1. Robert Culp Movies and Shows - Apple TV
Culp made his feature debut in 1963's "PT 109" as Navy Ensign Barney Ross, who served alongside John F. Kennedy in World War II.
Learn about Robert Culp on Apple TV. Browse shows and movies that feature Robert Culp including The Pelican Brief, Santa's Slay, and more.
2. Robert Culp | Rotten Tomatoes
Culp's role on "I Spy" - a secret agent posing as a tennis player - largely defined his screen persona, which was alternately freewheeling and deadly serious - ...
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3. Robert Culp (Creator) - TV Tropes
After I Spy ended, Culp embarked on a movie career, landing a major hit with the sex comedy Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice in 1969. His next TV venture was a ...
Robert Martin Culp (August 16, 1930 â March 23, 2010) was an American actor, popular for several decades in television and movies. Born in Oakland, California, Culp's childhood ambition was to be a cartoonist, and he was quite …
4. Robert Culp | The Week
Culp's most famous film role was in Paul Mazursky's Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice, a 1969 comedy about wife-swapping. As Bob, Culp “swung between the poles of ...
The actor who played a ‘hip’ spy
5. The Wonderfulness of Robert Culp, 1930-2010 - Beyond Chron
26 mrt 2010 · ... first 5 minutes. ... 1969's then-provocative “Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice” was one of Culp's biggest films, but didn't do much for me.
I am going to miss Robert Culp. Alongside Bill Cosby in the award winning television series “I Spy”, Culp was a heroic figure. As a child during the sixties, I was mesmerized watching the tennis player/spy Kelly Robinson and his coach/trainer/Rhodes Scholar/spy Alexander Scott, played by Cosby. No other television series before I Spy, had […]
6. Robert Culp: Building A Career in the Hollywood Jungle - I Spy
At first, “I SPY” was going to be taken off the air, because the pilot film, or the test film, as it was called, that we made in Hong Kong in November of `64 ...
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7. Robert Culp left behind decades of TV memories - cleveland.com
25 mrt 2010 · Culp made his TV debut in 1953, and he was a seasoned network player well before "I Spy" premiered. Although he appeared in big-screen films ...
See AlsoOpening 1 Akane-BanashiRobert Culp, who died Wednesday, probably was best known for playing agent Kelly Robinson to Bill Cosby's Alexander Scott on NBC's "I Spy" (1965-68). Trading quips while dodging bullets, Culp and Cosby globe-trotted their way into America's heart. But "I Spy" is merely one memorable credit for an actor who spent 57 of his 79 years on television.
8. R.I.P. Robert Culp - Thrilling Days of Yesteryear
25 mrt 2010 · Culp and Cosby later co-starred in an underrated film entitled Hickey & Boggs (1972) which is as about as un-I Spy as you can get—but in 1994, ...
I don’t know why the Grim Reaper is heckbent on dispatching my television heroes to the Great Beyond of late, but we lost another television icon yesterday in Robert Culp, who died from a head inju…
9. Robert Culp - The Alfred Hitchcock Wiki
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10. Robert Culp (1930-2010) - Edward Copeland's Tangents
24 mrt 2010 · His first big hit was as the agent teamed with Bill Cosby on the landmark 1960s series I Spy. In the 1980s, he aided the unlikely hero in ...
His best-known roles always placed Robert Culp as part of a team or in the role of a sidekick, but that gives a bit of short shrift to the career of the actor, who has died at age 79 after taking a fall at his home.His first big hit was as the agent teamed with Bill Cosby on the landmark 1960s series I Spy. In the 1980s, he aided the unlikely hero in the campy sensation The Greatest American Hero. Those were far from the only things on Culp's resume however. Beginning in the early 1950s, he worked on many of the standard dramatic and episodic television series such as Alfred Hitchcock Presents and the various theatrical series. His first regular series, Trackdown, was a western where Culp played a Texas ranger tracking down an assortment of bad guys. The series lasted 70 episodes over three years and its main director was a man named Sam Peckinpah.His first feature film appearance didn't arrive until 1963 in PT 109, the story of JFK's experiences in World War II. Perhaps his best-known film role was in 1969's Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice. He also played the president opposite Julia Roberts and Denzel Washington in the adaptation of John Grisham's The Pelican Brief.For me though, some of my favorite Culp memories are his four appearances on various episodes of Columbo, particularly the one where he played a motivational expert who used subliminal messages to lead to a murder. R.I.P. Mr. Culp.
11. TV, movie star Robert Culp, who found acting at UW, dies at 79
24 mrt 2010 · He followed “I Spy” with his most prestigious film role, in “Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice.” The work of first-time director Paul Mazursky, who ...
By Bob Thomas The Associated Press LOS ANGELES — Robert Culp, the actor who teamed with Bill Cosby in the racially groundbreaking TV series “I Spy” and was
12. Robert Culp dies at 79; actor starred in 'I Spy' TV series - Los Angeles Times
25 mrt 2010 · Robert Culp, the veteran actor best known for starring with Bill Cosby in the classic 1960s espionage-adventure series “I Spy” and for playing Bob in the 1969 ...
Robert Culp dies at 79; actor starred in 'I Spy' TV series
13. The Top 20 Movies Starring Robert Culp - Flickchart
"Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice", "Hannie Caulder", "Turk 182!", "Sunday in New York", & "PT 109" are on The Top 20 Movies Starring Robert Culp on Flickchart.
14. RIP Robert Culp - Jabootu's Bad Movie Dimension
25 mrt 2010 · Culp spent much of '70s starring in TV movies, including a couple of rather good genre pics, Spectre (written by Gene Roddenbury, and one of ...
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