Coba ceritain soal Robert Cummings

Charles Clarence Robert Orville Cummings () adalah seorang pemeran film dan televisi Amerika Serikat yang utamanya dikenal karena berperan dalam film-film komedi seperti The Devil and Miss Jones (1941) dan Princess O'Rourke (1943), selain juga tampil dalam film-film drama, terutama dua film cerita seru Alfred Hitchcock, Saboteur (1942) dan Dial M for Murder (1954). Ia meraih lima nominasi Primetime Emmy Award, dan memenangkan Primetime Emmy Award untuk Aktor Terbaik dalam sebuah Penampilan Tunggal pada 1955. Pada 8 Februari 1960, ia meraih dua bintang di Hollywood Walk of Fame atas kontribusinya pada industri perfilman dan televisi, di 6816 Hollywood Boulevard dan 1718 Vine Street.

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