Actor profile

Robert Ridgely

24th December 1931 Teaneck, New Jersey, USA Acting

Robert Ridgely (December 24, 1931 – February 8, 1997) was an American actor, known for both on-camera roles and extensive voice-over work.

47 Movies 51 TV Shows 98 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

Boogie Nights 7th October 1997 as The Colonel James

Fire Down Below 5th September 1997 as Simon

Hard Eight 28th February 1997 as Keno Bar Manager

That Thing You Do! 4th October 1996 as Hollywood Showcase Announcer

Multiplicity 19th July 1996 as Laura's Father

Daisy-Head Mayzie 5th February 1995 as Finch (voice)

The Ref 9th March 1994 as Bob Burley

Philadelphia 22nd December 1993 as Walter Kenton

Robin Hood: Men in Tights 28th July 1993 as The Hangman

Timeless Tales: The Steadfast Tin Soldier poster

Timeless Tales: The Steadfast Tin Soldier 26th September 1991

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Planet of the Turtleoids poster

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Planet of the Turtleoids 31st August 1991 as Herman the Horrible (voice)

Life Stinks 5th June 1991 as Fergueson

Music Machine 2nd January 1991 as Boogwart (voice)

Timeless Tales: The Emperor's New Clothes poster

Timeless Tales: The Emperor's New Clothes 27th September 1990 as Sir Slippery (voice)

How I Got Into College 19th May 1989 as George Kailo

Star Street: The Happy Birthday Movie 1st January 1989

The Dirk Diggler Story 1st January 1988 as Jack Horner

Beverly Hills Cop II 18th May 1987 as Mayor Egan

Something Wild 7th November 1986 as Richard Graves

The History of White People in America poster

The History of White People in America 4th June 1985

The Wild Life 28th September 1984 as Craig Davis

Beauty and the Beast 25th November 1983 as Beast / Prince (voice)

Peter and the Magic Egg 1st February 1983 as (voice)

Rosie: The Rosemary Clooney Story poster

Rosie: The Rosemary Clooney Story 8th December 1982 as Mort Weiner

Flash Gordon: The Greatest Adventure of All poster

Flash Gordon: The Greatest Adventure of All 16th July 1982 as Flash Gordon (voice)

Puff the Magic Dragon: The Incredible Mr. Nobody poster

Puff the Magic Dragon: The Incredible Mr. Nobody 17th May 1982 as Mr. Nobody / Guard (voice)

Who Am I This Time? 2nd February 1982 as George Johnson

Strawberry Shortcake in Big Apple City poster

Strawberry Shortcake in Big Apple City 10th April 1981 as Peculiar Purple Pieman of Porcupine Peak (voice)

Thanksgiving in the Land of Oz 25th November 1980 as Jack Pumpkinhead / Tyrone the Terrible Toy Tinkerer (voice)

Melvin and Howard 19th September 1980 as Wally "Mr. Love" Williams

Puff the Magic Dragon: The Land of the Living Lies poster

Puff the Magic Dragon: The Land of the Living Lies 17th November 1979 as Baron Munchausen / Snake / Cowboy / Prosecuting Attorney (voice)

Swap Meet 21st September 1979 as Cop

Puff, the Magic Dragon 30th October 1978 as Pirate / Pieman / Sneeze (voice)

Eyes of Laura Mars 2nd August 1978 as (uncredited)

High Anxiety 25th December 1977 as Flasher

The Mouse and His Child 18th November 1977 as Jack-in-the-Box (voice)

Sooper Goop 9th January 1976 as (voice)

The Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat 18th September 1974 as (voice)

The Great Lester Boggs 1st September 1974

Down and Dirty Duck 8th July 1974 as Car Salesman / Man at Bus Stop / Negro Gentleman / Big Fag / Police Officer / Tank (Voice)

Down and Dirty Duck 1st July 1974 as Car Salesman / Man at Bus Stop / Negro Gentleman / Big Fag / Police Officer / Tank (voice)

Blazing Saddles 7th February 1974 as Boris (uncredited)

A Day at the White House 1st January 1972 as Informant

Chrome and Hot Leather 29th September 1971 as Sergeant Mack

Countdown 20th August 1967 as Little Bob (uncredited)

Nightmare in Chicago 2nd April 1964 as Dan McVeay

Mary, Mary 24th October 1963 as Newcaster (voice) (uncredited)

Cow and Chicken 16th September 1997 as Dr. Chunks (voice)

Dexter's Laboratory 28th April 1996 as Tracker #1 / Space Hick #2 (voice)

Dumb and Dumber 28th October 1995 as Announcer (voice)

Ned & Stacey 11th September 1995 as Al Nolan

Fantastic Four 24th September 1994 as Skrull Emperor/Guard #2/Guard at Nuclear Power Plant/Skrull Paratrooper #1 (voice)

SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron 11th September 1993 as Dr. Harley Street (voice)

Bonkers 4th September 1993

Batman: The Animated Series 5th September 1992 as Madman (voice)

Goof Troop 5th September 1992 as The Great Garbonzo (voice)

Fish Police 28th February 1992 as Bob Sharks (voice)

Space Cats 14th September 1991 as Narrator (voice)

TaleSpin 9th September 1990 as Director (voice)

Bobby's World 8th September 1990

Gravedale High 8th September 1990 as (voice)

Tom & Jerry Kids Show 8th September 1990 as Sheriff Potgut (voice)

Wings 19th April 1990 as Big Strong Man

Coach 28th February 1989 as Carter Brooks

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 14th December 1987 as Groundchuck (voice)

DuckTales 18th September 1987 as Ripcord McQuack (voice)

Sky Commanders 5th July 1987 as Mike Summit (voice)

Designing Women 29th September 1986 as Allen

Paw Paws 15th September 1985 as Mighty Paw (voice)

Charles in Charge 3rd October 1984 as Frankie Romano

Hunter 18th September 1984 as Big Jack

Snorks 15th September 1984 as Mr. Kelp

Mighty Orbots 8th September 1984

Domestic Life 4th January 1984 as Cliff Hamilton

Night Court 4th January 1984 as Chuck Fleck

Pitfall 17th September 1983 as Pitfall Harry

Saturday Supercade 17th September 1983 as Pitfall Harry (voice)

Webster 16th September 1983 as The Host

Newhart 2nd October 1982 as Bruce Gordon

The Incredible Hulk 18th September 1982 as General Ross (voice)

Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends poster

Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends 12th September 1981 as Kraven the Hunter (voice)

Thundarr the Barbarian 4th October 1980 as Thundarr (voice)

Flash Gordon 8th September 1979 as Flash Gordon / Prince Barin (voice)

WKRP in Cincinnati 18th September 1978 as Dave Wickerman

Tarzan and the Super 7 9th September 1978

Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle 11th September 1976 as Tarzan (voice)

Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 5th January 1976 as Asst. D.A. Jeff Farlow

When Things Were Rotten 10th September 1975 as Hollingsworth

Kung Fu 14th October 1972 as Whipple

The Bob Newhart Show 16th September 1972

Get Smart 18th September 1965 as Dracula

Kraft Suspense Theatre 10th October 1963 as Dan McVeay

The Gallant Men 5th October 1962

Bus Stop 1st October 1961

Surfside 6 6th October 1960

Bronco 23rd September 1958

Sea Hunt 4th January 1958 as Conger Norris

Maverick 22nd September 1957 as Lt. Reed