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Robert Emmett O'Connor
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Robert Emmett O'Connor (1885 - 1962) روبرت إيميت أوكونور

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Robert Emmett O'Connor was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, on March 18, 1885, and died in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA on September 4, 1962, of physical burns. Robert Emmett married Madeleine. The most important His works Air Raid Wardens 1943, Dressed to Kill 1928,...Read more A Night at the Opera 1935, and The Public Enemy 1931. Robert Emmett is a famous American actor, of Irish descent, who gained his experience in circus and vaudeville theatre, making his Broadway debut in 1905, in the theater Herald Square Music, and eventually presented 13 musical comedies and operettas, in addition to four comedy plays, and after 1930 he did not appear on Broadway again, content with his cinematic work, which he began in 1919 with the silent short film Pay Your Dues 1919 with Harald Lloyd, then presented a film His Royal Slyness 1920, and made 23 films, including 6 comedies, for Hal Roche Studios until 1921, and then took a 5-year vacation, before appearing in the first silent feature film Tin Gods 1926 with William Powell, and it was his first speaking film. y River 1929, and in 1930 he made two short films with Laurel and Hardy, then moved to Warner Bros. to present The Public Enemy 1931 with fellow Irishman James Cagney, then appeared in another classic movie Mystery of the Wax Museum 1933, then settled as a policeman in Most of the films, and after moving to MGM, he played the role of the detective in the classic movie, the most famous, with the Marx brothers: A Night at the Opera 1935, and during his career with MGM he made all kinds of films, and his last movie was Watch the Birdie 1950, with Red Skelton, and also as a man Polis, then presented some few television works until 1958, to retire completely after that, until he died in 1962 from some burns, at the age of 77.

- Nationality:
- US
- Date of Birth:
- 18 March 1885
- Birth Country:
- US
- Died on:
- 4 September 1962
- Death Country:
- US

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Filmography

Actor (6)
- - - The Clock
    - 1945 - Movie
- - - Boy of the Streets
    - 1937 - Movie
- - - Lady for a Day
    - 1933 - Movie
- - - The Public Enemy
    - 1931 - Movie
- - - The Big House
    - 1930 - Movie
- - - The Noose
    - 1928 - Movie

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Robert Emmett O'Connor was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, on March 18, 1885, and died in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA on September 4, 1962, of physical burns. Robert...Read more Emmett married Madeleine. The most important His works Air Raid Wardens 1943, Dressed to Kill 1928, A Night at the Opera 1935, and The Public Enemy 1931. Robert Emmett is a famous American actor, of Irish descent, who gained his experience in circus and vaudeville theatre, making his Broadway debut in 1905, in the theater Herald Square Music, and eventually presented 13 musical comedies and operettas, in addition to four comedy plays, and after 1930 he did not appear on Broadway again, content with his cinematic work, which he began in 1919 with the silent short film Pay Your Dues 1919 with Harald Lloyd, then presented a film His Royal Slyness 1920, and made 23 films, including 6 comedies, for Hal Roche Studios until 1921, and then took a 5-year vacation, before appearing in the first silent feature film Tin Gods 1926 with William Powell, and it was his first speaking film. y River 1929, and in 1930 he made two short films with Laurel and Hardy, then moved to Warner Bros. to present The Public Enemy 1931 with fellow Irishman James Cagney, then appeared in another classic movie Mystery of the Wax Museum 1933, then settled as a policeman in Most of the films, and after moving to MGM, he played the role of the detective in the classic movie, the most famous, with the Marx brothers: A Night at the Opera 1935, and during his career with MGM he made all kinds of films, and his last movie was Watch the Birdie 1950, with Red Skelton, and also as a man Polis, then presented some few television works until 1958, to retire completely after that, until he died in 1962 from some burns, at the age of 77.