Robert Christie (actor)

Robert Christie (born April 26, 1913, Gananoque, Ontario, Canada; died 1975, Toronto, Ontario, Canada) was a Canadian actor primarily active in film and television. He was particularly known for playing character roles, often authority figures or figures of moral standing, though his career also included villainous roles.

Christie began his acting career in stage productions before transitioning to screen acting. He appeared in numerous Canadian and American television series and films, spanning several decades. Some of his notable appearances include roles in television series such as Quentin Durgens, M.P. and The Forest Rangers. He also appeared in various anthology series popular during the mid-20th century.

Christie's screen presence was characterized by his strong voice and imposing stature. He frequently portrayed characters who embodied qualities of leadership or command. While not a leading man, he was a reliable and respected character actor who contributed significantly to the landscape of Canadian television and film. His career highlights the development of a distinctly Canadian screen identity during a period of expanding media production.