Bob Fleming

Bob Fleming was born on Feb 19, 1878 in Canada. Bob Fleming's big-screen debut came with To Have and to Hold directed by George Melford in 1916, strarring Red Gill (as Robert Fleming). Bob Fleming is known for The Iron Horse directed by John Ford, George O'Brien stars as Dave Brandon and Madge Bellamy as Miriam Marsh. The upcoming new movie Bob Fleming plays is Somewhere in Sonora which will be released on May 27, 1933.

Bob Fleming was born in Picton, Ontario, Canada to Robert J. Fleming and Janet Ruthven Fleming. He had a least one sister, "Doll" and a nephew, Roderick Fleming. The family moved to a Cattle Ranch in Iliad, Montana (near Big Sandy) when he was a young man. He was never in the military because he had been shot in the foot early in life and had a slight limp. He was an expert horseman. Was present in San Francisco in 1905 earthquake. He began acting in Westerns as early as 1914 because of his expertise with horses. Married Mary Elizabeth Van Dusen around 1915. One child: Marian Patricia Fleming, born 9/14/1919.