Mini-Biography:
Robert Whittier was born under the given name Leroy Francis Whittier on July 5, 1870 in USA. He was an American Herec, known for The Man who stayed at home (1919), The Third Degree (1913), Threads of Fate (1917), Robert Whittier's first movie on record is from 1913. Robert Whittier died on Dezember 30, 1936 in USA. His last motion picture on file dates from 1919.
Robert Whittier Filmografie [Auszug]
1919: [07.06] The Man who stayed at home (Herci: Fritz), Režie Herbert Blaché, with King Baggot, Claire Whitney,
1918: [11.25] Five Thousand an Hour (Herci: Jim Collaton), Režie Ralph Ince, with Hale Hamilton, Lucille Lee Stewart, ,
1917: [05.21] The Beautiful Lie (Herci: (--??--)), Režie John W. Noble, with Frances Nelson, Harry S. Northrup, Edward Earle,
1917: [04.30] The Call of Her People (Herci: Young Faro), Režie John W. Noble, with Ethel Barrymore, William B. Davidson,
1917: [01.22] Threads of Fate (Herci: Jim Gregory), Režie Eugene Nowland, with Viola Dana, Augustus Phillips, Richard Tucker,
1916: [12.18] The Awakening of Helena Richie (Herci: Frederick Richie), Režie John W. Noble, with Ethel Barrymore, Robert Cummings, Frank Montgomery,
1916: [12.17] King Lear (Herci: Oswald), Režie Ernest C. Warde, with , Lorraine Huling, Wayne Arey,
1916: [05.16] The Answer (Herci: The Fake Medium), Režie N. N., with Daniel Leighton, Carey L. Hastings, George Marlo,
1916: [04.20] Master Shakespeare, Strolling Player (Herci: Francis Bacon), Režie Frederick Sullivan, with Florence LaBadie, Robert Vaughn, Lawrence Swinburne,
1916: [03.16] A Bird of Prey (Herci: The Easterner), Režie Eugene Nowland, with John Lehnberg, Kathryn Adams,
1915: [11.30] The Crimson Sabre (Herci: Gerald Lafitte - the Girl's Sweetheart's Rival), Režie N. N., with Hector Dion, Isolde C. Illian, George Marlo,
1913: [12.20] The Third Degree (Herci: Robert Underwood), Režie Barry O'Neil, with Gaston Bell, Robert Dunbar, Carlotta Doti,
1913: [11.06] The Price of Victory (Herci: General Jackson), Režie John Ince, with John Ince, Betty Brice,
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