
Robert Culp
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- August 16, 1930
- Died
- March 24, 2010
- Birthplace
- Oakland, California, USA
Robert Martin Culp (August 16, 1930 – March 24, 2010) was an American actor, scriptwriter, voice actor and director, widely known for his work in television. Culp earned an international reputation for his role as Kelly Robinson on I Spy (1965–1968), the espionage series in which he and co-star Bill Cosby played a pair of secret agents. He also had a recurring role as Warren Whelan on Everybody Loves Raymond.
Filmography

Hollywood: No Sex, Please! 2018
Actor

Sheldon Leonard's Wonderful Life 2011
as Self

The Assignment 2010
as Blakesley

Santa's Slay 2005
as Grandpa

Steve McQueen: The Essence of Cool 2005
as Self

The Almost Guys 2004
as The Colonel
- Blind Eye
Blind Eye 2003
as Isaac

NBC 75th Anniversary Special 2002
as Self

Cleopatra: The Film That Changed Hollywood 2001
as Narrator
- Hunger
Hunger 2001
as The Chief

Newsbreak 2000
as Judge McNamara

Running Mates 2000
as Sen. Parker Gable

Farewell, My Love 2000
as Michael Reilly

Innocents 2000
as Judge Winston

Hollywood Screen Tests: Take 2 1999
as Self - Host

Canned Ham: The Dr. Evil Story 1999
as Self

Hollywood Screen Tests: Take 1 1999
as Narrator

Wanted 1998
as Fr. Patrick

Most Wanted 1997
as Donald Bickhart

Big Guns Talk: The Story of the Western 1997
as Self

Mercenary 1996
as McClean

Spy Hard 1996
as Businessman

Xtro 3: Watch the Skies 1995
as Major Guardino

National Lampoon's Favorite Deadly Sins 1995
as Actor Playing Noble Hart

Panther 1995
as Charles Garry

I Spy Returns 1994
as Kelly Robinson

Warren Oates: Across the Border 1993
as Self

The Pelican Brief 1993
as The President

Timebomb 1991
as Mr. Phillips

Murderous Vision 1991
as Dr. Bordinay

That's Action 1990
as Narrator

Perry Mason: The Case of the Defiant Daughter 1990
as Richard Stuart

Voyage of Terror: The Achille Lauro Affair 1990
as General Davies

Pucker Up and Bark Like a Dog 1989
as Gregor

Silent Night, Deadly Night III: Better Watch Out! 1989
as Lt. Connely

What Price Victory 1988
as Billy Bob Claiborne

Big Bad Mama II 1987
as Daryl Pearson

Combat Academy 1986
as General Edward 'Ed' Woods

The Blue Lightning 1986
as Lester McInally

The Gladiator 1986
as Lieutenant Frank Mason

The Key to Rebecca 1985
as Gen. Erwin Rommel

Brothers-in-Law 1985
as Winston Goodhue

Turk 182! 1985
as Mayor Tyler

Calendar Girl Murders 1984
as Richard Trainor

Her Life as a Man 1984
as Dave Fleming

National Lampoon's Movie Madness 1982
as Paul Everest ("Success Wanters")

Thou Shalt Not Kill 1982
as Steve Nevins

Killjoy 1981
as Lou Corbin

The Night the City Screamed 1980
as Frank McGuire

Playboy's Roller Disco & Pajama Party 1979
as Self (uncredited)

Goldengirl 1979
as Steve Esselton

Hot Rod 1979
as T.L. Munn

A Cry for Justice 1979
as Sgt. Price
- Last of the Good Guys
Last of the Good Guys 1978
as Sgt. Nichols

Playboy's Playmate Party 1977
Actor

Flood! 1977
as Steve Brannigan

Spectre 1977
as William Sebastian

The Great Scout & Cathouse Thursday 1976
as Jack Colby

Breaking Point 1976
as Frank Sirrianni

Sky Riders 1976
as Jonas Bracken

Inside Out 1975
as Sly Wells

A Cry for Help 1975
as Harry Freeman
- Strange Homecoming
Strange Homecoming 1974
as Jack Halsey

Give Me Liberty 1974
as John Freeborn

The Castaway Cowboy 1974
as Calvin Bryson

Houston, We've Got a Problem 1974
as Steve Bell

Outrage! 1973
as Jim Kiler

A Name for Evil 1973
as John Blake

See the Man Run 1973
as Ben Taylor

The Lie 1973
as Lawrence

A Cold Night's Death 1973
as Robert Jones

Hickey & Boggs 1972
as Frank Boggs, Director

Hannie Caulder 1971
as Thomas Luther Price

Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice 1969
as Bob Sanders

Operation Breadbasket 1969
as Self - Narrator, Producer, Director, Writer

Black and White: Uptight 1969
as Host

The Hanged Man 1964
as Harry Pace

Rhino! 1964
as Dr. Hanlon

The Raiders 1963
as Wild Bill Hickock

Sunday in New York 1963
as Russ Wilson

PT 109 1963
as Ensign George 'Barney' Ross

Sammy, the Way-Out Seal 1962
as Chester 'Chet' Loomis

Now Is Tomorrow 1958
as Captain David Blair

1984 1953
as Male Telescreen Voice (voice)
Credits from TMDB.