Robert appeared in over 40 films during his career, starting as an extra and
dancer before progressing to star status. We hope the “Movie” pages will give
you a great insight into his experience and growth in the movie business with
interesting information on each of his movies.
The Gatling Gun
Release Date: May 1971
Role: Private Sneed
Robert loved playing rotten to the core Private Sneed in this 1971
western. Also featured is Robert’s long time friend Patrick Wayne.
This is simply great western action while at the same time having a
conscience.
Mustang Country
Release Date: March 1976
Role: Griff
Robert’s hero and inspiration growing up was Joel McCrea so he
was thrilled to be able to work with him in Mustang Country. And
once again Robert and Patrick Wayne got to work together in this
heartwarming drama. Both Robert and Patrick had cameo roles so
are only in the movie for a short time.
Separate Ways
Release Date: May 1981
Role: Woody
Repossessed
Release Date: 14th September 1990
Role: Dr Hackett
The Comeback
Release Date: Not Known
Role: Boxing Manager
Megaforce
Release Date: June 25th 1982
Role: Pilot
Maverick
Release Date: 20th May 1994
Role: Poker Player
Starring Karen Black and Tony Lo Bianco, this is one tangled web of
a movie, as Karen Black embarks on an extra marital affair not
knowing that her husband (Tony Lo Bianco) is also playing away!!
Oh what a tengled web we weave!!
In this spoof, sci fi action movie Robert has a cameo role as a
pilot.
The film was directed by Robert’s Laramie stunt partner Hal
Needham.
As most Robert Fuller fans will know, Robert was a superstar in
Japan due to their love of his Laramie character, Jess Harper.
So it is no surprise that eventually Robert would appear in a
Japanese film. The star of this movie was in fact a professional
boxer, Guts Ishimatsu.
In this spoof horror movie which stars Exorcist’s Linda Blair,
Robert plays Dr Hackett in a cameo poking a little bit of fun at
his Emergency character Dr Brackett.
Maverick the movie was based upon the hugely successful 1950’s
and 60’s TV show of the same name.
In making this movie, director Robert Donner decided to use a
whole bunch of great western actors from the pinnacle of the TV
western era. So Robert was joined by Dub Taylor, Dennis Fimple,
Denver Pyle, Leo Gordon, Paul Brinegar, William Smith, Doug
McClure, Henry Darrow, Bert Remsen, Charles Dierkop, James
Drury and Will Hutchins.
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