Robert Hutton

Robert Hutton was born on Jun 11, 1920 in USA. Robert Hutton's big-screen debut came with Northern Pursuit directed by Raoul Walsh in 1943, strarring Internment Camp Guard (uncredited). Robert Hutton is known for Mr. & Mrs. North directed by Ralph Murphy, Richard Denning stars as Jerry North and Barbara Britton as Pamela North. The upcoming new movie Robert Hutton plays is Tales from the Crypt which will be released on Mar 09, 1972.

The son of a hardware merchant and cousin of Woolworth heiress Barbara Hutton, Robert Hutton was born in Kingston, New York, and attended Blair Academy in New Jersey. For several seasons the future film actor was a leading man and director with the Woodstock Playhouse stock company in New York. He supplemented his income by posing for the photographic illustrations in sensational magazines and tabloids like "Modern Confessions". He spent several years as a Warner Brothers contract player, but went through some lean times after he left the studio and even considered going into some other field. Hutton stuck with show business, working in movies, TV and even doing some writing and directing. After working in England for several years he returned to the US and settled again in Kingston, NY, where he was born. He suffered a broken back in an in-home fall and spent his last days in a nursing-care facility. He told an interviewer, "I lived a fantasy in Hollywood. I met and worked with so many people now considered legends. And then, just when I wondered why I was even alive, I broke my back, and the Lord opened up a whole new world of opportunity for me". Hutton wrote an autobiography but it was never published because (according to Hutton) he wouldn't dish dirt on the stars he knew.