Jason Robards
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Person

Jason Robards

Known for
Acting
Born
July 26, 1922
Died
December 26, 2000
Place of birth
Chicago, Illinois, USA
Also known as
Jason Robards Jr., Джейсон Робардс, Jason Nelson Robards Jr.

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Biography

Jason Nelson Robards Jr. (July 26, 1922 – December 26, 2000) was an American actor. Known as an interpreter of the works of playwright Eugene O'Neill, Robards received two Academy Awards, a Tony Award, a Primetime Emmy Award, and the Cannes Film Festival Award for Best Actor. He is one of 24 performers to achieve the Triple Crown of Acting.

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In Catlg

2 Works in the catalog credit them.

Filmography

  • Arthur Miller: WriterFilm · 2017 · as Self (archive footage)
  • All Governments Lie: Truth, Deception, and the Spirit of I.F. StoneFilm · 2016 · as Ben Bradlee (archive footage)
  • Eugene O’Neill: A Documentary FilmFilm · 2006 · as Self
  • Metallica: The Videos 1989-2004Film · 2006 · as Joe's Father (video "One")
  • Sam Peckinpah's West: Legacy of a Hollywood RenegadeFilm · 2004 · as Self (archive footage)
  • Going HomeFilm · 2000 · as Charles Barton
  • Once Upon a Time: Sergio LeoneFilm · 2000 · as Self (archive footage)
  • That Moment: Magnolia DiaryFilm · 2000 · as Self
  • MagnoliaFilm · 1999 · as Earl Partridge
  • My Best FiendFilm · 1999 · as Self (archive footage)
  • BelovedFilm · 1998 · as Mr. Bodwin
  • Enemy of the StateFilm · 1998 · as Congressman Phillip Hammersley (uncredited)
  • HeartwoodFilm · 1998 · as Logan Reeser
  • The Real MacawFilm · 1998 · as Grandpa Girdis
  • A Thousand AcresFilm · 1997 · as Larry Cook
  • TrumanFilm · 1997 · as Narrator (voice)
  • T.R.: The Story of Theodore RooseveltFilm · 1996 · as Narrator
  • The WestTV · 1996 · as Self - Brigham Young · 9 episodes
  • Crimson TideFilm · 1995 · as Rear Admiral Anderson (uncredited)
  • JourneyFilm · 1995 · as Marcus
  • My AntoniaFilm · 1995 · as Josea Burden
  • The Great American WestFilm · 1995 · as Narrator (voice)
  • BaseballTV · 1994 · as (voice) · 5 episodes
  • Little Big LeagueFilm · 1994 · as Thomas Heywood
  • Over Washington D.C.: Our Nation's CapitalFilm · 1994 · as Narrator
  • The Enemy WithinFilm · 1994 · as General R. Pendleton Lloyd
  • The PaperFilm · 1994 · as Graham Keighley
  • HeidiFilm · 1993 · as Großvater
  • HeidiTV · 1993 · as Grandfather · 2 episodes
  • La Classe américaineFilm · 1993 · as The Newspaper Director (archive footage)
  • PhiladelphiaFilm · 1993 · as Charles Wheeler
  • Roots of RoeFilm · 1993 · as Anthony Comstock (voice)
  • Sam Peckinpah: Man of IronFilm · 1993 · as Self
  • The Adventures of Huck FinnFilm · 1993 · as The King
  • The TrialFilm · 1993 · as Doctor Huld
  • DeceptionsFilm · 1992 · as Clay (voice)
  • LincolnFilm · 1992 · as President Abraham Lincoln (voice)
  • StoryvilleFilm · 1992 · as Clifford Fowler
  • The Peoples Palace: Secrets of the New York Public LibraryFilm · 1992 · as Self - Narrator (voice)
  • When It Was a Game 2Film · 1992 · as Passage Narrator (voice)
  • An Inconvenient WomanTV · 1991 · as Jules Mendelson · 2 episodes
  • Chernobyl: The Final WarningFilm · 1991 · as Dr. Armand Hammer
  • Empire of the Air: The Men Who Made RadioFilm · 1991 · as Narrator (voice)
  • Mark Twain and MeFilm · 1991 · as Mark Twain
  • Rabbit Ears - Jonah and the WhaleFilm · 1991 · as Narrator (voice)
  • The Perfect TributeFilm · 1991 · as President Abraham Lincoln
  • When It Was a GameFilm · 1991 · as (voice)
  • Night of 100 Stars IIIFilm · 1990 · as Self
  • Quick ChangeFilm · 1990 · as Chief Rotzinger
  • The Civil WarTV · 1990 · as Ulysses S. Grant (voice) · 9 episodes
  • Black RainbowFilm · 1989 · as Walter Travis
  • Dream a Little DreamFilm · 1989 · as Coleman Ettinger
  • ParenthoodFilm · 1989 · as Frank Buckman
  • ReunionFilm · 1989 · as Henry Strauss
  • Thomas Hart BentonFilm · 1989 · as Narrator (voice)
  • American ExperienceTV · 1988 · as Narrator (voice) · 7 episodes
  • Bright Lights, Big CityFilm · 1988 · as Mr. Hardy (uncredited)
  • Inherit the WindFilm · 1988 · as Harry Drummond
  • The Christmas WifeFilm · 1988 · as John Tanner
  • The Good MotherFilm · 1988 · as W. O. Muth
  • Breaking Home TiesFilm · 1987 · as Lloyd Wells
  • Happy 100th Birthday, HollywoodFilm · 1987 · as Self
  • Laguna HeatFilm · 1987 · as Wade Shephard
  • Square DanceFilm · 1987 · as Dillard
  • Johnny BullFilm · 1986 · as Stephan Kovacs
  • Portrait: Werner HerzogFilm · 1986 · as Self (archive footage)
  • The Last FrontierTV · 1986 · as Ed Stenning · 2 episodes
  • Empire CityFilm · 1985 · as Self - Narrator (voice)
  • Screen TwoTV · 1985 · as Doctor Huld · 1 episode
  • The Atlanta Child MurdersTV · 1985 · as Alvin Binder · 2 episodes
  • The Long Hot SummerTV · 1985 · as Will Varner · 2 episodes
  • America and Lewis HineFilm · 1984 · as Voice
  • SakharovFilm · 1984 · as Andrei Sakharov
  • The World of TomorrowFilm · 1984 · as Self / Narrator
  • You Can't Take it With YouFilm · 1984 · as Grandpa Martin Vanderhof
  • Max Dugan ReturnsFilm · 1983 · as Max Dugan
  • Reading RainbowTV · 1983 · as Self - Narrator (voice) · 1 episode
  • Something Wicked This Way ComesFilm · 1983 · as Charles Halloway
  • The Day AfterFilm · 1983 · as Dr. Russell Oakes
  • The Time of Our Lives: The Most Amazing 60 Years in HistoryFilm · 1983 · as Self - Host
  • Burden of DreamsFilm · 1982 · as Fitzcarraldo (archive footage)
  • Night of 100 StarsFilm · 1982 · as Self
  • The Legend of the Lone RangerFilm · 1981 · as President Ulysses S. Grant
  • CaboblancoFilm · 1980 · as Gunther Beckdorff
  • F.D.R.: The Last YearFilm · 1980 · as President Franklin D. Roosevelt
  • Ghosts of Cape HornFilm · 1980 · as Narrator
  • HaywireFilm · 1980 · as Leland Hayward
  • Melvin and HowardFilm · 1980 · as Howard Hughes
  • Raise the TitanicFilm · 1980 · as Admiral James Sandecker
  • A Plague on Our ChildrenFilm · 1979 · as Narrator (voice)
  • Broadway on ShowtimeTV · 1979 · as Erie Smith · 1 episode
  • HurricaneFilm · 1979 · as Capt. Charles Bruckner
  • A Christmas to RememberFilm · 1978 · as Daniel Larson
  • Comes a HorsemanFilm · 1978 · as Jacob 'J.W.' Ewing
  • The Kennedy Center HonorsTV · 1978 · as Self · 1 episode
  • The Magic of David CopperfieldTV · 1978 · Acting · 1 episode
  • JuliaFilm · 1977 · as Dashiell Hammett
  • Washington: Behind Closed DoorsTV · 1977 · as President Richard Monckton · 6 episodes
  • Addie and the King of HeartsFilm · 1976 · as James "Jamie" Mills
  • All the President's MenFilm · 1976 · as Ben Bradlee
  • The Spy Who Never WasFilm · 1976 · as Inspector Barkan
  • A Boy and His DogFilm · 1975 · as Lou Craddock
  • A Moon for the MisbegottenFilm · 1975 · as James Tyrone Jr.
  • Mr. SycamoreFilm · 1975 · as John Gwilt
  • The Easter PromiseFilm · 1975 · as James "Jamie" Mills
  • The Country GirlFilm · 1974 · as Frank Elgin
  • Old FaithfulFilm · 1973 · as Jason Robards
  • Pat Garrett & Billy the KidFilm · 1973 · as Governor Wallace
  • The Thanksgiving TreasureFilm · 1973 · as James "Jamie" Mills
  • Ghost StoryTV · 1972 · as Elliot Brent · 1 episode
  • The House Without a Christmas TreeFilm · 1972 · as James "Jamie" Mills
  • The War Between Men and WomenFilm · 1972 · as Stephen Kozlenko
  • Film '72TV · 1971 · as Self · 1 episode
  • Johnny Got His GunFilm · 1971 · as Joe's Father
  • Murders in the Rue MorgueFilm · 1971 · as Cesar Charron
  • FoolsFilm · 1970 · as Matthew South
  • Julius CaesarFilm · 1970 · as Marcus Brutus
  • Operation SnafuFilm · 1970 · as Sam Armstrong
  • The Ballad of Cable HogueFilm · 1970 · as Cable Hogue
  • Tora! Tora! Tora!Film · 1970 · as General Walter C. Short
  • IsadoraFilm · 1968 · as Paris Singer
  • Once Upon a Time in the WestFilm · 1968 · as 'Cheyenne'
  • The Dick Cavett ShowTV · 1968 · as Self - Guest · 1 episode
  • The Night They Raided Minsky'sFilm · 1968 · as Raymond Paine
  • Divorce American StyleFilm · 1967 · as Nelson Downes
  • Hour of the GunFilm · 1967 · as Doc Holliday
  • The Belle of 14th StreetFilm · 1967 · as Performer
  • The St. Valentine's Day MassacreFilm · 1967 · as Al Capone
  • The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. HydeFilm · 1967 · as Dr. Henry Jekyll / Mr. Edward Hyde
  • A Big Hand for the Little LadyFilm · 1966 · as Henry Drummond
  • ABC Stage 67TV · 1966 · as Royal Earle Thompson · 1 episode
  • Any WednesdayFilm · 1966 · as John Cleves
  • Noon WineFilm · 1966 · as Royal Earle Thompson
  • The Face of GeniusFilm · 1966 · as Self - Narrator (voice)
  • A Thousand ClownsFilm · 1965 · as Murray
  • Abe Lincoln in IllinoisFilm · 1964 · as Abraham Lincoln
  • Act OneFilm · 1963 · as George S. Kaufman
  • Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler TheatreTV · 1963 · Acting · 1 episode
  • The Danny Kaye ShowTV · 1963 · as Self · 1 episode
  • Long Day's Journey Into NightFilm · 1962 · as Jamie Tyrone
  • Tender Is the NightFilm · 1962 · as Dick Diver
  • By Love PossessedFilm · 1961 · as Julius Penrose
  • The BatFilm · 1960 · as Detective Anderson
  • The Dow Hour of Great MysteriesTV · 1960 · as Detective Anderson · 1 episode
  • The Iceman ComethTV · 1960 · as Theodore "Hickey" Hickman · 2 episodes
  • A Doll's HouseFilm · 1959 · as Dr. Rank
  • For Whom the Bell TollsFilm · 1959 · as Robert Jordan
  • Play of the WeekTV · 1959 · Acting · 1 episode
  • The JourneyFilm · 1959 · as Paul Kedes
  • Playhouse 90TV · 1956 · as Robert Jordan · 2 episodes
  • Tony AwardsTV · 1956 · as Self - Host · 1 episode
  • The Alcoa HourTV · 1955 · as Bert Palmer · 1 episode
  • General Electric TheaterTV · 1953 · as Col. Carter · 1 episode
  • The OscarsTV · 1953 · as Self · 2 episodes
  • OmnibusTV · 1952 · Acting · 1 episode
  • Hallmark Hall of FameTV · 1951 · as Dr. Rank · 1 episode
  • What's My Line?TV · 1950 · as Self - Mystery Guest · 1 episode
  • Studio OneTV · 1948 · as Frank Cameron · 1 episode
  • The Ed Sullivan ShowTV · 1948 · as Self · 1 episode
  • The Philco Television PlayhouseTV · 1948 · as Joe Grant · 1 episode

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