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Robert Hooks

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Apr 18, 1937(age: 89)
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Robert Hooks

Biography of Robert Hooks:

Robert Hooks (born Bobby Dean Hooks; April 18, 1937) is an American actor, producer, and activist.

Robert Hooks has acted in:

Adjust Your Color: The Truth of Petey Greene(2008) ... as Self - Actor and producer
Macked, Hammered, Slaughtered and Shafted(2004) ... as Self
Seventeen Again(2000) ... as Grandpa Gene Donovan
Free of Eden(1999) ... as Joe Sherman
Glory & Honor(1998) ... as Thomas
Fled(1996) ... as Lieutenant Clark
Abandoned and Deceived(1995) ... as Doctor Peck
Posse(1993) ... as King David
Passenger 57(1992) ... as Dwight Henderson
Preminger: Anatomy of a Filmmaker(1991) ... as Actor 'Hurry Sundown' (archive footage) (uncredited)
The Flash(1990) ... as Chief Arthur Cooper
Heat Wave(1990) ... as Reverend Brooks
Appearances(1990) ... as Wesley
The Execution(1985) ... as Alton Reese
Words by Heart(1985) ... as Ben Sills
Star Trek III: The Search for Spock(1984) ... as Admiral Morrow
Sister, Sister(1982) ... as Harry Burton
Fast-Walking(1982) ... as William Galliot
Madame X(1981) ... as Dist. Atty. Roerich
The Oklahoma City Dolls(1981) ... as John Miller
Hollow Image(1979) ... as Paul
The Courage and the Passion(1978) ... as Maj. Stanley Norton
To Kill a Cop(1978) ... as Capt. Pete Rolfe
Airport '77(1977) ... as Eddie
Just an Old Sweet Song(1976) ... as Nate Simmons
The Killer Who Wouldn't Die(1976) ... as Commissioner Frank Wharton
Aaron Loves Angela(1975) ... as Beau
Carter's Army(1975) ... as Lt. Edward Wallace
Ceremonies in Dark Old Men(1975) ... as Blue Haven
Trapped(1974) ... as Sergeant Connaught
Trouble Man(1972) ... as Mr. T
Two for the Money(1972) ... as Larry Dean
Crosscurrent(1971) ... as Inspector Lou Van Alsdale
Last of the Mobile Hot Shots(1970) ... as Chicken
Hurry Sundown(1967) ... as Reeve Scott
Sweet Love, Bitter(1967) ... as Keel Robinson

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