Robert Stevenson
Best movie:
The Thing from Another World (1951)
7.0
7.0
TITLE
YEAR
IMDB
When Hell Broke Loose
as Captain Grayson
1958
Zero Hour!
as Calgary Operator
1957
Murder Is My Beat
as Dunlap - Shop Foreman (uncredited)
1955
Naked Alibi
as Highway Patrol Officer (uncredited)
1954
Pushover
as Billings (uncredited)
1954
The Pride of St. Louis
as Reporter (uncredited)
1952
Radar Men from the Moon
as Daly
1952
The Thing from Another World
as Capt. Smith - Fogarty's Aide (uncredited)
1951
1950s
8 titles
1958
When Hell Broke Loose
as Captain Grayson
1957
Zero Hour!
as Calgary Operator
1955
Murder Is My Beat
as Dunlap - Shop Foreman (uncredited)
1954
Naked Alibi
as Highway Patrol Officer (uncredited)
1954
Pushover
as Billings (uncredited)
1952
The Pride of St. Louis
as Reporter (uncredited)
1952
Radar Men from the Moon
as Daly
1951
The Thing from Another World
as Capt. Smith - Fogarty's Aide (uncredited)
Career
Total Titles
8
Movies
8
TV Shows
0
Career Span
1951 –
1958
Average IMDb
6.2
Most Active Years
1954
2 titles
1952
2 titles
1958
1 title
1957
1 title
1955
1 title
1951
1 title
Top Rated
Pushover
7.1
The Thing from Another World
7
Zero Hour!
6.6
Naked Alibi
6.6
The Pride of St. Louis
6.5
Lowest Rated
Radar Men from the Moon
4.6
When Hell Broke Loose
5.5
Murder Is My Beat
6
The Pride of St. Louis
6.5
Zero Hour!
6.6
Frequently Asked Questions About Robert Stevenson
Robert Stevenson has appeared in 8 titles, including 8 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Robert Stevenson's filmography is The Thing from Another World (1951).
The most recent title featuring Robert Stevenson is When Hell Broke Loose (1958).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Robert Stevenson is Pushover with an IMDb rating of 7.1.
Robert Stevenson most frequently appears in productions, with titles in that genre.
Robert Stevenson has been active for approximately 7 years, with credits spanning from 1951 to 1958.
Titles featuring Robert Stevenson currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.2.
The busiest years in Robert Stevenson's career include 1954, 1952, 1958.