Robert Osterloh TV Schedule
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Mon 16
Gun Crazy — Robert Osterloh
Film-noir, cult classic about a firearms-obsessed couple on a crime spree. He's a timorous, emotionally disturbed World War II veteran, while she's a carnival sharpshooter who is equally disturbed, but a lot smarter, and hence a lot more dangerous. One of the screenwriters was blacklisted author Dalton Trumbo.
Air Time & Details for Robert Osterloh, Mon 16, 1:05 am -
Thu 19
Perry Mason: The Case of the Spurious Sister — Robert Osterloh
Mason tries to unravel a mystery involving a supposedly dead woman who's currently suing her husband for divorce. Chapman: Karl Weber. Ginny: Marion Marshall. Grace: Mary La Roche. Mason: Raymond Burr. Marie: Peggy Knudsen.
Air Time & Details for Robert Osterloh, Thu 19, 9:00 am -
Thu 19
Gun Crazy — Robert Osterloh
Film-noir, cult classic about a firearms-obsessed couple on a crime spree. He's a timorous, emotionally disturbed World War II veteran, while she's a carnival sharpshooter who is equally disturbed, but a lot smarter, and hence a lot more dangerous. One of the screenwriters was blacklisted author Dalton Trumbo.
Air Time & Details for Robert Osterloh, Thu 19, 9:45 am -
Thu 19
White Heat — Robert Osterloh
A crazed homicidal mobster with a mother fixation engineers a prison break and leads his old gang on a chemical-plant payroll heist, but the job soon takes an unexpected turn.
Air Time & Details for Robert Osterloh, Thu 19, 10:30 pm
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Biography
About Robert Osterloh
After his 1948 film debut in Columbia's The Dark Past, American general purpose actor Robert Osterloh was signed to a Warner Bros. contract. During his Warners tenure, Osterloh was spotted in such fleeting roles as the prisoner whose mail is censored into oblivion in the 1949 James Cagney classic White Heat (1949).
He then went into his "officer" period, wearing many uniforms and bearing several ranks over the next decade. Among Robert Osterloh's 1950s film assignments were Major White in The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951), Colonel Robert E. Lee in Seven Angry Men (1955) and Lieutenant Claybourn in I Bury the Living (1958).