Robert Bice
Robert Bice is known for The Wild One (1953), The Far Country (1954), The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer (1947).
Biography
Robert Bice (Dallas, March 4, 1914 – Los Angeles, January 8, 1968) was an American actor. He appeared in over 110 films from 1943 to 1961 and appeared in over a hundred television productions from 1949 to 1967. He was also credited under the names Robo Bechi and Bob Bice.
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Known for
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6.6 The Wild One
1953
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6.9 The Far Country
1954
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6.7 Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo
1944
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6.7 He Walked by Night
1949
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5.8 It! The Terror from Beyond Space
1958
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6.9 The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer
1947
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7.3 Thieves' Highway
1949
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6.7 Raw Deal
1948
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6.5 The Blue Gardenia
1953
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6.8 Too Late for Tears
1949
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6.3 The Racket
1951
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6.3 Horizons West
1952
Full filmography
62 films — 50 in the catalogue
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6.7 Winchester '73
1967 · Master of Ceremonies
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5.8
It! The Terror from Beyond Space
1958 · Purdue
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6.1 The Case Against Brooklyn
1958
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7.0 Diamond Safari
1958 · Reubens
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6.1 Calling Homicide
1956 · Det. Johnny Phipps (uncredited)
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4.9 Teen-Age Crime Wave
1955 · Smith
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5.0 The Gun That Won the West
1955 · Chief Red Cloud
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6.7 Foxfire
1955 · Walt Whitman
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5.1 The Big Bluff
1955 · Dr. Tom Harrison
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General Electric Theater: Into the Night
1955 · Truck Driver
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5.2 Dial Red O
1955 · Sgt. Tony Columbo
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5.9 Three for the Show
1955 · Charlie O'Hallihan (uncredited)
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6.5 Bowery to Bagdad
1955 · Duke, the boss
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Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer!
1954 · Capt. Pat Chambers
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6.0 Sign of the Pagan
1954 · Chilothe
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3.0 The Snow Creature
1954 · Mr. Fleet
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Superman's Peril
1954 · First Mate Bennett
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6.0 The Adventures of Hajji Baba
1954 · Musa (uncredited)
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6.9
The Far Country
1954 · Miner (uncredited)
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4.8 The Golden Idol
1954 · Gate Guard
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6.6
The Wild One
1953 · Wilson (uncredited)
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9.0 Six Gun Decision
1953 · Dude
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7.0 Border City Rustlers
1953 · Branton
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3.6 Paris Model
1953 · Jack Parmalee
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6.5 Bandits of the West
1953 · Henchman Dutch
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6.0 Port Sinister
1953 · George Burt
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7.0 The Marksman
1953 · Henchman Kincaid
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6.5
The Blue Gardenia
1953 · Policeman (uncredited)
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7.0 Star of Texas
1953 · Henchman Al Slade
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9.0 Hiawatha
1952 · Wabeek
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3.4 Invasion, U.S.A.
1952 · George Sylvester
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6.3
Horizons West
1952 · Townsman (uncredited)
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5.0 Captive Women
1952 · Bram, Rob's pal
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5.7 Red Snow
1952 · Chief Nanu
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6.0 Cripple Creek
1952
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5.8 Night Stage to Galveston
1952 · Captain Yancey
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5.8 Tales of Robin Hood
1951 · Will Scarlett
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6.3
The Racket
1951 · Police Dispatcher (uncredited)
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7.0 Gunplay
1951 · Sam Martin
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6.0 Al Jennings of Oklahoma
1951 · Pete Kincaid
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5.3 The Flying Missile
1950 · Airbase Military Police Officer
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8.0 Under Mexicali Stars
1950 · Deputy Bob
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6.1 Bunco Squad
1950 · Drake / The Swami
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7.3
Thieves' Highway
1949 · Announcer (uncredited)
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6.7 The James Brothers of Missouri
1949 · Frank James
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8.0 Bandit King of Texas
1949 · Henchman Gus
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7.0 Flaming Fury
1949 · Arthur Latch - Lab Technician
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6.8
Too Late for Tears
1949 · Policeman (uncredited)
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7.7 Susanna Pass
1949 · Bob Oliver
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6.7
He Walked by Night
1949 · Detective with Capt. Breen (uncredited)
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6.6 Hollow Triumph
1948 · Maxwell's Thug (uncredited)
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6.2 Canon City
1948 · Morgan
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6.7
Raw Deal
1948
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4.7 Assigned to Danger
1948 · Frankie Mantell
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6.9
The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer
1947 · Policeman at Airport (uncredited)
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6.1 The Sea of Grass
1947 · Brewton Ranch Hand (uncredited)
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4.4 The Mysterious Mr. Valentine
1946 · Doctor
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6.7
Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo
1944 · 'Jig' White
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6.8 Dragon Seed
1944 · Lao Ta Tan - Eldest Son
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6.3 The Ghost Ship
1943 · Raphael, the Steward
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Fighting Valley
1943 · Paul Jackson
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5.4 The Ghost and the Guest
1943 · Smoothie Lewis
Series and TV shows
5 titles
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7.9
People data: TMDb.
Cast
