Robert Benchley American comedian
Robert Benchley is a 56 years old American comedian from Worcester, Massachusetts. Robert Benchley was born on September 15, 1889 (died on November 21, 1945, he was 56 years old) in Worcester, Massachusetts as Robert Charles Benchley.
About
Birth name of Robert Benchley is Robert Charles Benchley
No, he died on 11/21/1945, 78 years ago. He was 56 years old when he died. Cause of death: cerebral hemorrhage. He died in New York City
Family
Child
He had one child, Nathaniel (66, American children's writer) . When his first child, Nathaniel Benchley, was born, Robert Benchley was 26 years old.
Works
Robert Benchley Movies (106)
There are 106 movies of Robert Benchley.
His first feature film was Foreign Correspondent (1940). He was 50 when he starred in this movie. Since 1940, he has appeared in 106 feature films. The last one is It's in the Bag! (1945). In this movie, we watched him in the Parker character .
View all Robert Benchley movies.Robert Benchley movie characters
The names of the characters/jobs in the films he starred in are as follows:
Character/Job | Movie | Age |
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Dialogue | Foreign Correspondent (1940) | 50 |
Stebbins | Foreign Correspondent (1940) | 50 |
Himself | The Reluctant Dragon (1941) | 51 |
That's Entertainment, Part II (1976) | 86 | |
Dr. Dudley White | I Married a Witch (1942) | 53 |
Dialogue | The Gay Divorcee (1934) | 45 |
Mr. Osborne | The Major and the Minor (1942) | 53 |
Martin Cortland | You'll Never Get Rich (1941) | 52 |
Narrator | Road to Utopia (1945) | 56 |
Phil Harriman | The Sky's the Limit (1943) | 53 |
Charlie McCaleb | China Seas (1935) | 45 |
Uncle Todd Warren | The Bride Wore Boots (1946) | 56 |
Oscar | Live, Love and Learn (1937) | 48 |
Robert Benchley | Duffy's Tavern (1945) | 56 |
G.B. Atwater | Take a Letter, Darling (1942) | 52 |
Duffy | Broadway Melody of 1938 (1937) | 47 |
Judge Robert Simpson | Practically Yours (1944) | 55 |
Ward King | Dancing Lady (1933) | 44 |
Title Graphics | The American Venus (1926) | 36 |
Tom P. Curtis | The Stork Club (1945) | 56 |
Writer | Your Technocracy and Mine (1933) | 43 |
Your Technocracy and Mine (1933) | 43 | |
Sunkist Stars at Palm Springs (1936) | 46 | |
Writer | How to Watch Football (1938) | 49 |
Football Fan | How to Watch Football (1938) | 49 |
Hank Higgins | Song of Russia (1944) | 54 |
Joseph A. Doakes | Why Daddy? (1944) | 54 |
Writer | Why Daddy? (1944) | 54 |
Story | Why Daddy? (1944) | 54 |
The Big Parade of Comedy (1964) | 74 | |
Joe Doakes | Home Movies (1940) | 50 |
Doakes | Flesh and Fantasy (1943) | 54 |
Writer | Walt Disney's Fables - Vol.6 (2004) | 114 |
Robert Benchley | Walt Disney's Fables - Vol.6 (2004) | 114 |
Writer | How to Be a Detective (1936) | 47 |
Mr. Benchley | How to Be a Detective (1936) | 47 |
Radio Announcer | Headline Shooter (1933) | 43 |
John Van Brunt | Janie Gets Married (1946) | 56 |
Randy Morton | Week-End at the Waldorf (1945) | 56 |
Himself | Hollywood Victory Caravan (1945) | 56 |
John Van Brunt | Janie (1944) | 54 |
Arthur Kenny | Young and Willing (1943) | 53 |
Bill Macon | Piccadilly Jim (1936) | 46 |
Husband | A Night at the Movies (1937) | 48 |
Lecturer / Joe Doakes | How to Eat (1939) | 49 |
Lecturer / Joe | An Hour for Lunch (1939) | 49 |
Himself | The Ten-Year Lunch (1987) | 98 |
George Archer | Kiss and Tell (1945) | 56 |
Crime Control (1941) | 51 | |
The Witness (1942) | 52 | |
Writer | How to Read (1938) | 48 |
Lecturer | How to Read (1938) | 48 |
Doakes | Syncopation (1942) | 52 |
Hubbell | Rafter Romance (1933) | 43 |
Prof. Oliver Wendel Holmes Dana | Nice Girl? (1941) | 51 |
Robert Benchley | Social Register (1934) | 44 |
Joe Doakes | An Evening Alone (1938) | 48 |
Music Made Simple (1938) | 48 | |
Writer | Sky Devils (1932) | 42 |
Joseph A. Doakes | My Tomato (1943) | 54 |
Joseph H. 'Joe' Doakes | That Inferior Feeling (1940) | 50 |
Treasurer | The Treasurer's Report (1928) | 38 |
Lecturer | The Sex Life of the Polyp (1928) | 38 |
Writer | The Sex Life of the Polyp (1928) | 38 |
Additional Dialogue | The Sport Parade (1932) | 43 |
Radio Announcer | The Sport Parade (1932) | 43 |
Additional Dialogue | Blind Adventure (1933) | 43 |
Master of Ceremonies | David O. Selznick: Your New Producer (1935) | 45 |
Screenplay | Murder on a Honeymoon (1935) | 45 |
Host / Narrator | How to Sleep (1935) | 45 |
Mr. Benchley | How to Behave (1936) | 46 |
Lecturer / Dog Owner | How to Train a Dog (1936) | 46 |
Mr. Robert Benchley | How to Vote (1936) | 46 |
Joe Doakes | The Romance of Digestion (1937) | 47 |
Writer | The Romance of Digestion (1937) | 47 |
Lecturer | How to Start the Day (1937) | 48 |
Lecturer Father | How to Raise a Baby (1938) | 48 |
Zoology Lecturer | The Courtship of the Newt (1938) | 48 |
City Treasurer Benchley | Opening Day (1938) | 49 |
Psychoanalyst / Mr. Ostegraf | Mental Poise (1938) | 49 |
Writer | Mental Poise (1938) | 49 |
Joe Doakes | How to Sub-Let (1939) | 49 |
Joe Doakes | Dark Magic (1939) | 49 |
Screenplay | Home Early (1939) | 49 |
Joe Doakes | Home Early (1939) | 49 |
Joe Doakes | The Day of Rest (1939) | 49 |
Producer | See Your Doctor (1939) | 50 |
Screenplay | See Your Doctor (1939) | 50 |
Lecturer / Joseph H. Doakes | See Your Doctor (1939) | 50 |
Roger Van Horn | Hired Wife (1940) | 50 |
The Trouble with Husbands (1940) | 50 | |
Joe Doakes | Waiting for Baby (1941) | 51 |
Joe Doakes / Father | The Forgotten Man (1941) | 51 |
Husband | How to Take a Vacation (1941) | 52 |
Wilburforce Puddle, hotel manager | Three Girls About Town (1941) | 52 |
Eddie Turner | Bedtime Story (1941) | 52 |
Mr. Benchley | Nothing But Nerves (1942) | 52 |
Joe Doakes | Keeping in Shape (1942) | 52 |
Himself | Show-Business at War (1943) | 53 |
Writer | No News Is Good News (1943) | 54 |
Answer Man | No News Is Good News (1943) | 54 |
Joseph A. Doakes | Important Business (1944) | 54 |
Martin Osborne | Her Primitive Man (1944) | 54 |
J.B. Mitcham | The National Barn Dance (1944) | 55 |
Charlie Corker | Pan-Americana (1945) | 55 |
Parker | It's in the Bag! (1945) | 55 |
Education
He graduated from Phillips Exeter Academy and Harvard University
What was Robert's zodiac sign?Robert Benchley zodiac sign was virgo.
Other facts about Robert Benchley
Birth name | Robert Charles Benchley |
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Place of death | New York City |
Genre | Parody, Deadpan, Surreal humour |
Member of | New York Drama Critics' Circle , start time: 1935-01-01T00:00:00Z |
NLP ID (unique) | A18221981 |
Languages spoken, written or signed | English |
Date of death | 1945-11-21T00:00:00Z |
Given name | Robert |
CiNii author ID (books) | DA06307210 |
Cause of death | Cerebral Hemorrhage |
Country of citizenship | United States Of America |
Europeana entity | Agent/base/66888 |