Robert Cummings
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Gender | Male |
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Death | 33 years ago |
Date of birth | June 9,1910 |
Zodiac sign | Gemini |
Born | Joplin |
Missouri | |
United States | |
Date of died | December 2,1990 |
Died | Motion Picture & Television Fund |
Los Angeles | |
California | |
United States | |
Height | 178 (cm) |
Spouse | Janie Cummings |
Children | Tony Cummings |
Patricia Goldhamer | |
Laurel Cummings | |
Melinda Cameron | |
Job | Singer |
Comedian | |
Screenwriter | |
Voice Actor | |
Television producer | |
Flight instructor | |
Television Director | |
Theater Performer | |
Education | College of Engineering |
American Academy of Dramatic Arts | |
Joplin High School | |
Drury University | |
Grandchildren | Bob Cummings |
Parents | Dr. Charles Clarence Cummings |
Ruth Annabelle Kraft | |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 527646 |
Saboteur
My Living Doll
The Carpetbaggers
The Lost Moment
The Devil and Miss Jones
Princess O'Rourke
Lucky Me
Three Smart Girls Grow Up
What a Way to Go!
Sleep, My Love
Moon Over Miami
Let's Live a Little
So Red the Rose
You Came Along
It Started with Eve
Stagecoach
Flesh and Fantasy
My Hero
The Bride Wore Boots
Reign of Terror
The Petty Girl
Beach Party
Promise Her Anything
Heaven Only Knows
Everything Happens at Night
The Last Train from Madrid
Forever and a Day
College Swing
Sons of the Desert
The Accused
Five Golden Dragons
Souls at Sea
Desert Gold
Spring Parade
Between Us Girls
Tell It to the Judge
Private Affairs
My Geisha
The Accusing Finger
The Barefoot Mailman
Free and Easy
And One Was Beautiful
Free for All
For Heaven's Sake
The Under- Pup
Charlie McCarthy, Detective
Touchdown, Army
Border Flight
The Bob Cummings Show
Dial M for Murder
Robert Cummings Life story
Charles Clarence Robert Orville Cummings was an American film and television actor who appeared in roles in comedy films such as The Devil and Miss Jones and Princess O'Rourke, and in dramatic films, especially two of Alfred Hitchcock's thrillers, Saboteur and Dial M for Murder.
Luke Symons: Cardiff man freed after five years in Yemen detention
A Welshman has been released from detention in Yemen after being held without charge or trial for five years.
Luke Symons, of Cardiff, a rebel group fighting the Yemen government in the Civil War .
He was seized as a suspected spy, a claim His Family have called " ridiculous".
UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss thanked " our Omani and Saudi partners for their support in securing his release".
He converted to Islam in his late teens, taking the name Jamal.
Aged 20, he made a pilgrimage to Mecca before travelling to Egypt, And Then Yemen, where he taught English and married.
Lost her passport amid chaosWhen conflict broke out in 2015, he and his wife Tagreed left the country, but could not return to the UK because she had lost her passport amid The Chaos .
They Returned to Yemen and had a baby, but continued to explore ways of escaping the bloody civil
Two years later, as he presented his British passport to withdraw money to fund His Family 's passage out of Yemen, he was arrested as a suspected spy.
Mr Symons, now 30, and his wife were detained by Houthi rebels in south west Yemen on suspicion of espionage, which His Family strongly denies.
His relatives have said that his physical and Mental Health had degenerated during solitary confinement in the capital Sanaa.
His wife was released earlier and she has been able to visit him periodically in The Prison .
'Going through hell'Earlier this year she voiced concern at his condition, according to his grandfather Robert Cummings , and he told the Agence France Presse news agency in February that his grandson was " going through hell".
Ms Truss said: " I Am pleased Luke Symons, who was unlawfully detained, without charge or trial since 2017 in Yemen, has been released.
" He was allegedly mistreated, in solitary confinement, and refused visits by His Family , he has been flown to Muscat, and soon he will be reunited with His Family in the UK. "
The case had been taken up by Cardiff West MP Kevin Brennan , Who Said it was " terrific news" that he had been released.
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