George R. Robertson should be known to many film fans as the Commissioner from the first six “Police Academy” strips. The actor has now passed away at the age of 89.
George R. Robertson (1933-2023), the Canadian actor who portrayed Commissioner Henry Hurst in the first six Police Academy films, has died. This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter, citing the star’s family. He was 89 years old.
Robertson first appeared as Hurst in 1984’s ‘Police Academy’ directed by Hugh Wilson (1943-2018) and stayed with the film series until ‘Police Academy 6’ (1989). The actor also appeared in small roles in three films nominated for an Academy Award for Best Picture: ‘Airport’ (1970), ‘Norma Rae’ (1979) and ‘JFK’ Crime Scene Dallas” (1991). George R. Robertson made his feature film debut in 1968 with “Rosemaries Baby”.
George R. Robertson was also interested in painting
The acting star, who was also involved in charitable causes, later devoted himself to painting and writing, according to The Hollywood Reporter. According to the report, George R. Robertson is survived by his wife Adele, whom he met at university, as well as two daughters and grandchildren.
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