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Fri 18
The Rockford Files: Never Send a Boy King to Do a Man's Job — Robert Webber
Part 1 of 2. Richie Brockelman enlists Rockford to help swindle a swindler.
Air Time & Details for Robert Webber, Fri 18, 11:00 am -
Fri 18
The Rockford Files: Never Send a Boy King to Do a Man's Job — Robert Webber
Conclusion. An artifacts exhibition figures into a swindler's motives.
Air Time & Details for Robert Webber, Fri 18, 12:00 pm -
Sun 20
Dollars — Robert Webber
Warren Beatty and Goldie Hawn in a spoof about crooks robbing crooks, with a West German bank as the target. Richard Brooks directed on location in Hamburg, Bavaria and Scandinavia. Kessel: Gert Frobe. Attorney: Robert Webber. Sarge: Scott Brady. Candy Man: Arthur Brauss.
Air Time & Details for Robert Webber, Sun 20, 5:20 pm -
Mon 21
Mission: Impossible: The Deal — Robert Webber
More IMF tricks: commandeering a Navy patrol boat to squelch a political coup.
Air Time & Details for Robert Webber, Mon 21, 9:00 pm
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Biography
About Robert Webber
Though born in close proximity to Hollywood, Robert Webber chose to head East to launch his acting career shortly after World War II. On Broadway from 1948, Webber made his film bow in 1950's Highway 501, playing the first of many villains. His career moved in fits and starts until he was cast by director Sidney Lumet as Juror Number 12 in the 1957 filmization of Twelve Angry Men.
Webber flourished in the 1960s, mostly playing outwardly charming but inwardly vicious types; who could forget his torturing of Julie Harris in Harper (1966), grinning all the while and saying lines like "I just adore inflicting pain"? A personal favorite of director Blake Edwards, Webber was given roles of a more comic nature in such Edwards films as Revenge of the Pink Panther (1978), 10 (1969), and S.O.B (1981). One of Robert Webber's better later roles was as the father of erstwhile private eye Maddie Ross (Cybill Shepherd) on the cult-favorite TV series Moonlighting.