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- __NOEDITSECTION__ Image:Information-silk.png|Character Template rect 0 0 20 20 Staff Template desc none Robert Brown Real Name Unknown First publication Unknown
- Robert Brown is a man who appeared in "War Cries".
- Robert Brown var en modell enhet samordnare för Stargate movie.
- 17/11/1927 - Trenton, Nueva Jersey (Estados Unidos)
- Robert Brown war ein britischer Schauspieler. Er spielte die Rolle als M in 4 James Bond Filmen.
- Robert Brown (* [Jahr unbekannt]in Trenton, New Jersey,USAals Robin Adair MacKenzie Brown Jahre alt)Kategorie:Artikel mit Vorlage:Personendaten, denen Geburtstagsanzeige fehltKategorie:Artikel mit Vorlage:Personendaten, denen Geburtstagsanzeige fehlt ist ein US-amerikanischer Schauspieler. Er spielte Lazarus und Anti-Lazarus in der [[]]-Episode . Darüber hinaus hatte Brown in seiner fast 50 Jahre währenden Karriere zahlreiche Auftritte in Film- und Fernsehproduktionen.
- Details: Martha Brown is searching for her twin brother, Robert, after they were given up for adoption by their impoverished parents, Ira and Dora Brown. The Browns had relocated to California after their farm was destroyed in Oklahoma during the Dust Bowl. By 1951, they had four children and Dora was pregnant again. On July 27, 1951, Dora gave birth to twins, Martha and Robert. Due to financial difficulties and Martha's heart problems, the Browns were forced to give the twins up for adoption. Martha and Bobby were placed in California's foster care system; they were taken from one home to another for several years.
- Brown filmed his scenes for the episode between Thursday 17 November 1966 and Friday 25 November 1966 at Desilu Stage 9, Stage 10, and on location at Vasquez Rocks. Before Star Trek, Brown shot a pilot with William Shatner about a Swede and an Irishman who emigrate to America. Brown played the Irishman. It aired in 1963 as an episode of The Dick Powell Theatre entitled "Colossus". That episode also featured Frank Overton. An uncredited Celia Lovsky has one line. It was Shatner who recommended Brown to replace Barrymore. He was literally dragged to the set without any rehearsal.
- Robert Brown (July 4, 1943 - ) is a former NASCAR driver from Milan, TN. He competed in nine Sprint Cup Series events in his career. Brown's debut came in 1971, when he wound up finishing a respectable 61st in the final points standings. Despite that, Brown's career didn't start off too well. After finishing 24th in Daytona's twin events, Brown failed to qualify for the Daytona 500. The wheels then almost literally fell off Brown's effort. In his next four starts, Brown failed to be running at the finish due to various mechanical woes. He only cracked the top-twenty once during that period, finishing 18th at his native track in Bristol. He was also 22nd at Maryville, 23rd at Nashville, and 28th at Greenville.
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- __NOEDITSECTION__ Image:Information-silk.png|Character Template rect 0 0 20 20 Staff Template desc none Robert Brown Real Name Unknown First publication Unknown
- Robert Brown (* [Jahr unbekannt]in Trenton, New Jersey,USAals Robin Adair MacKenzie Brown Jahre alt)Kategorie:Artikel mit Vorlage:Personendaten, denen Geburtstagsanzeige fehltKategorie:Artikel mit Vorlage:Personendaten, denen Geburtstagsanzeige fehlt ist ein US-amerikanischer Schauspieler. Er spielte Lazarus und Anti-Lazarus in der [[]]-Episode . Darüber hinaus hatte Brown in seiner fast 50 Jahre währenden Karriere zahlreiche Auftritte in Film- und Fernsehproduktionen. In der TV-Serie Here Come the Brides (1968-1970, u.a. mit David Soul, Mark Lenard, Carole Shelyne, Bill Zuckert, Lou Antonio, Steve Ihnat, John Anderson, Michael Forest, Alan Oppenheimer, Hagan Beggs, James B. Sikking, Logan Ramsey, William Schallert, Victor Tayback, Jack Perkins, Paul Fix, Bill Mumy, Jane Wyatt, Paul Lambert, Michael Bell, Lawrence Montaigne, Meg Foster, Sid Haig, Richard Hale, Arlene Martel, Guy Raymond, William Lucking, Joseph Bernard, Susan Howard, William Wintersole, Ralph Maurer, Ed McCready, Byron Morrow, Warren Munson, Charles Seel, Monte Markham, Gary Pillar, Jim Goodwin, Kathryn Hays, Majel Barrett, Mickey Morton, Bart La Rue, Michael Ansara, Nathan Jung und Paul Sorensen) spielte er als eine der Hauptfiguren die Rolle des Jason Bolt. Neben Star Trek hatte Brown Gastauftritte in TV-Serien wie Perry Mason (1960/1963/1964, u.a. mit Louise Fletcher, Byron Morrow, William Boyett und Richard Hale), 12 O'Clock High (1965, u.a. mit Robert Lansing und Lee Meriwether), Mannix (1973, u.a. mit Alfred Ryder), Police Story (1975, u.a. mit Barbara Anderson, Jack Donner, George D. Wallace, Chuck Hicks, Diana Ewing, Elisha Cook, Lenore Kasdorf und Victor Brandt) und Fantasy Island (1984, u.a. mit Ricardo Montalban). Zu seinen Filmauftritten zählen u.a.: Der Massenmörder von London (1962, u.a. mit Richard Hale und Charles Macaulay) und Brooklyn Murder (1985, u.a. mit Angelo Tiffe und Jude Ciccolella).
- Robert Brown (July 4, 1943 - ) is a former NASCAR driver from Milan, TN. He competed in nine Sprint Cup Series events in his career. Brown's debut came in 1971, when he wound up finishing a respectable 61st in the final points standings. Despite that, Brown's career didn't start off too well. After finishing 24th in Daytona's twin events, Brown failed to qualify for the Daytona 500. The wheels then almost literally fell off Brown's effort. In his next four starts, Brown failed to be running at the finish due to various mechanical woes. He only cracked the top-twenty once during that period, finishing 18th at his native track in Bristol. He was also 22nd at Maryville, 23rd at Nashville, and 28th at Greenville. Brown scaled it down to a two-race schedule during the 1972 season, opting to stick close to home. Mechanical problems still haunted the driver, as a broken suspension left him 21st at Bristol and a blown engine 21st at Nashville. Brown's final two races came during the 1973, when he chose to compete in both Nashville races. He finally saw some relief during the May event, running at the end of the race to collect a respectable 19th place finish despite being a number of laps down. But the mechanical gremlins bit him yet again in his final career start, as a broken suspension left him last (33rd) in Nashville's August event.
- Brown filmed his scenes for the episode between Thursday 17 November 1966 and Friday 25 November 1966 at Desilu Stage 9, Stage 10, and on location at Vasquez Rocks. Before Star Trek, Brown shot a pilot with William Shatner about a Swede and an Irishman who emigrate to America. Brown played the Irishman. It aired in 1963 as an episode of The Dick Powell Theatre entitled "Colossus". That episode also featured Frank Overton. An uncredited Celia Lovsky has one line. It was Shatner who recommended Brown to replace Barrymore. He was literally dragged to the set without any rehearsal. He went on to star in the TV series Here Come the Brides from 1968 through 1970. This series also starred TOS guest actors Mark Lenard and David Soul. That series featured a large number of Trek actors in guest-starring roles. The episode "A Kiss Just For You", for example, featured Michael Forest, Kathryn Hays, Gary Pillar and Ralph Maurer. Ishmael, a popular 1985 Star Trek novel by Barbara Hambly, featured a crossover with Here Come the Brides. Brown previously appeared in episodes of Wagon Train, Perry Mason, and Bonanza. Brown's only notable feature film credit is the Roger Corman horror movie Tower of London, released in 1962. Robert Brown's last known acting role was as a guest star in a 1994 episode of In the Heat of Night directed by Reza Badiyi. Robert Lansing, whose real name was Robert Brown, was forbidden from using that name by the Screen Actors Guild because Brown was already using it.
- Robert Brown is a man who appeared in "War Cries".
- Robert Brown var en modell enhet samordnare för Stargate movie.
- 17/11/1927 - Trenton, Nueva Jersey (Estados Unidos)
- Robert Brown war ein britischer Schauspieler. Er spielte die Rolle als M in 4 James Bond Filmen.
- Details: Martha Brown is searching for her twin brother, Robert, after they were given up for adoption by their impoverished parents, Ira and Dora Brown. The Browns had relocated to California after their farm was destroyed in Oklahoma during the Dust Bowl. By 1951, they had four children and Dora was pregnant again. On July 27, 1951, Dora gave birth to twins, Martha and Robert. Due to financial difficulties and Martha's heart problems, the Browns were forced to give the twins up for adoption. Martha and Bobby were placed in California's foster care system; they were taken from one home to another for several years. Finally, in 1956, Martha and Bobby came to live with Alice and Arnold Breitler of Reedley, California. Alice remembered that the twins had large amounts of dirt on them, as it took her over two hours to clean them. She also remembered that they were always eating food, as they had not received much food from their other foster homes. Martha told Alice how she and Bobby were mistreated by the other foster families. Martha and Bobby would sneak into the kitchen at night to take food, in fear of being malnourished again. Years of neglect had taken a severe toll on the twins; Alice noticed that they were suffering from behavioral problems. One day, while the kids were playing in a small pool, she saw Bobby hold Martha under the water and not let her come up. She scolded Bobby and helped Martha; realizing that Bobby needed help, Alice contacted child services. In 1957, Bobby and Martha were separated, and Bobby was sent to another foster home. On the last day they saw each other, Bobby gave Martha his favorite Halloween costume. When the twins were eleven, Bobby and his foster family moved out of the area. Martha and the Breitlers never heard from him again. In 1962, Martha was legally adopted by the Breitlers. After Arnold Breitler passed away, Martha and Alice moved to Ashland, Oregon. When she was eighteen, Martha went to the welfare office in Fresno, California. She learned that Bobby had been adopted; she eventually obtained his address. Martha wrote a letter to Bobby, asking if he could come to his graduation. Sadly, a few weeks later, the letter returned unopened. In 1989, Martha obtained copies of Bobby's birth certificate and driver's license. She found that he had an address in Los Angeles. Martha was surprised to learn that the address was actually a homeless shelter. Records from the Midnight Mission, however, showed that Bobby had not been seen there since 1987. Martha is still hoping to find her twin brother Bobby, along with her other siblings that she has never met. Extra Notes: The case was featured as a part of the May 6, 1992 episode. Results: Unresolved. Within minutes of the broadcast, Martha was put in contact with her oldest brother, Jack. She was saddened to learn that her other brother and sister (who were not adopted) were deceased. Martha is still searching for her twin brother Bobby. Bobby's adoptive name is Robert Harrold Macy. He would now be sixty-five-years-old and may be living as a transient. Links: None
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