AKA Emanuel Goldenberg

Born: 12-Dec-1893
Birthplace: Bucharest, Romania
Died: 26-Jan-1973
Location of death: Hollywood, CA
Cause of death: Cancer - unspecified
Remains: Buried, Goodman Mausoleum, Beth El Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY

Gender: Male
Religion: Jewish
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor

Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Key Largo

Father: Morris Goldenberg
Mother: Sarah
Wife: Gladys Lloyd (m. 21-Jan-1927, div. 1956, d. 6-Jun-1971, one son)
Son: Edward G. Robinson, Jr. ("Emanuel", b. 19-Mar-1933, d. 26-Feb-1974)
Wife: Jane Bodenheimer (m. 16-Jan-1958, until his death, d. 1991)

    High School: Townsend Harris High School, Queens, NY
    University: City College of New York (atended 1910-12)
    University: Columbia University (attended)
    University: American Academy of Dramatic Arts

    Hollywood Walk of Fame 6235 Hollywood Blvd.
    Kentucky Colonel
    Oscar (honorary) 1973

    FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
    Soylent Green (19-Apr-1973)
    Song of Norway (4-Nov-1970)
    Mackenna's Gold (18-Mar-1969)
    Never a Dull Moment (26-Jun-1968)
    The Biggest Bundle of Them All (17-Jan-1968)
    Grand Slam (28-Sep-1967)
    The Cincinnati Kid (15-Oct-1965)
    The Outrage (7-Oct-1964)
    Cheyenne Autumn (03-Oct-1964)
    Good Neighbor Sam (22-Jul-1964)
    The Prize (25-Dec-1963)
    Sammy Going South (Jul-1963)
    Two Weeks in Another Town (17-Aug-1962)
    My Geisha (12-Feb-1962)
    Pepe (21-Dec-1960) Himself
    Seven Thieves (11-Mar-1960)
    A Hole in the Head (15-Jul-1959)
    The Ten Commandments (5-Oct-1956)
    Tight Spot (19-Mar-1955)
    The Violent Men (26-Jan-1955)
    Hell on Frisco Bay (1955)
    Black Tuesday (31-Dec-1954)
    The Glass Web (11-Nov-1953)
    House of Strangers (1-Jul-1949)
    Night Has a Thousand Eyes (13-Oct-1948)
    Key Largo (16-Jul-1948)
    All My Sons (27-Mar-1948)
    The Red House (16-Mar-1947)
    The Stranger (25-May-1946)
    Scarlet Street (28-Dec-1945)
    Our Vines Have Tender Grapes (6-Sep-1945)
    The Woman in the Window (26-Jan-1945)
    Double Indemnity (6-Sep-1944)
    Flesh and Fantasy (29-Oct-1943)
    Tales of Manhattan (5-Aug-1942)
    Larceny, Inc. (24-Apr-1942)
    Unholy Partners (Nov-1941)
    Manpower (9-Aug-1941)
    The Sea Wolf (21-Mar-1941)
    A Dispatch from Reuters (19-Oct-1940)
    Brother Orchid (7-Jun-1940)
    Dr. Ehrlich's Magic Bullet (23-Feb-1940)
    Blackmail (8-Sep-1939)
    Confessions of a Nazi Spy (27-Apr-1939)
    The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse (20-Jul-1938)
    A Slight Case of Murder (26-Feb-1938)
    The Last Gangster (12-Nov-1937)
    Kid Galahad (26-May-1937)
    Bullets or Ballots (6-Jun-1936)
    Barbary Coast (13-Oct-1935)
    The Whole Town's Talking (22-Feb-1935)
    The Man with Two Faces (4-Aug-1934)
    I Loved a Woman (22-Sep-1933)
    Tiger Shark (22-Sep-1932)
    Two Seconds (18-May-1932)
    Five Star Final (26-Sep-1931)
    Smart Money (11-Jul-1931)
    Little Caesar (09-Jan-1931)

Author of books:
All My Yesterdays: An Autobiography (1973, memoir, with Leonard Spigelgass)

Appears on postage stamps:
USA, Scott #3446 (33 cents, issued 24-Oct-2000)

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