Robert Bray

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Characters played by Robert Bray

Corey Stuart — Lassie (1954)

Local youth or neighbor interacting with the Martins, adding community dynamics.

Carl — Bus Stop (1956)

The bus driver who transports Bo and Cherie. He becomes aware of Bo's kidnapping and bullying tactics and joins the confrontation, fighting Bo until he promises to stop his harassment.

John Younger — Return of the Bad Men (1948)

John Younger joins the outlaw group after Cheyenne explains that Wild Bill Doolin intends to rob a bank as the first step toward controlling new territory. He agrees to the operation with Jim Younger, Cole Younger, Billy the Kid, Wild Bill Yeager, Sundance Kid, and Cheyenne.

Steve (uncredited) — Dick Tracy vs. Cueball (1946)

Civilian or worker.

Steve - Henchman — Overland Telegraph (1951)

Steve is one of the masked men destroying Terry's camp and telegraph wires. Tim shoots and wounds him during the attack, after which Steve flees with the others. In Mesa City, Brad shoots Steve dead and claims that Steve shot himself.

Henchman Pike — Western Heritage (1948)

Pike is one of Arnold's henchmen and joins the attack on Joe Powell. Later, he helps Trigg dispose of Powell's body, but Ross and Chito intervene in the act and kill Pike. His death is part of the events that help Ross and Chito expose the danger behind Arnold's land-grant scheme.

Henchman Clint — Stagecoach Kid (1949)

One of Thatcher's henchmen, Clint joins Parnell in the attempted ambush of Peter Arnold and the robbery of the stagecoach strong box. He later helps Thatcher pursue Jessie and participates in the final attempt to take Arnold's safe. Chito subdues him after Dave confronts the outlaws.

Jasper Todd — The Arizona Ranger (1948)

A henchman associated with Quirt’s gang who waits with Nimino at Laura’s home while Quirt is being held in jail. When Laura refuses to go with them, Bob arrives and a fight breaks out; Laura shoots Nimino, while Jasper escapes and Bob pursues him. His actions connect the gang’s effort to retrieve Laura with the confrontation at her home.

Sergeant (uncredited) — Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome (1947)

Police sergeant on duty.

Benson — Law of the Badlands (1951)

A member of the stagecoach robbery gang who confronts Dave and Chito at the saloon. He is killed alongside Durkin when Captain McVey's Rangers ambush the crew.

Major Shane — The Traitor (1957)

Major Shane investigates the murders after Dehmel and the former records officer are found dead. He questions Colonel Price and the other guests, insists that the law must take its course despite their plan to punish the betrayer themselves, and tries to prevent another killing by asking Clinton to keep the guests upstairs and summoning Vicki Toller.

Maj. Bill Green — Voodoo Tiger (1952)

A United States Major tasked with recovering stolen artworks. He identifies Peterson's criminal background, locks up with Werner, and eventually confesses his love for Bruce.

Career Overview

Robert Bray has 67 screen credits in a career dating back to 1946. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Lassie TV Collection with 5 titles. Signature works include My Gun Is Quick, Lassie and the Flight of the Cougar, Look Homeward. 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
67
Birth Date
1917-10-23
Birth Place
Kalispell, Montana, U.S.

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 5 universes

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