This Biography is about one of the best Actor Cliff Robertson including his Height, weight, Age & Other Detail…
Biography Of Cliff Robertson | |
Real Name | Cliff Robertson |
Profession | Actors |
Nick Name | Clifford Parker Robertson III, Clifford Parker |
Famous as | Actor |
Nationality | American |
Personal life of Cliff Robertson | |
Born on | 09 September 1923 |
Birthday | 9th September |
Died At Age | 88 |
Sun Sign | Virgo |
Born in | La Jolla |
Died on | 10 September 2011 |
Place of death | Stony Brook |
Family Background of Cliff Robertson | |
Father | Clifford Parker Robertson Jr. |
Mother | Audrey Willingham |
Spouses/Partners | Dina Merrill, Cynthia Stone |
Children | Stephanie Robertson, Heather Robertson |
Education | Antioch College, La Jolla High School |
Net worth | $5 million |
Awards | 1969 – Academy Award for Best Actor – Charly 1968 – National Board of Review Award for Best Actor – Charly 1966 – Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Single Performance By An Actor In A Leading Role – Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre |
Personal Fact of Cliff Robertson | |
Cliff Robertson was an Academy Award winning American actor with a career spanning five decades. Best known for his role in the movie Charly, as a mentally disabled floor sweeper, he was among the most respected and versatile character actors of his generation. Even though born into a wealthy family, the actor’s early years were fraught with difficulties. His parents divorced when he was still a baby and his mother died of an illness a year later. Raised by his grandmother, he graduated from La Jolla High School and proceeded to serve in the U.S. Merchant Marine in World War II. After the war, he attended college for a short while before embarking on a career as a journalist. But destiny had other plans for him and soon he found himself performing on the Broadway. Well-built with rugged good-looks, he easily gained attention as an actor and soon forayed into films as well. His intense onscreen performances gained him a reputation as a character actor and he enjoyed success on the big screen as well. In the 1970s he was briefly blacklisted in Hollywood following a scandal involving David Begelman, the president of Columbia Pictures. However, after a few years he returned to Hollywood and resumed his successful career. |
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