
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.
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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