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Robert Culp

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Robert Culp Fast Facts:

Studied acting at New York City's Herbert Berghof Studio.
Made his Broadway debut in 1951 with an acclaimed performance in the Russian play He Who Gets Slapped.
Was nominated for three consecutive Emmys (1966-68) for I Spy, but lost each time to co-star Bill Cosby.
Directed his lone feature film in 1972, the gritty crime drama Hickey & Boggs, in which he re-teamed with Cosby.
Played an adversary for Peter Falk in the 1971 TV movie Columbo: Death Lends a Hand; returned to the detective series in 1972, 1973 and 1990, playing different roles each time.
Has said his grandfather, Joe Collins, a former trapper, gold miner, professional hunter, carpenter and cowpuncher, was the only family member who approved of his decision to become an actor.

Robert Culp Relationships:
Candace Faulkner - Wife
Joshua Culp - Son
Nancy Ashe - Ex-wife
Rachel Culp - Daughter
Samantha Hallie Culp - Daughter
Joe Collins - Grandfather
Jason Culp - Son
France Nuyen - Ex-wife
Sheila Sullivan - Ex-wife
Joseph Culp - Son
Robert Culp Awards:
1967 Emmy: Outstanding Writing Achievement in Drama - Nominee
1967 Golden Globe: Actor in a Television Series - Nominee
1966 Emmy: Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Dramatic Series - Nominee
1967 Emmy: Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Dramatic Series - Nominee
1968 Emmy: Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Dramatic Series - Nominee
College:
College of the Pacific, Stockton, CA (1949); attended San Francisco State College, San Francisco, CA; attended University of Washington, Seattle, WA