Robert Hartley
Robert Hartley was born in 1915 in Liverpool, England. He was an actor and composer, known for The Avengers (1961), Gazette (1968) and Hallelujah! (1983). He died in 1998.
Known For
The Last Train Through Harecastle Tunnel
Movie | 1969
Grange Hill
TV | 1978
Upstairs, Downstairs
TV | 1971
All Credits
Movie Credits
TV Credits
Grange Hill
TV | 1980
Mr. Keating
6 Episodes
The Bass Player and the Blonde
Movie | 1977
Art Dealer
Upstairs, Downstairs
TV | 1975
Coroner
One Episode
Public Eye
TV | 1975
Turnbull
One Episode
The Love School
TV | 1975
Henry Mayers Hyndman
One Episode
Crown Court
TV | 1974
Dominic Collins
3 Episodes
Justice
TV | 1973
Judge
One Episode
Justice
TV | 1973
Crown Court Judge
One Episode
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
TV | 1973
Doctor
One Episode
The Onedin Line
TV | 1972
Captain Lubbock
One Episode
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
TV | 1971
Perroquet
One Episode
The Six Wives of Henry VIII
TV | 1970
Bishop Fox
One Episode
The Last Train Through Harecastle Tunnel
Movie | 1969
McCullow
The Main Chance
TV | 1969
Frederick
2 Episodes
The Caesars
TV | 1968
Senate Official
One Episode
David Copperfield
TV | 1966
Mr Quinion
One Episode
Mr. Brown Comes Down The Hill
Movie | 1965
At the Stroke of Nine
Movie | 1957
Westcott
The Bass Player and the Blonde
Movie | 1977
Art Dealer
The Last Train Through Harecastle Tunnel
Movie | 1969
McCullow
Mr. Brown Comes Down The Hill
Movie | 1965
At the Stroke of Nine
Movie | 1957
Westcott
Grange Hill
TV | 1980
Mr. Keating
6 Episodes
Upstairs, Downstairs
TV | 1975
Coroner
One Episode
Public Eye
TV | 1975
Turnbull
One Episode
The Love School
TV | 1975
Henry Mayers Hyndman
One Episode
Crown Court
TV | 1974
Dominic Collins
3 Episodes
Justice
TV | 1973
Judge
One Episode
Justice
TV | 1973
Crown Court Judge
One Episode
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
TV | 1973
Doctor
One Episode
The Onedin Line
TV | 1972
Captain Lubbock
One Episode
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
TV | 1971
Perroquet
One Episode
The Six Wives of Henry VIII
TV | 1970
Bishop Fox
One Episode
The Main Chance
TV | 1969
Frederick
2 Episodes
The Caesars
TV | 1968
Senate Official
One Episode
David Copperfield
TV | 1966
Mr Quinion
One Episode