Birthday
1922/12/11
Day of death
2004/03/25 (81 years old)
Gender
Male
Place of Birth
London, England, UK
Also know as
Bob Arden, Rob Arden
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Robert Arden (11 December 1922 – 25 March 2004) was an American film, television and radio actor born in London who worked and lived mostly in the United Kingdom. Arden was born from an American father and an English mother. His father had a successful career as a professional boxer after World War I. He attended "a combination of English and American schools." Arden's most famous film appearance was as lead character Guy Van Stratten in Mr. Arkadin (1955...Read more
(1965) The Pistol
as Captain Danzinger
(1960) Never Take Sweets from a Stranger
as Tom Demarest
(1981) Condorman
as CIA Chief
(1956) Spin a Dark Web
as Buddy
(1957) The Depraved
as Dave Dillon
(1985) Among Wolves
as Général Lee W. Simon
(1946) A Matter of Life and Death
as GI Playing Snout (uncredited)
(1957) A King in New York
as Liftboy
(1986) Little Shop of Horrors
as Network Exec #1
(1957) The Counterfeit Plan
as Bob Fenton
(1981) Ragtime
as Foreman of the Jury
(1945) The Man from Morocco
as American Sergeant
(1955) Mr. Arkadin
as Guy Van Stratten
(1981) The Final Conflict
as American Ambassador
(1944) Two Thousand Women
as Dave Kennedy
(1959) The Child and the Killer
as Joe
(1979) Churchill and the Generals
as Harry Hopkins
(1963) Death Drums Along the River
as Jim Hunter
(1947) The Hills of Donegal
as Daniel
(1956) Bermuda Affair
as Bill
(1982) The Story of Ruth
as Ruth's Father
(1959) Interpol Calling
as Marston
(1996) Silent Witness
as Alex Wein
(1987) Inspector Morse
as Eddie Poindexter
(1979) Tales of the Unexpected
as Berners
(1964) The Wednesday Play
as Captain Danziger
(1962) The Saint
as Detective Williams
(1962) Man of the World
as Carter
(1962) Studio Four
as George Spencer
(1959) International Detective
as McNaughton
(1959) No Hiding Place
as James Sandford
(1989) The Paradise Club
as Marzocca
(1986) Strong Medicine
as Dr. Potter
(1988) The Bourne Identity
as Stevens