Robert Lindsay Biography, Movies And TV Shows, Young, Family, Now

Robert Lindsay born Robert Lindsay Stevenson is a British who plies his trade in the Britain movie industry as a professional actor. In fact, Robert Lindsay is a multiple award-winning actor. Robert Lindsay is widely recognised for his roles in sitcoms, “My Family”, “Get Some In” and “Citizen Smith”.

Robert Lindsay’s Movies and TV shows

Over a career spanning 54 years, Robert Lindsay has made appearances in lots of movies, TV shows and Theatre acts. Some are listed below:

Title Medium Character Year(s)
Love Story Television series Collin 1973
That’ll be the day Movie Terry 1973
Three for All Movie Tom 1975
King Lear Movie Edmund 1983
Wimbledon Movie Ian Frazier 2004
Get Some In Television series Jakey Smith 1975-1977
Citizen Smith Television Series Wolfie Smith 1977-1980
G.B.H Television series Micheal Murray 1991
Space Race Television series Narrator 2005
Extras Television series Robert Lindsay 2006
Leaping Ginger Theatre Ginger 1977
Hamlet Theatre Hamlet 1983
Me And My Girl Theatre Bill Sibson 1985-1986

Robert Lindsay Young

Robert Lindsay made his debut on TV in 1977 when he portrayed Wolfie Smith in “Citizen Smith”.  However, Robert burst into the scene at a younger age, 19. Robert Lindsay has been active till the present day since his debut on TV.

Robert Lindsay Family

Robert Lindsay was born to his mother Joyce Stevenson and father, Norman Stevenson in Ilkeston, United Kingdom on November 13, 1949.

Robert Lindsay has four children with two different women; a daughter, Sydney Laura with Diana Weston and three sons, James, John and Samuel Lindsay Stevenson with his wife, Rosemarie Ford.

Robert Lindsay Now

Robert Lindsay is still active in acting and starring in movies and TV shows.

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