Rex Robbins (Performer)

Rex Robbins

Performer

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Rex Robbins

Performer

On the big screen, Mr. Robbins played Roger Sherman in the 1972 film version of "1776." His final film was "The Royal Tenenbaums."

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Born: Mar 29, 1935 in Pierre, South Dakota
Death: Sep 22, 2003 in Pierre, South Dakota

Roles (31)

	James Joyce's The Dead Opened January 11, 2000	as Mr. Browne (Replacement)
	The Sisters Rosensweig Opened March 18, 1993	as Nicholas Pym (Replacement)
	Six Degrees of Separation Opened November 08, 1990	as Eddie (Replacement) as Policeman (Replacement)
	All My Sons Opened April 22, 1987	as Joe Keller (Original)
	Play Memory Opened April 26, 1984	as Duncan (Original) as Cam MacMillan (Original)
	Noises Off Opened December 11, 1983	as Frederick Fellowes (Replacement) as Lloyd Dallas (Replacement)
	You Can't Take It With You Opened April 04, 1983	as Boris Kolenkhov (Replacement)
	Richard III Opened June 10, 1979	as Henry Stafford (Original)
	Players Opened September 06, 1978	as Laurie Holden (Original)
	An Almost Perfect Person Opened October 27, 1977	as Jerry Leeds (Original)
	Comedians Opened November 28, 1976	as Bert Challenor (Original)
	Boy Meets Girl Opened April 13, 1976	as Rosetti (Original)
	Secret Service Opened April 12, 1976	as Lieutenant Foray (Original) as Captain Thorne (Original)
	They Knew What They Wanted Opened January 27, 1976	as The Doctor (Original)
	27 Wagons Full of Cotton Opened January 26, 1976	as Jake Meighan (Original)
	A Memory of Two Mondays Opened January 26, 1976	as Tom (Original)
	Sherlock Holmes Opened November 12, 1974	as Sir Edward Leighton (Replacement) as Sherlock Holmes (Replacement)
	Gypsy Opened September 23, 1974	as Herbie (Original)
	The Magic Show Opened May 28, 1974	as Feldman (Replacement)
	The Changing Room Opened March 06, 1973	as Fielding (Original)
	Scratch Opened May 06, 1971	as Porter Wright (Original) as Jabez Stone (Original)
	One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Opened November 13, 1963	as Dr. Spivey (Original)
	King Henry IV, Part II Opened April 18, 1960	as Gower (Original) as Humphrey of Gloucester, Son of Henry IV and brother of Prince Henry (Original)
	King Henry IV, Part I Opened March 01, 1960	as Ensemble (Original)