Robert Barrat

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birthdate=birth date|1889|7|10
birthplace=New York City, New York
deathdate=death date and age|1970|1|17|1889|7|10
deathplace=Hollywood, California
restingplace=Green Hill Cemetery, Martinsburg, WV
occupation=Stage, film, television actor

Robert Barrat (10 July 1889 – 7 January 1970), was an American stage, motion picture, and television character actor.

Career

New York-born, Robert Harriot Barrat, acted in some one-hundred fifty films over four decades Hollywood career; and appeared in several pictures with James Cagney during the 1930s. His most noted roles were as the murder victim Archer Coe in Michael Curtiz's "The Kennel Murder Case" and as the treacherous Major Ferdinand Walsin Esterhazy in the 1937 Warner Bros. Academy Award winning film, "The Life of Emile Zola". By 1954 he turned to TV playhouse roles, off and on until 1964.

External links

*imdb|0056719
*ibdb|66830
*findagrave|6086