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Robert Prosky

Also known as:  Robert Prosky:Robert J. Prosky
Born:  December 13, 1930 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Died:  December 18, 2008
Nationality:  American

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Filmography Cast Member

The Skeptic

(2009) Unrated

Eye See You

(2001) R

Swing Vote

(1999) Unrated

Dudley Do-Right

(1999) PG

Mad City

(1997) PG-13

The Chamber

(1996) R

The Scarlet Letter

(1995) R

Dead Man Walking

(1995) R

Miracle on 34th Street

(1994) PG

Mrs. Doubtfire

(1993) PG-13

Last Action Hero

(1993) PG-13

Hit Woman: The Double Edge

(1993) R

Rudy

(1993) PG

Teamster Boss: The Jackie Presser Story

(1992) R

Far and Away

(1992) PG-13

Hoffa

(1992) R

Age Isn't Everything

(1991) R

Green Card

(1990) PG-13

Funny About Love

(1990) PG-13

Gremlins 2: The New Batch

(1990) PG-13

From the Dead of Night

(1989) Unrated

The Heist

(1989) Unrated

Things Change

(1988) PG

Big Shots

(1987) PG-13

Broadcast News

(1987) R

The Murder of Mary Phagan

(1987) PG

World War III

(1986)

Into Thin Air

(1985)

The Natural

(1984) PG

Christine

(1984) R

The Lords of Discipline

(1983) R

The Keep

(1983) R

Thief

(1981) R

A hilrious movie with a great cast!
Reviewed by LeoTs3181983 for Broadcast News at 2010-12-01 14:21:04

Broadcast News is a hilarious movie with a great cast. William Hurt and Albert Brooks are simply hilarious,as is Holly Hunter. DON'T MISS IT!

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Wagnerian Celebration of Death
Reviewed by shanahan for Dead Man Walking at 2008-08-11 06:10:42

The notion that this film is some kind of serious meditation on capital punishment is hard to understand. The repeated flashbacks to the murder scene are not only gratuitous (how many times do we need to see a murder/rape to get the message?), they border on a macabre preoccupation with violence and death. The moody rhythm of the film, and the "crescendo" execution scene (another lingering scene that suggests fascination with death), are manipulative and ham-fisted. Give us a sharp, tragic look - like "I Want to Live" - at the death penalty; or a thoughtful meditation on murder and the murderer - there's a gap Hollywood has never filled. Don't give us Wagner.

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Keep your dreams alive
Reviewed by chains81 for Rudy at 2008-04-15 12:09:18

Ever feel like quiting? Watch this movie. This is a great story about never giving up on your dreams, no matter how far out of reach they may seem. Acting was pretty good, if not great.

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