Bobs Watson

Bobs Watson was born on Nov 16, 1930 in USA. Bobs Watson's big-screen debut came with Life Begins directed by James Flood in 1932, strarring Edgar, Harry's Son (uncredited). Bobs Watson is known for The New Phil Silvers Show directed by Rod Amateau, Phil Silvers stars as Harry Grafton and Herbie Faye as Waluska. The most recent award Bobs Watson achieved is Walk of Fame. The upcoming new movie Bobs Watson plays is A Perry Mason Mystery: The Case of the Wicked Wives which will be released on Dec 17, 1993.

Born in Los Angeles almost a year after the start of Great Depression. Bob (whose nickname 'Bobs' was given to him by his father, and for legal and professional reasons he adopted professionally) is from a family of 9 siblings; 6 boys and 3 girls. He made his first on-screen appearance as a (literal) babe in arms in La vie commence (1932). Watson received the sobriquet 'cry-baby' for his ability to cry on-cue. Watson is best known as "Pee Wee" from Des hommes sont nés (1938). Later in the mid-late 60's Watson left the film industry entirely and entered the Claremont School of Theology. Later he became a Methodist minister in Burbank and La Canada. Watson retired in 1997 and passed away in 1999, succumbing to prostate cancer