1918Born, Salt Lake City
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Robert Walker (October 13, 1918 - August 28, 1951) was an American film actor. He is probably best known for his role as Bruno Anthony in Alfred Hitchcock's 1951 thriller Strangers on a Train.
Known for
Strangers on a TrainBruno Antony
Innocent BloodBruno (archive footage)
Thirty Seconds Over TokyoDavid Thatcher
Vengeance ValleyLee Strobie
Since You Went AwayBill SmollettFilmography
1992Innocent BloodBruno (archive footage)Movie
1952My Son JohnJohn JeffersonMovie
1951Strangers on a TrainBruno AntonyMovie
1951Vengeance ValleyLee StrobieMovie
1950The Skipper Surprised His WifeCmdr. William J. LattimerMovie
1950Please Believe MeTerence KeathMovie
1950Mule TrainTownsman (uncredited)Movie
1948One Touch of VenusEddie HatchMovie
1948My Own True LoveCharles StoneMovie
1947Song of LoveJohannes BrahmsMovie
1947The Sea of GrassBrock BrewtonMovie
1947The Beginning or the EndCol. Jeff NixonMovie
1946Till the Clouds Roll ByJerome KernMovie
1945The Sailor Takes a WifeJohn HillMovie
1945What Next, Corporal Hargrove?Corporal HargroveMovie
1945Her Highness and the BellboyJimmy DobsonMovie
1945The ClockCorporal Joe AllenMovie
1944Thirty Seconds Over TokyoDavid ThatcherMovie
1944Since You Went AwayBill SmollettMovie
1944See Here, Private HargrovePvt. Marion HargroveMovie
1944Twenty Years After(archive footage)Movie
1943Madame CurieDavid Le GrosMovie
1943BataanLeonard PurckettMovie
1942Today I HangPrison Guard (uncredited)Movie
1939Dancing Co-EdBoy (uncredited)Movie
1939These Glamour GirlsCollege Boy (uncredited)Movie
1939Winter CarnivalWesMovie
1936Aces and EightsCroupier (uncredited)Movie
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