High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Robert Fellows or Robert M. Fellows born 23 August 1903 Los Angeles died 11 May 1969 in Hollywood was a prolific American film producer who was once a production partner with John Wayne and later Mickey Spillane. Fellows entered Hollywood through work as an assistant director in 1928 often working with Tay Garnett and was later a production manager for several films. He became an associate producer with Warner Brothers. He went to Universal Pictures as an associate producer on Pittsburgh (film) that starred Marlene Dietrich, Randolph Scott and John Wayne three clients of the producer and agent Charles K. Feldman. Fellows was hired by RKO Pictures as a producer with his first film being Bombardier (film) a topical but fictional account of the Doolittle Raid starring Scott. His next film was an account of the Spanish Civil War The Fallen Sparrow. Fellows fought pressure to change the setting to Occupied France from Spain at a time when the United States Government was seeking friendly relations with the Franco regime.

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