EditingBORN 1888CALIFORNIA11 FILMS IN DB

RobertCarlisle

Known for Editing · Speaking of Animals and Their Families, Popular Science J-6-2, Last Clear Chance

FILMS IN DB

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RAREST RELEASE

Moon Rockets

~$0 · 4K · 1947

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MOST VALUABLE

Moon Rockets

$0 · Est. market value

BIOGRAPHY

Robert Carlisle is known for his work as an editor in the early 20th century, contributing to films at major studios like Universal and Columbia. He co-founded Scientific Films, Inc., where he edited notable series focusing on science and unique occupations, appealing to collectors of vintage educational shorts.

BORN

December 8, 1888

BIRTHPLACE

California, USA

KNOWN FOR

Editing

TOTAL CREDITS

11 (TMDb)

IN WATCHROSTER DB

11 matched films

HIGHEST VALUE RELEASES

Moon Rockets

4K · 1947

Popular Science J-6-2

4K · 1936

FILMS BY DECADE

FULL FILMOGRAPHY

11 films

TITLE

YEAR

ROLE

FORMATS

RATING

VALUE

Speaking of Animals No. Y8-4: Hocus Focus

Speaking of Animals and Their Families

1942

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Popular Science J-0-1

1940

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Popular Science J-0-2

Popular Science J-0-3

1940

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Fleischer Studios Behind The Scenes

1938

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Popular Science J-6-2

1936

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Popular Science J-5-1

1935

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Robert Carlisle known for?

Robert Carlisle is known for editing, with notable films including Popular Science J-6-2 (1936), Popular Science J-0-3 (1940), and Last Clear Chance (1959).

What genres does Robert Carlisle's filmography span?

Robert Carlisle's filmography spans the genres of Documentary, Animation, Comedy, and Music.

What era or decades does Robert Carlisle's work cover?

Robert Carlisle's work covers the years from 1935 to 1959, with the most active decade being the 1940s.

What is the range and breadth of Robert Carlisle's work?

Robert Carlisle has worked on 11 films throughout his career.