Robert Easton

Personal Info

Known For Actor

Gender Male

Birthday 1930-11-23

Deathday 2011-12-16 (81 years old)

Place of Birth Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA

Also Known As Robert Easton Burke, Bob Easton

Robert Easton

Biography

Robert Easton (born Robert Easton Burke; November 23, 1930 – December 16, 2011) was an American radio, film, and television actor whose career spanned more than 60 years. His mastery of English dialect earned him the epithet "The Man of a Thousand Voices". For decades, he was a leading Hollywood dialogue or accent coach.

Known For

Actor

It's Always Sunday

as Stanley Moran

2012
Horrorween

as Neighbor

2008
2004
Lost

as Minister

2003
Gods and Generals

as John Janney

2000
Just One Night

as Drunk Cab Driver

1998
Primary Colors

as Dr. Beauregard

1993
The Beverly Hillbillies

as Mayor Amos Jasper

1993
Needful Things

as Lester Pratt

1992
1992
Pet Sematary II

as Priest

1988
Working Girl

as Armbriester

1987
Long Gone

as Cletis Ramey

1981
1981
The Oklahoma City Dolls

as Sheriff Mike Sorenson

1981
Invaders from the Deep

as Lieutenant George Lee 'Phones' Sheridan / Corda / WSP Commander

1980
The Incredible Voyage of Stingray

as Lieutenant 'Phones' Sheridan / X-2-Zero / Aquaphibian 1 (voice)

1979
Charleston

as Rev. Allen

1977
Last of the Mohicans

as David Gamut

1977
Pete's Dragon

as Store Proprietor

1976
Almos' a Man

as Mr. Joe

1975
Mr. Sycamore

as Fred Staines

1973
The Lie

as Steve Olman

1972
1972
Squares

as Frank Warren

1971
The Touch of Satan

as Mr. Keitel

1970
The Andersonville Trial

as Court Reporter

1969
Paint Your Wagon

as Ezra Atwell

1968
The Mod Squad

as Gus Weldon

1966
One of Our Spies Is Missing

as Mr. Bentley - the Texan

1965
The Loved One

as Dusty Acres

1965
Get Smart

as Maestro

1965
Lost in Space

as Newsman Lacy

1964
Stingray

as Lieutenant George Lee Sheridan

1964
The Rogues

as Barman

1963
Come Fly with Me

as Navigator

1963
Petticoat Junction

as Henry Barton

1963
1963
Burke's Law

as Hapless Magician

1962
The War Lover

as Handown: Crew of 'The Body'

1962
The Nun and the Sergeant

as Orville Nupert

1962
The Saint

as Benson

1962
Combat!

as Woody Jones

1962
The Lucy Show

as Iffie

1962
The Beverly Hillbillies

as Beauregard Short

1960
The Andy Griffith Show

as Pete Johnson

1959
Johnny Ringo

as Billy Counts

1959
Rawhide

as Bugler

1958
1958
The Larkins

as Doctor Brogan

1957
Perry Mason

as Ed Allison

1956
1956
Hold Back The Night

as Ackerman, a soldier

1956
Somebody Up There Likes Me

as Corporal Quinbury (uncredited)

1956
1955
1955
Gunsmoke

as Magnus Goode

1955
The Millionaire

as Florida Cates

1954
The Raid

as Rebel Soldier (uncredited)

1954
The High and the Mighty

as Cargo Clerk (uncredited)

1954
1954
Annie Oakley

as Abner Harkey

1953
Combat Squad

as Lewis

1953
The Neanderthal Man

as Danny, a townsman

1952
Feudin' Fools

as Caleb Smith

1952
1952
O. Henry's Full House

as Yokel (segment "The Ransom of Red Chief") (uncredited)

1952
Belles on Their Toes

as Franklin Dykes (uncredited)

1952
Cavalcade of America

as George Merchant

1951
1951
The Tall Target

as Young Southerner (uncredited)

1951
1951
1950
Union Station

as Con Victim (uncredited)

1949
Undertow

as Fisher

1930
Murder!

as Jury Member

Crew

2000
Drowning Mona

as Dialect Coach

1997
Night Falls on Manhattan

as Dialect Coach

1997
Good Will Hunting

as Dialect Coach

1993
The Beverly Hillbillies

as Dialect Coach

1993
Hard Target

as Dialogue Coach

1989
Next of Kin

as Dialect Coach

1985
Volunteers

as Dialect Coach

1985
Flesh + Blood

as Dialect Coach

1985
North and South

as Dialect Coach

1984
The NeverEnding Story

as Additional Dialogue

1975
Crazy Mama

as Dialect Coach

1952
Feudin' Fools

as Dialect Coach

Writer

1984
1975