
Actor
Robert Armstrong
Born November 19, 1890 in Saginaw, Michigan, USADied April 20, 1973130 films
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Robert Armstrong (November 20, 1890 – April 20, 1973) was an American film actor best remembered for his role as Carl Denham in the 1933 version of King Kong by RKO Pictures. He uttered the famous exit quote, "'Twas beauty killed the beast," at the film's end. Months later, he starred as Carl Denham again in the sequel, Son of Kong, released the same year.
In the late 1950s, Armstrong appeared as Sheriff Andy Anderson on Rod Cameron's syndicated western-themed television series, State Trooper.
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130 films as actor- 1964For Those Who Think YoungNorman Armstrong
- 1963Johnny CoolUnderworld Leader
- 1958Girl with an ItchBen Cooper
- 1957The Crooked CircleAl Taylor
- 1956The PeacemakerSheriff Ben Seale
- 1955Double JeopardySam Baggott
- 1955Gang BustersDet. Tim Nolan
- 1955Las Vegas ShakedownDoc
- 1955General Electric Theater: Into the NightWalt Bevans
- 1952The Pace That ThrillsJ.C. Barton
- 1950Destination Big HouseEd Somers
- 1950Captain ChinaKeegan
- 1949Sons of New MexicoPat Feeney
- 1949Mighty Joe YoungMax O'Hara
- 1949The Lucky StiffInsp. Von Flanagan
- 1949Streets of San FranciscoWillard Logan
- 1949The Crime Doctor's DiaryGeorge 'Goldie' Harrigan
- 1948The PalefaceTerris
- 1948Return of the Bad MenWild Bill Doolin
- 1947The FugitivePolice sergeant
- 1947ExposedInsp. Prentice
- 1947The Sea of GrassFloyd McCurtin
- 1947Fall GuyMac McLaine
- 1946Criminal CourtVic Wright
- 1946DecoyFrank Olins
- 1946G.I. War BridesDawson
- 1946Blonde AlibiWilliams
- 1946Gay BladesMcManus
- 1945The Royal Mounted Rides AgainJonathan Price
- 1945Arson SquadFire Capt. Joe Dugan
- 1945The Falcon in San FranciscoDuke Monet / De Forrest Marshall
- 1945Gangs of the WaterfrontPeter Winkley / John 'Dutch' Malone
- 1945Blood on the SunCol Hideki Tojo
- 1944Belle of the YukonGeorge
- 1944Mr. Winkle Goes to WarJoe Tinker
- 1944The Navy WayCPO Harper
- 1944Action in ArabiaMatthew Reed
- 1943Around the WorldGeneral
- 1943The Mad Ghoul'Scoop' McClure
- 1943The KansanMalachy
- 1943Adventures of the Flying CadetsArthur Galt
- 1943Wings Over the PacificPieter Van Bronk
- 1942Baby Face Morgan'Doc' Rogers
- 1942My Favorite SpyHarry Robinson
- 1942Let's Get ToughPop Stevens
- 1942It Happened in FlatbushDanny Mitchell
- 1942Gang BustersDet. Tim Nolan
- 1941Dive BomberArt Lyons
- 1941Citadel of CrimeCal Fullerton
- 1941Sky RaidersLieutenant Ed Carey
- 1941Mr. DynamiteGunman
- 1940San Francisco DocksFather Cameron
- 1940Meet the FleetCPO Bill Jennings
- 1940Behind the NewsVic Archer
- 1940The Bride Wore CrutchesPete
- 1940Service with the ColorsSergeant Clicker
- 1940Enemy AgentGordon
- 1940Forgotten GirlsGrover Mullins
- 1940FramedSkippy
- 1939Call a MessengerKirk Graham
- 1939The Roaring TwentiesHatted Passerby Before Nightclub (uncredited)
- 1939Flight at MidnightJim Brennan
- 1939Winter CarnivalTiger Reynolds
- 1939UnmarriedPins Streaver
- 1939Man of ConquestJim Bowie
- 1939The Flying IrishmanJoe Alden
- 1938There Goes My HeartDetective O'Brien
- 1938The Night HawkCharlie McCormick
- 1937She Loved a FiremanSmokey Shannon
- 1937The Girl Said NoJimmie Allen
- 1937It Can't Last ForeverAl Tinker
- 1937Three LegionnairesSgt. Chuck Connors
- 1937Nobody's BabyScoops Hanford
- 1936Without OrdersWad. Madison
- 1936All American ChumpBill Hogan
- 1936Public Enemy's WifeGene Ferguson
- 1936The Ex-Mrs. BradfordNick Martel, Bookie
- 1936Dangerous Waters'Dusty' Johnson
- 1935Pirate Party on Catalina IslePerformer
- 1935Remember Last Night?Fred Flannagan
- 1935Little Big ShotSteve Craig
- 1935'G' MenJeff McCord
- 1935Sweet MusicDopey Malone
- 1935GigoletteChuck Ahearn
- 1935The Mystery ManLarry Doyle
- 1934Flirting with DangerBob Owens
- 1934Kansas City PrincessDynamite 'Dynie' Carson
- 1934The Hell CatDan Collins
- 1934Manhattan Love SongTom Williams
- 1934She Made Her Bed'Duke' Gordon
- 1934Search for BeautyLarry Williams
- 1934PalookaPete Palooka
- 1933The Son of KongCarl Denham
- 1933Above the CloudsScoop Adams
- 1933Blind AdventureRichard Bruce
- 1933I Love That ManDriller
- 1933King KongCarl Denham
- 1933Fast WorkersBucker Reilly
- 1933The Billion Dollar ScandalFrank "Fingers" Partos
- 1932The Penguin Pool MurderBarry Costello
- 1932The Most Dangerous GameMartin Trowbridge
- 1932Hold 'Em JailSports Announcer Inmate
- 1932Is My Face Red?Ed Maloney
- 1932Radio PatrolBill Kennedy
- 1932The Lost SquadronLt. 'Woody' Curwood
- 1932Panama FloBabe Dillon
- 1931Suicide FleetDutch
- 1931The Tip-OffKayo McClure
- 1931Ex-Bad BoyChester Binney
- 1931Iron ManGeorge Regan
- 1931Danger LightsLarry Doyle
- 1930PaidJoe Garson
- 1930Big MoneyAce
- 1930Dumb-bells in ErmineJerry Malone
- 1930Be Yourself!Jerry Moore
- 1929The RacketeerMahlon Keane
- 1929Oh, Yeah!Dude Cowan
- 1929Big NewsSteve Banks
- 1929The Woman from HellAlf
- 1929The LeatherneckJoseph Hanlon






