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Charles Robinson

Acting

Born November 9, 1945 · Houston, Texas, USA

Died July 11, 2021

Also known as Charlie Robinson · Charles P. Robinson

Biography

Charlie Robinson (November 9, 1945 – July 11, 2021) was an American stage, film and television actor. He is best known for his role on Night Court as court clerk Macintosh "Mac" Robinson.

Filmography50+ titles

House

2004as Robert

Apocalypse Now

1979as Soldier with Colby (uncredited)

This Is Us

2016as Don Robinson

Grey's Anatomy

2005as Leo Polson

Charmed

1998as Mike

How I Met Your Mother

2005as Bank President

Murder C.O.D.

1990as Lt. Silk

Carnivàle

2003as Walter

The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air

1990as Ernest

K.C. Undercover

2015as Pops

Raven's Home

2017as Mr. Arthur

Key and Peele

2012as Pawn Shop Owner

My Name Is Earl

2005as Doctor

NCIS

2003as Ray Jennings

30 Rock

2006as Charles Robinson

My Wife and Kids

2000as Joe Kyle

Home Improvement

1991as Bud Harper

Roots: The Next Generations

1979as Luke Bettiger

Mom

2013as Mr. Munson

Hart of Dixie

2011as Sergeant Jeffries

Night Court

1984as Mac Robinson

Set It Off

1996as Nate

Touched by an Angel

1994as Cyrus

Adam-12

1968as Albert Cook

The Guest Book

2017as Wilfred

Barbershop Blues

2004as TC

The Secret Life of the American Teenager

2008as Mr. Levy

Big Love

2006as Baptist

Antwone Fisher

2002as Howard

Blindfire

2020as Albert Hughes

Still Standing

as Scully

The Bernie Mac Show

2001as Earl Davis

King

as Det. Ed Redditt

Reed Between the Lines

as Monroe Reed

Hoovey

2015as Coach Wilson

The River

1984as Truck

Gray Lady Down

1978as McAllister

Love & War

as Abe Johnson

Pee-wee's Big Holiday

2016as Police Captain

Rehearsal for Murder

1982as The Second Officer

The Soul Man

2012as Ike

$#*! My Dad Says

2010as Mr. Campbell

Project: ALF

1996as Dr. Stanley

How Sarah Got Her Wings

2015as Max

The House Bunny

2008as Francis

St. Elsewhere

1982as Bill Austin

Sugar Hill

1974as Fabulous

Drive, He Said

1971as Jollop

Even Money

2006as Coach Washington

Santa, Jr.

2002as Judge Wheeler