Alan Robertson

Alan Robertson was an American actor known for his roles in films and television series such as “Don’t Talk to Strangers,” “The X-Files,” and “Bad Company.” He had a diverse career that included acting, teaching, and serving as a Dean in the field of Fine Arts.

Personal and Family Life

Alan Robertson was born on June 15, 1923, in London, England. He held multiple degrees in Education and Drama from prestigious universities, which contributed to his successful career in academia and the arts. Alan served in World War II as a Captain of a PBY Catalina, a part of his life that inspired his writing about the experiences of his generation. In 1998, he moved to Vancouver Island after retiring from his role as Dean at the University of Calgary.

Death and Legacy

Alan Robertson passed away on November 24, 2009, at the age of 86. Throughout his life, he made notable contributions to educational television in Canada and left a mark on the film and television industry with various memorable roles. His legacy continues through his work both in front of the camera and as an educator.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Don’t Talk to Strangers 1994-08-11 Bobby Carkin
Bad Company 1995-01-20 Phil
Ernest Rides Again 1993-11-12 Head Man
Little Women 1994-12-21 Dr. Bangs
The X-Files 1993-09-10 Grey-haired Man
Millennium 1996-10-25
Highlander: The Series 1992-10-03 Judge Marvin Singer
The X-Files 1993-09-10 Carl Roosevelt
The Outer Limits 1995-03-26 Dr. Minkoff
MacGyver 1985-09-29 David Russell
MacGyver 1985-09-29 Knight