Robert J. Anderson
Biography
Robert James Anderson (1933-2008) was an American child actor and television producer, whose roles included young George Bailey in It's a Wonderful Life.
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Movies (36)
Demolition Man
Executive In Charge Of Production (Production)
1993
Passenger 57
Unit Production Manager (Production)
1992
Solar Crisis
Production Manager (Production)
1992
Another You
Associate Producer (Production)
1991
Omen IV: The Awakening
Co-Producer (Production)
1991
The Bonfire of the Vanities
Unit Production Manager (Production)
1990
Enid Is Sleeping
Associate Producer (Production)
1990
Blue Bayou
Unit Production Manager (Production)
1990
No Holds Barred
Production Manager (Production)
1989
Hangmen
Executive Producer (Production)
1987
In the Custody of Strangers
First Assistant Director (Directing)
1982
Goldie and the Boxer Go to Hollywood
Unit Production Manager (Production)
1981
Aaron Loves Angela
Producer (Production)
1975
Thomasine & Bushrod
Assistant Director (Directing)
1974
The Cat Creature
Assistant Director (Directing)
1973
The Hoax
Producer (Production)
1972
Cindy and Donna
Producer (Production)
1970
The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter
Assistant Director (Directing)
1968
Hawaii
Production Manager (Production)
1966
Seven Days in May
Assistant Director (Directing)
1964
The Heart is a Rebel
Assistant Director (Directing)
1958
A Place in the Sun
as Eagle Scout (uncredited)
1951
Unto Thyself Be True
as Billy Hartwell
1949
Kidnapped
as Ransome - Cabin Boy
1948
Silver River
as Boy (uncredited)
1948
Ruthless
as Horace Vendig as a Child
1948
The Bishop's Wife
as Defense Captain
1947
It's a Wonderful Life
as Little George
1946
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
as Augie (uncredited)
1945
Tender Comrade
as Boy (uncredited)
1944
The Mystery of the 13th Guest
as Harold (child)
1943
The Officer and the Lady
as Jimmy (uncredited)
1941
Willie and the Mouse
as Boy with Airplane (uncredited)
1941
Young People
as Jerry Dakin
1940
Maryland
as Lee Danfield, Age 7
1940
The Grapes of Wrath
as Hungry Boy (uncredited)
1940
