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List of Edward G. Robinson performances

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This is a list of American actor Edward G. Robinson's performances.

Film

More information Year, Title ...
Year Title Role Co-stars Notes Ref(s)
1916Arms and the WomanFactory WorkerUncredited, some sources only[1]
1923The Bright ShawlDomingo EscobarRichard Barthelmess, Dorothy Gish, Jetta Goudal, William Powell and Mary AstorCredited as E.G. Robinson[2]
1929The Hole in the WallThe FoxClaudette Colbert[2]
1930Outside the LawCobra CollinsMary Nolan[2]
1930A Lady to LoveTonyVilma Banky[2]
1930East Is WestCharlie YongLupe Vélez and Lew Ayres[2]
1930Night RideTony GarottaJoseph Schildkraut and Barbara Kent[2]
1930Die Sehnsucht jeder FrauTonyGerman language version of A Lady to Love[3]
1930An Intimate Dinner in Celebration of Warner Brothers Silver JubileeHimselfShort subject
1930The Widow from ChicagoDominicAlice White and Neil Hamilton[4]
1931How I Play Golf by Bobby Jones No. 10: Trouble ShotsHimselfShort subject
Uncredited
1931Little CaesarLittle Caesar – Alias 'Rico'Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and Glenda Farrell[4]
1931The Stolen JoolsGangsterWallace Beery and Buster KeatonSegment "At the Police Station"
Short subject
1931Smart MoneyNick VenizelosJames Cagney, Evalyn Knapp, Margaret Livingstone, and Boris Karloff[4]
1931Five Star FinalRandallH. B. Warner, Marion Marsh, and Boris Karloff[4]
1932The Hatchet ManWong Low GetLoretta Young[4]
1932Two SecondsJohn AllenPreston Foster and Vivienne Osborne[4]
1932Tiger SharkMike MascarenhasRichard Arlen and Zita Johann[4]
1932Silver DollarYates MartinBebe Daniels[4]
1933The Little GiantBugs AhearnMary Astor[4]
1933I Loved a WomanJohn Mansfield HaydenKay Francis[4]
1934Dark HazardJim 'Buck' TurnerGenevieve Tobin[5]
1934The Man with Two FacesDamon Welles / Jules ChautardMary Astor[5]
1935The Whole Town's TalkingArthur Ferguson Jones/"Killer" MannionJean Arthur[5]
1935Barbary CoastLuis ChamalisMiriam Hopkins and Joel McCrea[5]
1936Bullets or BallotsDetective Johnny BlakeJoan Blondell, Barton MacLane, and Humphrey Bogart[5]
1937Thunder in the CityDan ArmstrongLuli Deste, Nigel Bruce, Constance Collier, and Ralph Richardson[5]
1937A Day at Santa AnitaHimselfShort subject
Uncredited
1937Kid GalahadNick DonatiBette Davis, Humphrey Bogart, Wayne Morris, and Jane Bryan[5]
1937The Last GangsterJoe KrozacJames Stewart and Rose Stradner[5]
1938A Slight Case of MurderRemy MarcoJane Bryan, Allen Jenkins, and Ruth Donnelly[5]
1938The Amazing Dr. ClitterhouseDr. ClitterhouseClaire Trevor, Humphrey Bogart, Donald Crisp, Maxie Rosenbloom and Ward Bond[6]
1938I Am the LawProf. John LindsayBarbara O'Neil, John Beal, Wendy Barrie, and Otto Kruger[7]
1939Verdensberømtheder i KøbenhavnHimselfDocumentary
1939Confessions of a Nazi SpyEdward RenardGeorge Sanders, Paul Lukas and Ward Bond[7]
1939BlackmailJohn R. IngramRuth Hussey, Gene Lockhart, and Bobs Watson[7]
1940Dr. Ehrlich's Magic BulletDr. Paul EhrlichRuth Gordon, Otto Kruger, and Donald Crisp[7]
1940Brother Orchid'Little' John T. SartoAnn Sothern, Humphrey Bogart, Donald Crisp, Ralph Bellamy, and Allen Jenkins[7]
1940A Dispatch from Reuter'sBaron Julius ReuterEdna Best and Eddie Albert[7]
1941The Sea Wolf'Wolf' LarsenIda Lupino, John Garfield, Gene Lockhart, and Barry Fitzgerald[7]
1941ManpowerHank McHenryMarlene Dietrich, George Raft, Alan Hale Sr., Frank McHugh, and Ward Bond[8]
1941Polo with the StarsHimself – Watching Polo MatchShort subject
Uncredited
1941Unholy PartnersBruce CoreyEdward Arnold and Laraine Day[9]
1942Larceny, Inc.Pressure' MaxwellJane Wyman, Broderick Crawford, Jack Carson, Anthony Quinn, and Jackie Gleason[9]
1942Tales of ManhattanAvery L. 'Larry' BrowneCharles Boyer, Rita Hayworth, Ginger Rogers, Henry Fonda, Charles Laughton, Paul Robeson, Ethel Waters, and Eddie "Rochester" Anderson[9]
1942Moscow Strikes BackNarratorDocumentary
1943Magic BulletsNarratorShort subject
Documentary
1943DestroyerSteve BoleslavskiGlenn Ford, Marguerite Chapman, and Edgar Buchanan[9]
1943Flesh and FantasyMarshall TylerCharles Boyer and Barbara StanwyckEpisode 2[9]
1944TampicoCapt. Bart MansonLynn Bari and Victor McLaglen[9]
1944Double IndemnityBarton KeyesFred MacMurray and Barbara Stanwyck[9]
1944Mr. Winkle Goes to WarWilbert WinkleRuth Warrick, Ted Donaldson, Bob Haymes[9]
1944The Woman in the WindowProfessor Richard WanleyJoan Bennett, Raymond Massey, Edmund Breon, and Dan Duryea[10]
1945Our Vines Have Tender GrapesMartinius JacobsonMargaret O'Brien, James Craig, Frances Gifford, and Agnes Moorehead[10]
1945Journey TogetherDean McWilliamsRichard Attenborough[10]
1945Scarlet StreetChristopher CrossJoan Bennett, Dan Duryea, Margaret Lindsay, and Rosalind Ivan[10]
1946American CreedHimselfShort subject
1946The StrangerMr. WilsonLoretta Young and Orson Welles[10]
1947The Red HousePete MorganLon McCallister, Judith Anderson, and Allene Roberts[10]
1948All My SonsJoe KellerBurt Lancaster[10]
1948Key LargoJohnny RoccoHumphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, Lionel Barrymore and Claire Trevor[10]
1948Night Has a Thousand EyesJohn TritonGail Russell and John Lund[11]
1949House of StrangersGino MonettiSusan Hayward, Richard Conte, Luther Adler, Paul Valentine, and Efrem Zimbalist Jr.[12]
1949It's a Great FeelingHimselfDoris Day and Jack CarsonUncredited[12]
1950Operation XGeorge ConstantinPeggy Cummins and Richard Greene[12]
1952Actors and SinMaurice TillayouEddie Albert and Marsha HuntSegment: "Actor's Blood"[12]
1953Vice SquadCapt. 'Barnie' BarnabyPaulette Goddard[12]
1953Big LeaguerJohn B. 'Hans' LobertVera-Ellen[12]
1953The Glass WebHenry HayesJohn Forsythe, Marcia Henderson, and Kathleen Hughes[12]
1954Black TuesdayVincent CanelliPeter Graves and Jean Parker[12]
1955The Violent MenLew WilkisonGlenn Ford and Barbara Stanwyck[13]
1955Tight SpotLloyd HallettGinger Rogers and Brian Keith[13]
1955A Bullet for JoeyInspector Raoul LeducGeorge Raft, Audrey Totter, George Dolenz, and Peter Van Eyck[13]
1955IllegalVictor ScottNina Foch, Hugh Marlowe, and Jayne Mansfield[13]
1956Hell on Frisco BayVictor AmatoAlan Ladd and Joanne Dru[13]
1956NightmareRene BressardKevin McCarthy, Connie Russell, and Virginia Christine[13]
1956The Ten CommandmentsDathanCharlton Heston, Yul Brynner, Anne Baxter, Yvonne De Carlo, Debra Paget, John Derek and Vincent Price[13]
1957The Heart of Show BusinessNarratorShort subject
1959A Hole in the HeadMario ManettaFrank Sinatra, Eleanor Parker, Carolyn Jones, Thelma Ritter, and Keenan Wynn[13]
1960Seven ThievesTheo WilkinsRod Steiger, Joan Collins, and Eli Wallach
1960PepeHimselfCantinflas, Dan Dailey, and Shirley Jones[14]
1962My GeishaSam LewisShirley MacLaine, Yves Montand, and Robert Cummings[14]
1962Two Weeks in Another TownMaurice KrugerKirk Douglas, George Hamilton, Daliah Lavi, and Claire Trevor[14]
1963Sammy Going SouthCocky WainwrightConstance Cummings, Harry H. Corbett, Paul Stassino, and Fergus McClellandAlternative title: A Boy Ten Feet Tall
1963The PrizeDr. Max StratmanPaul Newman and Elke Sommer[14]
1964Robin and the 7 HoodsBig Jim StevensRat Pack and Bing CrosbyUncredited[14]
1964Good Neighbor SamSimon NurdlingerJack Lemmon, Romy Schneider, and Dorothy Provine[14]
1964Cheyenne AutumnSecretary of the Interior Carl SchurzRichard Widmark, Carroll Baker, Karl Malden, Sal Mineo, Ricardo Montalbán, Dolores del Rio, Gilbert Roland, Arthur Kennedy, and James Stewart[15]
1964The OutrageCon ManPaul Newman, Laurence Harvey, Claire Bloom, William Shatner, and Howard Da Silva[14]
1965The Cincinnati KidLancey HowardSteve McQueen, Ann-Margret, Karl Malden, Joan Blondell and Cab Calloway[16]
1967All About PeopleNarratorShort subject
1967The Blonde from PekingDouglas – chef C.I.A.Mireille Darc, Claudio Brook, and Giorgia Moll[16]
1967Grand SlamProf. James AndersJanet Leigh and Robert Hoffmann[16]
1967Operation St. Peter'sJoe VenturaLando Buzzanca, Jean Claude Brialy,[16]
1968The Biggest Bundle of Them AllProfessor SamuelsRobert Wagner, Raquel Welch, Godfrey Cambridge, and Vittorio De Sica[16]
1968Never a Dull MomentLeo Joseph SmoothDick Van Dyke and Dorothy Provine[16]
1968It's Your MoveSir George McDowellAdolfo Celi, Maria Grazia Buccella, Manuel Zarzo, and Terry-Thomas[16]
1969Mackenna's GoldOld AdamsGregory Peck, Omar Sharif, and Telly Savalas[17]
1970Song of NorwayKrogstadToralv Maurstad, Florence Henderson, Christina Schollin, Frank Poretta, Oskar Homolka, and Robert Morley[18]
1972Neither by Day Nor by NightFatherZalman King, Miriam Bernstein-Cohen, and Dalia Friedland
1973Soylent GreenSol RothCharlton Heston, Leigh Taylor-Young, Chuck Connors, Joseph Cotten, Brock Peters, and Paula KellyPosthumous release (final film role)[18]
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Television

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Year(s) Title Role(s) Notes Ref(s)
1953Lux Video TheatreSir Wilfred RobartsEpisode: "Witness for the Prosecution"[19]
1954Climax!Josef VadassyEpisode: "Epitaph for a Spy"[20]
1955Celebrity PlayhouseMatthew ConsidineEpisode: "For the Defense"[21]
1955Ford TheatreJohn Derwent / BaronEpisode: "... and Son"
Episode: "A Set of Values"		[22]
[23]
1958Playhouse 90Oscar BromekEpisode: "Shadows Tremble"[24]
1959Goodyear TheatreHarry HarperEpisode: "A Good Name"[25]
1959Zane Grey TheatreVictor BersEpisode: "Heritage"[26]
1960NBC Sunday ShowcaseDaniel WebsterEpisode: "The Devil and Daniel Webster"
1960The Right ManTheodore RooseveltTV film[27]
1961General Electric TheaterBert AlquistEpisode: "The Drop-Out"
1961The Detectives'Big Jim' RivaEpisode: "The Legend of Jim Riva"
1962The DuPont Show of the WeekNarratorEpisode: "Cops and Robbers"
1965Who Has Seen the Wind?CaptainTV film
1966The Lucy ShowEdward G. RobinsonEpisode: "Lucy Goes to a Hollywood Premiere"
1967BatmanEdward G. RobinsonEpisode: "Batman's Satisfaction"
1969U.M.C.Dr. Lee ForestmanAlternative title: Operation Heartbeat; TV movie
1969–1970Bracken's WorldEdward G. Robinson / Elstyn DraperEpisode: "Panic"
Episode: "The Mary Tree"
1970The Old Man Who Cried WolfEmile PulskaTV film
1970The Silent ForceJerryEpisode: "The Courier"
1971Rowan & Martin's Laugh-InGuestEpisode: "Tony Curtis, Frank Gorshin, Edward G. Robinson, Buffalo Bob Smith"
1971Night GalleryAbraham GoldmanEpisode: "The Messiah on Mott Street"
1974Mooch Goes to HollywoodHimself – Party guestTV film; uncredited
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Stage

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Opening date Play Role(s) Theater Ref(s)
April 1913Paid in FullSatoBinghamton, New York[28]
August 12, 1915Under FireAndré LemaireHudson Theatre, New York City[28]
October 3, 1916Under SentenceFaganHarris Theatre, New York City[28]
September 8, 1917The PawnHushmaruFulton Theatre, New York City[28]
February 4, 1918The Little TeacherBatistePlayhouse Theatre, New York City[28]
September 17, 1919First is LastSteveMaxine Elliott's Theatre, New York City[29]
December 22, 1919Night LodgingSatinPlymouth Theatre, New York City[29]
September 9, 1920PoldekinPinskyPark Theatre, New York City[29]
November 17, 1920Samson and DelilahThe DirectorGreenwich Village Theatre, New York City[29]
December 20, 1921The Idle InnMendelPlymouth Theatre, New York City[29]
January 27, 1922The DelugeNordlingPlymouth Theatre, New York City[29]
September 20, 1922BancoLouisRitz Theatre, New York City[29]
February 5, 1923Peer GyntButton Moulder, Von EberkopfGarrick Theatre, New York City[29]
March 19, 1923The Adding MachineShrdluGarrick Theatre, New York City[29]
October 10, 1923LaunziLouisPlymouth Theatre, New York City[29]
November 12, 1923A Royal FandangoPascualPlymouth Theatre, New York City[29]
October 15, 1924The FirebrandOctaviusMorosco Theatre, New York City[29]
November 23, 1925Androcles and the LionCaesarKlaw Theatre, New York City[30]
November 23, 1925The Man of DestinyGiuseppeKlaw Theatre, New York City[30]
January 25, 1926The Goat SongReb FeiwellGuild Theatre, New York City[30]
March 22, 1926The Chief ThingThe Stage DirectorGuild Theatre, New York City[30]
August 23, 1926Henry BehaveWescott P. BennettNora Bayes Theatre, New York City[30]
October 11, 1926Juarez and MaximilianPorfirio DíazGuild Theatre, New York City[30]
November 29, 1926Ned McCobb's DaughterLawyer GroverJohn Golden Theatre, New York City[30]
January 3, 1927The Brothers KaramazovSmerdiakovGuild Theatre, New York City[30]
March 2, 1927Right Your Are If You Think You ArePonzaGuild Theatre, New York City[30]
November 22, 1927The RacketNick ScarsiAmbassador Theatre, New York City[30]
November 8, 1928A Man with Red HairMr. CrispinAmbassador Theatre, New York City[30]
February 18, 1929The KibitzerLazarusRoyale Theatre, New York City[30]
November 10, 1930Mr. SamuelSamuel BrisachLittle Theatre, New York City[2]
September 28, 1951Darkness at NoonRubashovMcCarter Theatre, Princeton, New Jersey[2]
February 8, 1956Middle of the NightThe ManufacturerANTA Playhouse, New York City[2]
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Radio

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Year Program Episode Ref(s)
1938Lux Radio TheatreKid Galahad[31]
1940Screen Guild TheatreBlind Alley[32]
1943Lux Radio TheatreThe Maltese Falcon[33]
1944Lux Radio TheatreDestroyer[34]
1946SuspenseThe Man Who Wanted to Be Edward G. Robinson
(The Man Who Thought He Was Edward G. Robinson)		[35][36]
1946This Is HollywoodThe Stranger[37]
1950Screen Directors PlayhouseThe Sea Wolf[37]
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