Robert Osterloh

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Characters played by Robert Osterloh

Mr. Fountain (uncredited) — Rosemary's Baby (1968)

Uncredited Bramford building resident or staff member

Army Examining Doctor — The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951)

Military physician who treats Klaatu at Walter Reed Hospital in 1951.

Joe Corsi — I Cheated the Law (1949)

Joe Corsi is an accomplice in the fur warehouse robbery and murder, which Frank Bricolle later confesses they committed together with others. When Corsi faces conviction, he tries to avoid it by accusing Bricolle in court. John Campbell is secretly scheming to frame Corsi for the murder.

Coroner — The Prowler (1951)

The Coroner is connected to the inquest into Susan Gilvray's husband's death. Webb Garwood's staged shooting and false account, supported by Susan's testimony, deceive the coroner's jury into accepting the appearance of an exchange of gunfire rather than recognizing the planned murder.

Schwabacker — Fort Massacre (1958)

A cavalryman among the survivors who questions Vinson's repeated changes of direction. His doubts reflect the growing uncertainty among the exhausted soldiers about whether Vinson's leadership will bring them safely to Fort Crain.

Pete — The Dark Past (1948)

A gunman and accomplice to Al Walker. Helps secure the cabin as a hideout and participates in guarding the hostages.

Professor Damon — Private Eyes (1953)

Academic or scientist in detective-themed films

Gizzi — 711 Ocean Drive (1950)

Gizzi is the hitman hired by Mal Granger to kill Larry Mason with a rifle. After carrying out the shooting, Gizzi tries to blackmail Mal and demands a silent partnership. At their meeting near Malibu Pier, Mal crushes him against the railing with a car and disposes of his body.

Det. Sgt. Bonney — The Case Against Brooklyn (1958)

Det. Sgt. Bonney is identified by Finelli as a new police contact during the planned personnel shift. His identification suggests that the syndicate is adapting its protection network within the police force. Although he has limited direct presence in the summary, his role is important to Pete Harris and Jess Johnson's attempt to expose official corruption.

Career Overview

Robert Osterloh has 63 screen credits in a career dating back to 1948. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Rosemary's Baby Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include I Cheated the Law, Incident, I Bury the Living. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
63
Birth Date
1918-05-31
Birth Place
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

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Universe traveler — spans 5 universes

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