Bob Costas
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Bob Costas
TV sportscaster Bob Costas is known as a smart interviewer with encyclopedic knowledge and a devilish sense of humor. He was born in the borough of Queens, New York. He is the son of Jayne (Quinlan) and John George Costas, an electrical engineer. His father's roots are Greek, from the island of Kalymnos in the Aegean Sea, and his mother is of Irish and German descent. He grew up primarily in Commack, New York, graduating from Commack High School South. Following high school, Costas majored in communications at Syracuse University. He left school prior to graduating to accept a job at radio giant KMOX in St. Louis. Later he received an honorary degree from Syracuse's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.
Bob Courtney
Bob Courtney was born on October 25, 1923 in Dorset, England. He was an actor, known for King Hendrik (1965), Dingaka (1964) and The Cape Town Affair (1967). He died on October 23, 2010 in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Bob Cranston
Bob Cranston was a cinematographer, known for The Blue Planet (2001), One Life (2011) and Untamed Americas (2012). He died on 2 June 2016.
Bob Cryer
Bob is the son of writer and comedian, Barry Cryer and singer, Terry Donovan. He studied English & Theatre at Warwick and trained as an actor at LAMDA. He writes regularly and having completed the fictional diaries of Sherlock Holmes's landlady, Mrs Hudson with his father in 2013, turned the book into a play at Wilton's Music Hall in East London in 2014. A radio version, Mrs Hudson's Radio Show, was broadcast in late 2018 featuring Bob & Barry alongside Miriam Margolyes, Patricia Hodge, Stephen Critchlow, Orlando Wells, Ruth Bratt and Jeremy Limb. He lives in West Sussex with his wife, Suzannah and their three children. Bob is a keen sportsman and plays football, rugby, cricket, golf and tennis.
Bob Curtis
Bob Curtis is known for Yambaó (1957), The Kid from Gower Gulch (1950) and Craig Kennedy, Criminologist (1952).
Bob Custer
Kentucky-born Bob Custer was an actual cowboy who left the range to perform in rodeo shows. Like many other rodeo performers, he found out that appearing in western films paid quite a bit more (and was much less dangerous) than bull-riding and steer-roping, and he began to gain popularity as a western star in a series of medium-budget films in the early and mid-'20s. Unlike many other cowboy stars, however, Custer branched out into other genres, using his real name of Raymond Glenn. He returned to making westerns in the late 1920s but the advent of talkies posed a huge problem for Custer: he choked when reading lines. This mike fright was compounded by the fact that he was working at the bottom of the food chain in Hollywood, in micro-budgeted oaters by cheapjack producers like Harry S. Webb and J.P. McGowan; the shoddy productions only served to magnify Custer's limitations as an actor. Consequently, he never regained the measure of popularity he had in the 1920s. He appeared in his last film in 1936.
Bob D'Erlanger
Bob D'Erlanger is an actor, known for Cake (2018) and Overcoming Mars (2018).
Bob Daniel
Bob Daniel is an actor and producer, known for Nashville (2012), Sun Records (2017) and Why We Breathe (2020).
Bob Davis
Bob Davis, is a commercial real estate developer who was born in Phoenix Arizona. His first love has been working in the field of Paranormal Research. Bob, spends his spare time researching, investigating, Lecturing at Universities and other events and writing about peoples real-life haunting activity. Bob and his team do haunting investigations using a variety of methodologies, scientific, metaphysical, psychics and other methods. Then, my co-founder and I decide what locations to turn into publications. These publications can be Books, magazine articles, freelance work for other people who are interested in getting into all the exciting things that come with being in the paranormal, full time. Evidence captured by Bob Davis and Brian Clune on board the Queen Mary, of Bob and Brian talking audibly to a vocal spirit we call Jackie the Talking Ghost Child, was named #1 Paranormal Evidence capture of 2009 in the LA Examiner, The World News, and the NewYork Daily News. Bob is a six-time published author writing books relating to the Paranormal along with Planet Paranormal's co-founder Brian Clune. Their works include The Haunted Queen Mary, Haunted Universal Studio's, California's Historic Haunts, Ghosts and Legends of Alcatraz, and Thinking Outside the Box: Frank Sumption the Creator of the Ghost Box. Bob and his research team are active in consulting for Television and Film. Bob and team members have conducted the first long-term, multi-team research project ever permitted by management on board the Queen Mary and lasting over 10 years. Other locations we have investigated include, Alcatraz Penitentiary (Spent the night there in cell 14-D for two nights), Old South Pittsburgh Hospital in TN, Camarillo State Hospital, Linda Vista Hospital, and private cases for people from all walks of life. We do many cases for some of Hollywoods most elite clients and your every day person who needs help. Bob's interest, research, and investigations into the paranormal led to his consulting for the television and film industry and eventually as an on-air personality for several television shows related to the paranormal. Bob has appearances on: SyFy's Channel's, "Ghost Hunters" (Mar 3, 2010) Season 6, Episode 1 - Himself - Visitor The Travel Channel's, "Ghost Adventures" 2 episodes (Poveglia Island (Season 3, Episode 3) and (Queen Mary (Season 10, Episode 1) Himself -Evidence Reviewer The Biography Channel's, "My Ghost Story" (Screams in the Dark - Queen Mary segment Aug 14, 2010) Season 1, Episode 5) Himself - Researcher The Travel Channel's, "Dead Files". Special Investigation _Alcatraz (Mar 9, 2012) Season 2, Episode 0) Himself - Researcher He has also been featured in the Documentary films: 13 Pictures documentary "The Queen Mary A Floating Phenomenon" by Bill Murphy Nightstalkers, A Documentary Film on the paranormal by Wayne Poe. Bob and his team are also in pre-production as a cast member on a yet to be released television series dealing with the paranormal. His team, Planet Paranormal Investigations, is also acting as paranormal consultants for a feature film also dealing with the paranormal. Bob and his team at Planet Paranormal have had articles relating to their research into the paranormal printed in such publications as: LIFE Magazine's, World's Most Haunted Places . The first issue was released in September 2014 and has been in that publication of LIFE Magazine every year since that date up to present The New York Daily News The World News and the LA Examiner Mr. Davis and his team also enjoy lecturing at Universities, paranormal events and horror conventions, and other venues. Bob, as been on over 35 radios, shows and podcasts during his years as a paranormal researcher. He has also appeared on several television programs dealing with the paranormal that was directed and produced by co-founder Brian Clune for a public access cable station here in southern California, called The Paranormal Today.
