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Bob Howay
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Bob Howay is known for
Caressed (1964)
,
Waiting for Caroline (1969)
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Paul Temple (1969)
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Known for
Caressed
6.7
Tom
(as Robert Howay)
1964
Waiting for Caroline
5.9
Peter
(as Robert Howay)
1969
Paul Temple
7.4
TV Series
Tom Huston
1969 • 1 ep
Deadline for Murder
4.7
Actor
1964
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Ritter's Cove
TV Series
1981
1 episode
For the Record
7.4
TV Series
1977
1 episode
Dreamspeaker
7.2
TV Movie
John
(as Robert Howay)
1976
Police Surgeon
6.3
TV Series
Max
1971
1 episode
UFO
7.9
TV Series
Launch Control 2nd Operative
(uncredited)
1970
1 episode
From a Bird's Eye View
6.6
TV Series
Randy
Captain
(as Robert Howay)
1970
3 episodes
Paul Temple
7.4
TV Series
Tom Huston
1969
1 episode
Waiting for Caroline
5.9
Peter
(as Robert Howay)
1969
ITV Play of the Week
6.8
TV Series
Tony
1966
1 episode
Riviera Police
8.1
TV Series
Pete
1965
1 episode
Caressed
6.7
Tom
(as Robert Howay)
1964
Deadline for Murder
4.7
1964
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Alternative name
Robert Howay
Other works
He acted in John Herbert's play, "Fortune and Men's Eyes," at the Comedy Theatre in London, England with Al Mancini, Peter Marinker, Louis Negin, George Margo, and Carl Oatley in the cast. Charles Marowitz was director.
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