Robert Cummings
Robert Cummings was one of many leading actors in films of Hollywood’s golden era who managed to reboot their careers by reinventing themselves as television stars. Cummings had solid credits as a dramatic actor in movies—the hero of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1942 Saboteur, the lead in Kings Row (1942), an...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Robert Cummings was one of many leading actors in films of Hollywood’s golden era who managed to reboot their careers by reinventing themselves as television stars.
Cummings had solid credits as a dramatic actor in movies—the hero of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1942 Saboteur, the lead in Kings Row (1942), and Grace Kelly’s lover in Hitchcock’s 1954 Dial M for Murder. But he is mainly remembered as a specialist in romantic light comedy roles, starting with three starring performances opposite Deanna Durbin from 1939 to 1941 and continuing well into the 1950s opposite such stars as Betty Grable, Doris Day, and |
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