| Robert Montgomery  AKA Henry Montgomery, Jr.
Born: 21-May-1904
Birthplace: Beacon, NY
Died: 27-Sep-1981
Location of death: New York City
Cause of death: Cancer - unspecified
Remains: Cremated
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Mr. and Mrs. Smith Military service: US Navy (WWII, Lt. Cmdr) Wife: Elizabeth Bryan Allen (m. 14-Apr-1928, div. 1950)
Wife: Elizabeth Grant Harkness (m. 9-Dec-1950)
Daughter: Elizabeth Montgomery (actress, b. 1933, d. 1995)
Son: Robert Montgomery, Jr. (b. 1936)
Daughter: Martha Ryan (b. 13-Oct-1930, died at age 14 months, spinal meningitis)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Screen Actors Guild President (1935 and 1946)
Hollywood Walk of Fame 6440 Hollywood Blvd. (motion pictures)
Hollywood Walk of Fame 1631 Vine St. (television)
Endorsement of American Tobacco Company Lucky Strike cigarettes
HUAC Hearings
FILMOGRAPHY AS DIRECTOR
The Gallant Hours (13-Jun-1960)
Eye Witness (25-Jan-1950)
Once More, My Darling (24-Sep-1949)
Ride the Pink Horse (8-Oct-1947)
Lady in the Lake (23-Jan-1947)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
Eye Witness (25-Jan-1950)
Once More, My Darling (24-Sep-1949)
June Bride (29-Oct-1948) · Carey Jackson
The Saxon Charm (29-Sep-1948)
The Secret Land (13-Aug-1948) [VOICE]
Ride the Pink Horse (8-Oct-1947) · Lucky Gagin
Lady in the Lake (23-Jan-1947) · Phillip Marlowe
They Were Expendable (20-Dec-1945) · Lt. John Brickley
Unfinished Business (27-Aug-1941)
Here Comes Mr. Jordan (23-Jul-1941) · Joe Pendleton
Rage in Heaven (7-Mar-1941) · Philip Monrell
Mr. and Mrs. Smith (31-Jan-1941) · David
Chamber of Horrors (12-Oct-1940)
Busman's Honeymoon (22-Jul-1940) · Lord Peter Wimsey
The Earl of Chicago (5-Jan-1940) · Robert Kilmount
Fast and Loose (17-Feb-1939)
Three Loves Has Nancy (2-Sep-1938) · Malcolm Niles
Yellow Jack (19-May-1938) · John O'Hara
The First Hundred Years (12-Mar-1938) · David Conway
Live, Love and Learn (29-Oct-1937)
Ever Since Eve (24-Jun-1937) · Freddy Matthews
Night Must Fall (30-Apr-1937) · Danny
The Last of Mrs. Cheyney (19-Feb-1937) · Arthur
Piccadilly Jim (14-Aug-1936)
Trouble for Two (29-May-1936) · Florizel
No More Ladies (14-Jun-1935) · Sherry
Vanessa: Her Love Story (1-Mar-1935)
Biography of a Bachelor Girl (4-Jan-1935) · Kurt
Forsaking All Others (23-Dec-1934) · Dillon Todd
Hide-Out (18-Aug-1934) · Lucky Wilson
Riptide (30-Mar-1934)
The Mystery of Mr. X (23-Feb-1934) · Revel
Night Flight (6-Oct-1933) · Auguste Pellerin
Another Language (28-Jul-1933) · Victor
When Ladies Meet (23-Jun-1933) · Jimmie
Hell Below (25-Apr-1933) · Lt. Thomas Knowlton
Faithless (15-Oct-1932) · Bill Wade
Blondie of the Follies (1-Sep-1932) · Larry
Letty Lynton (30-Apr-1932) · Hale Darrow
Private Lives (12-Dec-1931) · Elyot Chase
Strangers May Kiss (4-Apr-1931)
The Easiest Way (7-Feb-1931) · Jack Madison
Inspiration (31-Jan-1931) · André
War Nurse (22-Oct-1930)
Love in the Rough (6-Sep-1930) · Kelly
Our Blushing Brides (19-Jul-1930)
The Big House (14-Jun-1930) · Kent
The Divorcee (19-Apr-1930) · Don
Free and Easy (22-Mar-1930)
Their Own Desire (27-Dec-1929) · John Douglas Cheever
Untamed (23-Nov-1929)
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