Robert Lowery
Current Interest
1.0
▼ 0.3Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Based on 28 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse

McLintock!
as Governor Cuthbert H. Humphrey
1963
3.4

Come and Get It
as Chicago Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
1936
2.3

The Mark of Zorro
as Rodrigo
1940
2.3

Batman and Robin
as Batman / Bruce Wayne
1949
2.3

Drums Along the Mohawk
as John Weaver
1939
2.1

Thunderbolt
as Narrator (voice)
1947
2.0

The Mummy's Ghost
as Tom Hervey
1944
2.0

Waco
as Ned West
1966
1.8

The Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond
as Arnold Rothstein
1960
1.8

Queen of the Amazons
as Gary Lambert
1947
1.8

House of Horrors
as Steven Morrow
1946
1.5

Revenge of the Zombies
as Larry Adams
1943
1.5

Tarzan's Desert Mystery
as Prince Selim
1943
1.4

Johnny Reno
as Jake Reed
1966
1.4

Murder Over New York
as David Elliot
1940
1.3

Charlie Chan's Murder Cruise
as Dick Kenyon
1940
1.3

Charlie Chan in Reno
as Wally Burke
1939
1.3

Mr. Moto in Danger Island
as Lt. George Bentley
1939
1.3

They Made Me a Killer
as Tom Durling
1946
1.3

Great Guy
as Mr. Parker (Uncredited)
1936
1.3

Zebra in the Kitchen
as Preston Heston
1965
1.3

Lady Chaser
as Peter Kane
1946
1.2

Young Guns of Texas
as Jesse Glendenning
1962
1.2

Dangerous Passage
as Joe
1944
1.1

The Navy Way
as Johnny Zumano
1944
1.1

Cow Country
as Harry Odell
1953
1.1

The Homesteaders
as Clyde Moss
1953
1.1

Prison Ship
as Tom Jeffries
1945
1.0
Frequently Asked Questions About Robert Lowery
Robert Lowery has appeared in 28 titles, including 28 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Robert Lowery's filmography is Come and Get It (1936).
The most recent title featuring Robert Lowery is Waco (1966).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Robert Lowery is The Mark of Zorro with an IMDb rating of 7.5.
Robert Lowery has been active for approximately 30 years, with credits spanning from 1936 to 1966.
Titles featuring Robert Lowery currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.1.
The busiest years in Robert Lowery's career include 1939, 1940, 1944.