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Robin Gammell (born September 22, 1936) is aCanadian film, television and stage actor.^[1]

Gammell began acting as a junior ensemble member at theStratford Festival,^[1] playing roles includingRobin Starveling inA Midsummer Night's Dream,^[2]Octavius inJulius Caesar,^[3]Ariel inThe Tempest,^[4] andMalcolm inMacbeth; he later reprised this role for the 1961 television filmMacbeth oppositeSean Connery in the title role. He later moved on to film and television work, including the filmsThe Pyx (1973),Lipstick (1976),Raid on Entebbe (1977),Rituals (1977),Full Circle (1977),The Concorde ... Airport '79 (1979),Murder by Phone (1982),The Star Chamber (1983),Project X (1987) andStriker's Mountain (1987), recurring or starring roles inWiseguy,WIOU,Street Legal,Amazing Grace,Millennium,Manhattan, AZ andJudging Amy, and guest appearances inThe Blue and the Gray,Hill Street Blues,L.A. Law,The Commish,Murder, She Wrote,Matlock,Nip/Tuck,Star Trek: The Next Generation, andHow to Get Away With Murder. He received aGenie Award nomination forBest Actor, at the1st Genie Awards in 1980, forKlondike Fever.^[5]

Gammell has also portrayed several noted historical figures in docudrama films and television series, includingWalter Moberly inThe National Dream: Building the Impossible Railway, American espionage chiefWilliam J. Donovan in the television miniseriesA Man Called Intrepid,^[1] andAdolf Hitler in an episode ofWitness to Yesterday.^[6]

Gammell was in a relationship withGretchen Corbett. They had one child,Winslow Corbett, in 1979.^{[citation needed]}

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