboo Blonde Crewman (uncredited)

Sunset Pass 8th July 1946 as Ash Preston

Bedlam 10th May 1946 as Dan (uncredited)

A Game of Death 23rd November 1945 as Helmsman

Sing Your Way Home 14th November 1945 as Reporter at New York Dock (uncredited)

First Yank into Tokyo 5th September 1945 as Narrator / Prisoner Rosenbaum (uncredited)

Radio Stars on Parade 1st August 1945 as Danny

Wanderer of the Wasteland 31st May 1945 as Jay Collinshaw

Back to Bataan 30th May 1945 as Soldier (uncredited)

The Body Snatcher 25th May 1945 as Richardson - Medical Student (uncredited)

Zombies on Broadway 1st May 1945 as Wimp (uncredited)

The Enchanted Cottage 28th April 1945 as Marine Corporal

The Falcon in Hollywood 8th December 1944 as Perc Saunders, Assistant Director