Robert Biheller

Robert Biheller was born on May 28, 1938 in USA. Robert Biheller's big-screen debut came with 13 West Street directed by Philip Leacock in 1962, strarring Odd Job Boy (uncredited). Robert Biheller is known for Here Come the Brides directed by Jerrold Bernstein, Robert Brown stars as Jason Bolt and Bobby Sherman as Jeremy Bolt. The upcoming new movie Robert Biheller plays is The Favor which will be released on Apr 29, 1994.

As an actor and writer, Robert Biheller was a 60 year veteran of Hollywood films and television. Born on May 28, 1938 in Los Angeles, California, Bob, began his career in 1955 at the age of 17, with a role in the long running television series Gunsmoke. Dozens of acting roles followed in some of Hollywood's most iconic television series, including; Bonanza, The Fugitive, Combat!, 12 O'Clock High, Batman, Route 66 and The Twilight Zone.In 1968, he landed the recurring role of "Corky" in the popular series Here Come the Brides, with Robert Brown, David Soul, Bobby Sherman, Mark Leonard, Bridget Hanley and Joan Blondell.Bob also worked in feature films landing roles in such notables as; The Last Innocent Man with Ed Harris, Fire in The Sky, Young Fury, and Madigan with Richard Widmark, and Henry Fonda.While enjoying his acting career, Bob's first love was writing. For television Bob, penned scripts for CHiPs, Charlie's Angles, Bonanza (story), and The Astronaut (1972), a TV movie starring Jackie Cooper, Monte Markham, Robert Lansing and Richard Anderson.In 1984, Bob relocated to Vancouver, WA to escape the hectic lifestyle of Hollywood, where he met and eventually partnered with Michael Williams, a northwest filmmaker. With Michael, Bob formed the commercial/industrial production company, ScreenWrights in 1985. With ScreenWrights, Bob, wrote and produced projects for O'ryan Industries, Morihara International Education Films (a feature length educational series for the Japanese market), Izzy's Pizza and C-Tran, Vancouver's public transportation system, among a long list of others. The International Association of Business Communicators and the American Public Transportation Association have recognized the creative film work of the team.In 1986, Bob met novelist Phillip Margolin, bestselling author of legal thrillers, while filming one of Phil's novels, The Last Innocent Man in Portland, Oregon. The two hit it off and eventually began work adapting one of Phil's early novels, Heartstone (an Edgar award nominee), along with Michael Williams.Regrettably, this talented, energetic man, departed the scene on Sunday March 8, 2015 in Vancouver, Washington at the age of 76.= REMEMBRANCE =.