Robert Lowery

Batmania: From Comics to Screen 1st January 1989 as Self / Batman / Bruce Wayne (archive footage)

The Ballad of Josie 1st February 1968 as Whit

Pistols 'n' Petticoats 5th September 1967 as Bernard 'Buzz' Courtney

Waco 1st September 1966 as Ned West

Johnny Reno 9th March 1966 as Jake Reed

Zebra in the Kitchen 1st June 1965 as Preston Heston

Stage to Thunder Rock 11th November 1964 as Deputy Sheriff Seth Barrington

McLintock! 12th November 1963 as Governor Cuthbert H. Humphrey

Young Guns of Texas 30th November 1962 as Jesse Glendenning

When the Girls Take Over 30th April 1962 as Maximo Toro

Deadly Duo 1st February 1962 as Jay Flagg

The Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond 3rd February 1960 as Arnold Rothstein

The Parson and the Outlaw 23rd September 1957 as Jefferson Morgan

The Helen Morgan Story 16th May 1957 as Roy Patterson

The Hostess with the Mostes' 21st March 1957 as George Mesta

Two-Gun Lady 15th October 1955 as 'Big Mike' Dougherty

Lay That Rifle Down 7th July 1955 as Nick Stokes, aka Poindexter March, III

Cow Country 25th April 1953 as Harry Odell

The Homesteaders 22nd March 1953 as Clyde Moss

Jalopy 15th February 1953 as Skid Wilson

Flight to the Future ...to the World of Plastics 2nd February 1952 as Bill

Crosswinds 1st October 1951 as Nick Brandon

Border Rangers 5th October 1950 as Mungo

Train To Tombstone 16th September 1950 as Marshal Staley

Gunfire 12th August 1950 as Sheriff John Kelly

I Shot Billy the Kid 27th July 1950 as Pat Garrett

Western Pacific Agent 10th April 1950 as Bill Stuart

Call of the Forest 18th November 1949 as Sam Harrison

The Dalton Gang 20th October 1949 as Blackie Dalton

Arson, Inc. 24th June 1949 as Joe Martin

Batman and Robin 26th May 1949 as Batman / Bruce Wayne

Highway 13 28th December 1948 as Hank Wilson

Shep Comes Home 3rd December 1948 as Mark Folger

Heart of Virginia 25th April 1948 as Dan Lockwood

Mary Lou 23rd January 1948 as Steve Roberts

Jungle Flight 22nd August 1947 as Kelly Jordan

Thunderbolt 26th July 1947 as Narrator (voice)

Danger Street 20th June 1947 as Larry Burke

Killer at Large 31st May 1947 as Paul Kimberly

I Cover Big Town 27th February 1947 as Pete Ryan

Queen of the Amazons 15th January 1947 as Gary Lambert

Lady Chaser 25th November 1946 as Peter Kane

Gas House Kids 8th October 1946 as Eddie O'Brien

Big Town 23rd August 1946 as Pete Ryan

Death Valley 15th August 1946 as Steve

They Made Me a Killer 3rd May 1946 as Tom Durling

House of Horrors 29th March 1946 as Steven Morrow

God's Country 15th March 1946 as Lee Preston / Leland Bruce

Prison Ship 15th November 1945 as Tom Jeffries

Sensation Hunters 12th October 1945 as Danny Burke

Road to Alcatraz 10th July 1945 as John Norton

The Monster and the Ape 20th April 1945 as Ken Morgan

Fashion Model 2nd March 1945 as Jimmy O'Brien

High Powered 27th February 1945 as Tim Scott

Dangerous Passage 18th December 1944 as Joe

Mystery of the Riverboat 24th October 1944 as Steve Langtry

Dark Mountain 1st September 1944 as Don Bradley

The Mummy's Ghost 30th June 1944 as Tom Hervey

Hot Rhythm 22nd April 1944 as Jimmy O'Brien

The Navy Way 26th February 1944 as Johnny Zumano

Tarzan's Desert Mystery 26th December 1943 as Prince Selim

Campus Rhythm 19th November 1943 as Buzz O'Hara

The North Star 4th November 1943 as Russian Gunner

A Scream in the Dark 15th October 1943 as Mike Brooker

Revenge of the Zombies 17th September 1943 as Larry Adams

So's Your Uncle 1st September 1943 as Roger Bright

December 7th 1st March 1943 as Pvt. Joseph L. Lockhart (uncredited)

Photographic Intelligence for Bombardment Aviation 25th January 1943 as Lt. Phil Bowen

Dawn on the Great Divide 18th December 1942 as Terry Wallace

Rhythm Parade 11th December 1942 as Jimmy Trent

Criminal Investigator 23rd October 1942 as Bob Martin

Lure of the Islands 3rd July 1942 as Wally

She's in the Army 15th May 1942 as Navy Lt. Jim Russell

Who Is Hope Schuyler? 17th April 1942 as Robert Scott

Remember the Day 25th December 1941 as Hotel P.A. Announcer

Cadet Girl 28th November 1941 as Walton, a Cadet

Private Nurse 22nd August 1941 as Henry Hoyt

Ride on Vaquero 18th April 1941 as Carlos Martinez

Murder Over New York 13th December 1940 as David Elliot

The Mark of Zorro 8th November 1940 as Rodrigo

Maryland 19th July 1940 as Tom Bolton

Four Sons 14th June 1940 as Joseph Bern

Charlie Chan's Murder Cruise 2nd May 1940 as Dick Kenyon

Shooting High 25th April 1940 as Bob Merritt

Star Dust 6th April 1940 as Bellboy

Free, Blonde and 21 28th March 1940 as Dr. Stephen Greig

City of Chance 13th January 1940 as Ted Blaine

Day-time Wife 24th November 1939 as Flirty Architect

Drums Along the Mohawk 10th November 1939 as John Weaver

Hollywood Cavalcade 13th October 1939 as Henry Potter

The Escape 5th October 1939 as Ambulance Driver

Here I Am a Stranger 29th September 1939 as Undetermined Role

Second Fiddle 30th June 1939 as Orchestra Leader

Charlie Chan in Reno 16th June 1939 as Wally Burke

Young Mr. Lincoln 9th June 1939 as Juror Bill Killian (uncredited)

Mr. Moto in Danger Island 7th April 1939 as Lt. George Bentley

Everybody's Baby 24th March 1939 as B. Wilson (uncredited)

Wife, Husband and Friend 3rd March 1939 as Intern

Tail Spin 19th February 1939 as Sam, Mechanic (Uncredited)

Kentucky 30th December 1938 as Sally's Partner at Ball

Submarine Patrol 25th November 1938 as Sparks, radioman

Straight, Place and Show 30th September 1938 as Bob

Gateway 5th August 1938 as Reporter

Passport Husband 15th July 1938 as Ted Markson

Josette 3rd June 1938 as Rufe, Boatman (uncredited)

One Wild Night 2nd June 1938 as Bank Messenger (uncredited)

Safety in Numbers 30th May 1938 as Harry

Four Men and a Prayer 29th April 1938 as Sailor (uncredited)

Walking Down Broadway 11th March 1938 as Delivery Man

Big Town Girl 3rd December 1937 as Elevator Boy

Life Begins in College 1st October 1937 as Sling

Hot Water 24th September 1937 as (uncredited)

Wife, Doctor and Nurse 17th September 1937 as Interne

You Can't Have Everything 2nd August 1937 as Co-Pilot (uncredited)

The Lady Escapes 22nd July 1937 as Reporter

Great Guy 1st December 1936 as Mr. Parker (Uncredited)

Come and Get It 6th November 1936 as Chicago Restaurant Patron (uncredited)