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Nawaf Al Abed
This article lists goals which have been considered among the fastest ever scored in association football matches. The records concerning the fastest goals are disputed for a number of reasons. Ray Spiller of the Association of Football Statisticians has argued that as there is no official system for recognizing the timing of goals there are always going to be disputes concerning these records.[1]
In addition, many of the goals listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as being among the fasted were not filmed preventing the precise timing of goals from being assessed.[1] The status of Nawaf Al Abed's goal which is credited as being scored after two seconds is also disputed given that the match was later declared void due to ineligible players, when several players over the age of 23 were found to have played in the age restricted game.
Marc Burrows' goal has also been considered the fastest ever but it was scored in an amateur reserve game. As there is no standard size for a football pitch some of the goals listed benefit from being played on smaller pitches that require the ball to travel a shorter distance before reaching the goal. Furthermore, many of the records listed come from English language publications and reflect a bias towards English football within the sources.
Under The Laws of the Game, specifically Law 8, goals may be scored directly from the kick-off. Some of the fastest goals on the list below are shots taken directly from the kick-off. [2]
Goals[edit]
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The following is a list of 49 goals scored by any kind of players, including juniors, amateurs, semi-professionals, professionals, women football, in any football league, cup or other competition around the world.
Player
Year
Match
Result
Time
Ref.
Notes
Nawaf Al Abed 2017 v Al Shoalah 4–0 2 sec [3][4] This match was later declared void as ineligible players had been fielded. As such the status of this goal as the fastest ever has been disputed.
Gavin Stokes 2017 Maryhill v Clydebank 3–0 2.1 sec [5][6] This match was a junior football match (non-league) involving two teams from the West of Scotland Super League First Division in Scottish football.
Vuk Bakic 2012 GSP Polet v FK Dorćol 4–1 2.2 sec [7]
[8] This match was a junior match of the Serbian 2. League. Immediately after the referee whistled the beginning of the meeting, Vuk Bakic sent the ball into the goal. Distance from the centre and goal was approximately 50 meters.
Marc Burrows 2004 Cowes Sports Res. v Eastleigh Res. 5–3 2.56 sec [9]
[10] This match was an amateur match but the record has been recognised by The Football Association. Eye-witness reports state the goal was aided by a particularly strong following wind.
Ricardo Olivera 1998 Rio Negro Capital v Soriano Interior 1–1 2.8 sec [11][12] The goal was listed in the Guinness World Records prior to 2004.
Cheung Sai Ho 1993 Portsmouth Cup 2.8 sec [13] Cheung scored for the Hong Kong youth team 2.8 seconds after the start of a match in the Portsmouth Cup in 1993. It was the world record in 1993.
Carlos Almeida 2011 Oliveira do Hospital v Associação Atlética de Arganil 3–0 3 sec [14]
[15] Occurred during a match in the first tier of Coimbra Football Association, the fourth tier of Portuguese football.
Frederico Chaves 2003 América Mineiro v Vila Nova 1–5 3.17 sec [10][16] Fastest Goal in Brazilian Football.
Colin Cowperthwaite 1979 Barrow v Kettering Town 0-4 3.55 sec [17] Fastest Goal in association football at the time.
Richard Wetton 2017 Oakwood FC v Lingfield FC 2-6 3.57 sec [18] Not only a fast goal but also a contender for the TWO fastest goals from Kick Off! The equalizer coming on just 40 seconds into the match. 22 August 2017 in the Peter Bentley Challenge Cup. Both teams play in the Southern Combination Football League Division One.
Bart van der Veer 2014 LTC v Oeverzwaluwen 2–4 3.6 sec [19]
[20] Occurred during a match in the Saturdays 1e Klasse, the fifth tier of Dutch football and the third tier of Dutch amateur football. It was Van der Veer's last match for Oeverzwaluwen before his retirement.
Damian Mori 1995 Adelaide City v Sydney United 2–2 3.69 sec [21]
[22] According to the Guinness Book of Records, Mori held the record from 1995 to 1998 when Ricardo Olivera scored a goal in 2.8 sec.
Yael Averbuch 2006 North Carolina v Yale Bulldogs 4–0 3.9 sec [23][24] Goal occurred in a women's college football match.
Jim Fryatt 1964 Bradford Park Avenue v Tranmere 4–2 4 sec [25]
[26]
[21] According to the sources some onlookers say that this goal took closer to 10 seconds. However, there is no film evidence to contradict the assessment of the referee Bob Simons who said: "I blew my whistle for the start and still had my stopwatch in my hand when the ball entered the net. The scoring time is exactly four seconds – no question of it."
Gareth Morris 2001 Ashton United v Skelmersdale United 4–2 4 sec [27]
[21] This goal is likely to be the fastest ever scored in the FA Cup although the lack of records dating back to the formation of the competition make this impossible to verify.
Gustavo Ramírez 2014 Mineros de Zacatecas v Club Necaxa 2–0 4 sec [28] Goal occurred in the first match of the season in Ascenso MX.
Albert Mundy 1958 Aldershot Town v Hartlepool United 3–0 6 sec [1][29] Fastest Goal in association football at the time.
Barrie Jones 1962 Notts County v Torquay United 2–0 6 sec [1]
[30]
[31]
[32] Jones kicked the match off, tapping the ball to a teammate. He set off, running diagonally to the right, towards the centre of the 18 yard box. Bob Forrest had received the ball by now and he rolled it perfectly into Jones's path. The Torquay keeper was out to the edge of his box but he hit it under him with his first touch, helping the ball on from the direction of Forrest's pass.
Keith Smith 1964 Crystal Palace v Derby County 3–3 6 sec [1][33]
Tommy Langley 1980 QPR v Bolton Wanderers 3–1 6 sec [1][34]
Alexandros Zafeiris 1980 Irodotos v Kifisia 3–1 6 sec [35] Fastest goal scored in the third tier of Greek Football League 2.
Lukas Podolski 2013 Germany v Ecuador 4–2 6 sec [36][37] Fastest goal ever scored in an international match.
Ghazi ayedi 2017 Club Africain vs CS Sfaxien 2-1 6 sec Fastest goal ever scored in Tunisien super ligue
Ji Xiang 2012 Jiangsu Sainty v Guangzhou Evergrande 1–1 7 sec [38] Fastest goal ever scored in Chinese Super League.
Andreas Labropoulos 2013 Olympiacos v OFI Crete 5–1 7 sec [39] Fastest goal ever scored in Greek Super League.
Jerome Martelli 2014 Leyton U18 v Dagenham & Redbridge U18 4–1 7 sec [40] Fastest goal ever scored in an U18 Association football game.
Mike Grella 2015 New York Red Bulls v Philadelphia Union 4–1 7 sec [41] Fastest goal ever scored in Major League Soccer.
Joseba Llorente 2008 Real Valladolid v Espanyol 2–1 7.22 sec [42] Fastest goal ever scored in La Liga.
Roman Yaremchuk 2016 Vorskla Poltava v Oleksandriya 2–2 7.27 sec [43][44] Fastest goal ever scored in the Ukrainian Premier League.
Carlos Aguiar 2010 Huachipato v Universidad de Chile 1–2 7.3 sec [45][46] Fastest goal ever scored in the Chilean Primera División.
Miroslav Manolov 2012 Cherno More Varna v Montana 3–1 7.42 sec [47] Fastest goal ever scored in Bulgarian A Football Group.
Seydou Keita 2014 Valencia CF v UD Almería 2–2 7.66 sec [42]
Gholamreza Rezaei 2012 Persepolis v Fajr Sepasi 2–0 8 sec [48] Fastest goal ever scored in Persian Gulf Pro League.
Tim Cahill 2013 Houston Dynamo v New York Red Bulls 0–3 8 sec [49] Second fastest goal ever scored in Major League Soccer.
Zaur Sadayev 2014 Lech Poznań v Jagiellonia Białystok 4–2 8 sec [50] Fastest goal ever scored in Polish Cup.
Marco Tavares 2017 Maribor v Domžale 1–0 8 sec [51] Fastest goal ever scored in Slovenian FirstLeague.
Tom Morgan 2014 Turton v Lytham 4–1 8 sec [52]
[53]
[54] West Lancashire Football League Division One – Level 12 – The kick off was quickly taken with a pass intended for a Turton player hitting a Lytham player hard on the shin and bobbling up. Tom Morgan struck the ball in the air about 45 metres from goal and the ball cannoned in off the underside of the crossbar. The referee, Simon Robinson timed the goal at exactly eight seconds.
Paolo Poggi 2001 Piacenza v Fiorentina 3–1 8.1 sec [55] Fastest goal ever scored in Serie A.
Christian Benteke 2016 Gibraltar v Belgium 0–6 8.1 sec [56] Fastest goal ever scored in a FIFA World Cup qualification game.
Davide Gualtieri 1993 San Marino v England 1–7 8.3 sec [36][57]
Hisato Satō 2006 Sanfrecce Hiroshima v Cerezo Osaka 1–1 8.7 sec [58] Fastest goal ever scored in J.League Division 1.
Kevin Volland 2015 TSG Hoffenheim v Bayern München 1–2 9 sec [59]
Karim Bellarabi 2014 Borussia Dortmund v Bayer Leverkusen 0–2 9 sec [60][61] Fastest goal scored in the history of the Bundesliga.
Ledley King 2000 Tottenham Hotspur v Bradford City 3–3 9.9 sec [62] Fastest goal ever scored in the Premier League.
Uroš Đurđević 2016 Čukarički v Partizan 1–3 10 sec [63] Fastest goal scored in the history of the Serbian SuperLiga
Julian Kristoffersen 2016 FC Copenhagen U19 v Leicester City U19 3–2 10 sec [64] UEFA Youth League
Justin Meram 2015 Columbus Crew v New York Red Bulls 2–0 10 sec [65] Fastest goal ever scored in the MLS Cup Playoffs.
Roy Makaay 2007 Bayern München v Real Madrid 3–2 10.1 sec [66] Fastest goal ever scored in the UEFA Champions League.
Hakan Şükür 2002 Korea Republic v Turkey 2–3 10.8 sec [67] Fastest goal ever scored in the FIFA World Cup finals.
Diego Souza 2017 Brazil v Australia 1-0 11 sec [68]
Simone Magill 2016 Northern Ireland v Georgia 4-0 11 sec [69] Fastest goal ever scored in Women's International History.
Christian Eriksen 2017 Tottenham v Manchester United 2-0 11 sec
Juan Cazares 2016 Atletico Mineiro v Botafogo 5–3 12 sec Fastest Atlético Mineiro goal in Campeonato Brasileiro Série A
Ahmad Fakri Saarani 2015 Kelantan v Terengganu 1–2 12 sec Fastest goal ever scored in Malaysia Super League
Ian Bogie 1996 Port Vale v Stoke City 1–0 12 sec [70][71]
I. M. Vijayan 1999 India v Bhutan 3–0 12 sec [72][73] Scored in the group stage of the football competition in the 8th South Asian Federation Games, 1999.
Maheta Molango 2004 Reading v Brighton & Hove Albion 3–2 12 sec [74][75] Fastest goal ever scored from Offside.
Stevan Račić 2014 Partizani Tirana v Elbasani 1–0 12 sec [76][77] Fastest goal ever scored in the history of Albanian Superliga.
Asmir Begović 2013 Stoke City v Southampton 1–1 13 sec [78] Begović scored against Southampton at a distance of 97.5 yards, after his long kick downfield deceived Artur Boruc. His goal against earned him a place in the Guinness World Records for the longest goal scored in football.
Neymar 2016 Brazil v Honduras 6–0 14 sec [79][80] Fastest goal ever scored in the history of Olympic Football Competition.
See also[edit]
Football records in Spain
Football records in England
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Robert Blake (actor)
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Robert Blake
Blake in 1977
Born
Michael James Gubitosi
(1933-09-18) September 18, 1933 (age 84)
Nutley, New Jersey, U.S.
Other names
Bobby Blake
Lyman P. Docker
Mickey Gubitosi
Occupation
Actor
Years active
1939–1997
Spouse(s)
Sondra Kerr (m. 1961; div. 1983)
Bonnie Lee Bakley (m. 2000; her death 2001)
Children
With Sondra Kerr:
Noah Blake
Delinah Blake
With Bonnie Lee Bakley:
Rosie Blake
Website
robertbobbyblake.com
Robert Blake (born Michael James Gubitosi; September 18, 1933) is an American former actor, having starring roles in the film In Cold Blood and the U.S. television series Baretta.[1]
Blake began performing as a child, with a lead role in the final years of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Our Gang (Little Rascals) short film series from 1939 to 1944. He also appeared as a child actor in 22 entries of the Red Ryder film franchise. In the Red Ryder series and in many of his other roles as an adult, he was cast as a Native American or Latino character.[2]
After a stint in the Army, Blake returned to acting in both television and movie roles.[2] He was married to Sondra Kerr, his first wife, with whom he had two children, from 1961 until their divorce in 1983.[2] He continued acting through 1997's Lost Highway for a career that author Michael Newton called "one of the longest in Hollywood history."[2]
In 2005, Blake was tried and acquitted of the 2001 murder of his second wife, Bonnie Lee Bakley.[3][4] On November 18, 2005, he was found liable in a California civil court for her wrongful death.[5]
Contents
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1 Early life
2 Child actor
3 Career as an adult
4 Marriages and children
5 Death of Bakley
5.1 Arrest and trial for murder
5.1.1 Murder trial and acquittal
5.2 Civil case
5.2.1 Civil trial verdict appeal
5.2.2 Verdict upheld
5.3 Retirement and 2010 tax lien
6 Filmography
6.1 Film
6.2 Television
7 References
8 Further reading
9 External links
Early life[edit]
Blake was born Michael James Gubitosi[6] in Nutley, New Jersey. His mother, Elizabeth Cafone (b. 1910), was married to Giacomo (James) Gubitosi (1906–1956). In 1930, James worked as a die setter for a can manufacturer. Eventually, James and Elizabeth began a song-and-dance act.[2] In 1936, the three children began performing, billed as "The Three Little Hillbillies."[2] They moved to Los Angeles, in 1938, where their children began working as movie extras.
Blake had an unhappy childhood and was allegedly abused by his alcoholic father. When he entered public school at age 10, he was bullied and had fights, which led to his expulsion. Blake states that he was physically and sexually abused by his parents while growing up and was frequently locked in a closet and forced to eat off the floor.[2] At age 14, he ran away from home, leading to several more difficult years.[7] His father committed suicide in 1956.[2]
Child actor[edit]
Robert Blake in 1944
Then known as Mickey Gubitosi, Blake began his acting career as Toto in the MGM movie Bridal Suite (1939) starring Annabella and Robert Young.
Gubitosi then began appearing in MGM's Our Gang short subjects (a.k.a. The Little Rascals) under his real name, replacing Eugene "Porky" Lee. He appeared in 40 of the shorts between 1939 and 1944, eventually becoming the series' final lead character. James and Giovanna Gubitosi also made appearances in the series as extras. In Our Gang, Gubitosi's character, Mickey, was often called upon to cry, for which he was criticized for being unconvincing. He was also criticized for being obnoxious and whiny.[8] In 1942, he acquired the stage name Bobby Blake and his character in the series was renamed "Mickey Blake." In 1944, MGM discontinued Our Gang, releasing the final short in the series Dancing Romeo. In 1995, Blake was honored by the Young Artist Foundation with its Former Child Star "Lifetime Achievement" Award for his role in Our Gang.[9]
In 1942 Blake appeared as "Tooky" Stedman in Andy Hardy's Double Life.
Blake as Little Beaver
In 1944, Blake began playing a Native American boy, "Little Beaver," in the Red Ryder Western series at the studios of Republic Pictures (now CBS Radford Studios), appearing in 23 of the movies until 1947. He also had roles in one of Laurel and Hardy's later films The Big Noise (1944), and the Warner Bros. movies Humoresque (1946), playing John Garfield's character as a child, and The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948), playing the Mexican boy who sells Humphrey Bogart a winning lottery ticket and gets a glass of water thrown in his face by Bogart in the process. In 1950, at age 17, Blake appeared as Mahmoud in The Black Rose and as Enrico, Naples Bus Boy (uncredited) in Black Hand.
Career as an adult[edit]
In 1950, Blake was drafted into the Army. After returning to Southern California, he entered Jeff Corey's acting class and began working on improving his personal and professional life. He eventually became a seasoned Hollywood actor, playing notable dramatic roles in movies and on television. In 1956, he was billed as Robert Blake for the first time.
In 1959, in what was considered a career blunder, he turned down the role of Little Joe Cartwright, a character ultimately portrayed by Michael Landon, in NBC's western television series Bonanza. Blake did appear that year as Tobe Hackett in the episode "Trade Me Deadly" of the syndicated western series 26 Men, which dramatized true stories of the Arizona Rangers. Blake also appeared twice as "Alfredo" in the syndicated western The Cisco Kid and starred in "The White Hat" episode of Men of Annapolis, another syndicated series. Blake appeared in three distinctive guest lead roles in the CBS series Have Gun Will Travel. He also guest starred on John Payne's NBC western The Restless Gun, Nick Adams's ABC western The Rebel, the NBC western series The Californians, the ABC adventure series Straightaway, and the American Western television series Laramie, which aired on NBC from 1959 to 1963.
Blake performed in numerous motion pictures as an adult, including the starring role in The Purple Gang (1960), a gangster movie, and featured roles in Pork Chop Hill in 1959 and, as one of four US soldiers participating in a gang rape in occupied Germany, in Town Without Pity in 1961. He was also in Ensign Pulver (1964), The Greatest Story Ever Told (1965) and other films.
In 1963, he garnered further exposure as a member of the ensemble cast of the acclaimed but short-lived The Richard Boone Show, appearing in fifteen of the NBC series' 25 episodes. At 33, Blake played Billy the Kid in the 1966 episode "The Kid from Hell's Kitchen" of the syndicated western series, Death Valley Days, hosted by Robert Taylor. In the story line, The Kid sets out to avenge the death of his friend John Tunstall played by John Anderson.[10]
In 1967, he experienced a career breakout playing real-life murderer Perry Smith, to whom he bore a chilling resemblance, in In Cold Blood. Richard Brooks received two Oscar nominations for the film: one for his direction, and one for his adaptation of Truman Capote's book.
As Baretta with Fred.
Blake played a Native American fugitive in Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here (1969), starred in a TV movie adaptation of Of Mice and Men (1981), and played a motorcycle highway patrolman in iconoclastic Electra Glide in Blue (1973). He played a small-town stock car driver with ambitions to join the NASCAR circuit in Corky, which MGM produced in 1972. The film featured real NASCAR drivers, including Richard Petty and Cale Yarborough.
Blake may be best known for his Emmy Award-winning role of Tony Baretta in the popular television series Baretta[11] (1975 to 1978), playing an undercover police detective who specialized in disguises. The show's trademarks included Baretta's pet cockatoo "Fred," his signature phrases — notably "Don't do the crime if you can't do the time", "That's the name of that tune" and "You can take that to the bank."
After Baretta ended, NBC offered to produce several pilot episodes of a proposed series titled Joe Dancer, in which Blake would play the role of a hard-boiled private detective.[12] In addition to starring, Blake also was credited as the executive producer and creator.[12] Three television films aired on NBC in 1981 and 1983, and the series never ultimately sold.[12]
He continued to act through the 1980s and 1990s, mostly in television, in such roles as Jimmy Hoffa in the miniseries Blood Feud (1983) and as John List in the murder drama Judgment Day: The John List Story (1993), which earned him a third Emmy nomination. Blake starred in the 1985 television series Hell Town, playing a priest working in a tough neighborhood; and he also had character parts in the theatrical movies Money Train (1995) and played the chilling and sinister Mystery Man in David Lynch's Lost Highway (1997).
Marriages and children[edit]
Blake and actress Sondra Kerr were married in 1961 and divorced in 1983. It was his first marriage, from which came two children: actor Noah Blake (born 1965) and Delinah Blake (born 1966).
In 1999, Blake met Bonnie Lee Bakley, formerly of Wharton, New Jersey, who reportedly had a history of exploiting older men—especially celebrities—for money.[13] She was dating Christian Brando, son of Marlon Brando, during her relationship with Blake. Bakley became pregnant and told both Brando and Blake that her baby was theirs. Initially, Bakley named the baby "Christian Shannon Brando" and stated that Brando was the father.[14] Bakley wrote letters describing her dubious motives to Blake.[15] Blake insisted that she take a DNA test to prove the paternity.[14] Blake and Bakley were married on November 19, 2000, after DNA tests proved that Blake was the biological father of her child, who was renamed Rosie. It was his second marriage and her tenth.
Death of Bakley[edit]
Arrest and trial for murder[edit]
On May 4, 2001, Blake took Bakley out for dinner at Vitello's Restaurant at 4349 Tujunga Avenue in Studio City. Bakley was fatally shot in the head while sitting in Blake's vehicle, which was parked on a side street around the corner from the restaurant. Blake claimed that he had returned to the restaurant to collect a gun which he had previously left at the restaurant and claimed that he had not been present when the shooting took place. The gun Blake claimed to have left in the restaurant was later found and determined by police not to be the murder weapon.[16]
On April 18, 2002, Blake was arrested and charged with Bakley's murder. His longtime bodyguard, Earle Caldwell, was also arrested and charged with conspiracy in connection with the murder. A key event that gave the LAPD the confidence to arrest Blake came when a retired stuntman, Ronald "Duffy" Hambleton, agreed to testify against him.[17] Hambleton alleged that Blake tried to hire him to kill Bakley. Another retired stuntman and an associate of Hambleton's, Gary McLarty, also came forward with a similar story.
According to author Miles Corwin, Hambleton had agreed to testify against Blake only after being told that he would be subject to a grand jury subpoena and a misdemeanor charge.[18] Hambleton's motives for testifying were called into question by Blake's defense team during the trial.[19]
On April 22, 2002, Blake was charged with one count of murder with special circumstances, an offense which carried a possible death penalty. He was also charged with two counts of solicitation of murder and one count of conspiracy to commit murder. Blake entered a plea of not guilty to all charges. Caldwell was charged with a single count of conspiracy to commit murder and also entered a plea of not guilty. Three days later, the Los Angeles District Attorney's office announced that they would not seek the death penalty against Blake should he be convicted. However, prosecutors would seek a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Blake posted $1 million bail for Caldwell, who was released, but a judge denied bail for Blake himself. On March 13, 2003, after almost a year in jail, Blake was granted bail, which was set at $1.5 million, and he was allowed to go free to await trial. Blake was placed on house arrest during this time. On October 31, in a major reversal for the prosecution, the judge dismissed the conspiracy charge against Blake and Caldwell during a pre-trial hearing.[20] The junior prosecutor who handled the case, Shellie Samuels, was interviewed by CBS reporter Peter Van Sant for the CBS program 48 Hours Investigates. During the interview, broadcast in November 2003, she admitted that the prosecutors had no forensic evidence implicating Blake in the murder, that they could not tie him to the murder weapon, that they did not have any witnesses, and that they had virtually nothing in the way of hard evidence.[20]
Murder trial and acquittal[edit]
Blake's criminal trial for murder began on December 20, 2004, with opening statements by the prosecution and opening statements by the defense the following day.[20] The prosecution contended that Blake intentionally murdered Bakley to free himself from a loveless marriage, while the defense challenged all of the evidence, claiming that Blake was an innocent victim of circumstantial and fabricated evidence.
Prosecution testimony began with various witnesses detailing the night of the murder and the murder weapon used. Bakley was shot twice while sitting on the passenger side of the parked car and the passenger window was rolled down, indicating that she may have been familiar with her assailant. The murder weapon was revealed to be a semi-automatic Walther P38 pistol, which was found in a dumpster a few yards away from the parked car where the shooting took place.
On February 7, 2005, Gary McLarty alleged that in March 2001, Blake attempted to contract him to murder his wife; McLarty allegedly declined. McLarty's testimony was subject to an intense cross-examination, which examined his history of mental problems and his difficulty remembering key details of the alleged contract offer. On February 9, testimony came from Ronald "Duffy" Hambleton, who also claimed that Blake tried to solicit him to murder his wife. His testimony was also called into question during cross-examination when his record of past convictions for various petty crimes including drug and gun possession was exposed.
The prosecution rested its case on February 14. The defense began its case with a series of witnesses, including relatives of Gary McLarty, who contradicted various parts of the prosecution's case. On February 19, testimony was heard about the effects of chronic drug use on the mind—specifically, the minds of the two key prosecution witnesses, Ronald "Duffy" Hambleton and Gary McLarty, who were drug users during their stuntman careers. The lack of gunshot residue on Blake's hands was also a key part of the defense's case that Blake was not the shooter. Robert Blake chose not to testify. The defense rested its case on February 23, and after closing arguments were made on March 2–3, the jury retired to deliberate on March 4.[21]
On March 16, 2005, Blake was found not guilty of murder and not guilty of one of the two counts of solicitation of murder. The other count, the solicitation of Gary McLarty, was dropped after it was revealed that the jury was deadlocked 11–1 in favor of an acquittal. Los Angeles District Attorney Stephen Cooley, commenting on this ruling, called Blake "a miserable human being" and the jurors "incredibly stupid" to fall for the defense's claims.[22] Blake's defense team, led by attorney M. Gerald Schwartzbach, and members of the jury responded that the prosecution had failed to prove its case.[23] One trial analyst also agreed with the jury's verdict. Public opinion regarding the verdict was mixed, with some feeling that Blake was guilty, though many felt that there was not enough evidence to convict him.[24] On the night of his acquittal several fans celebrated at Blake's favorite haunt — and the scene of the crime — Vitello's.[25]
Civil case[edit]
Bakley's three children filed a civil suit against Blake, asserting that he was responsible for their mother's death. The trial included an event described as a Perry Mason moment when Eric Dubin, the attorney for Bakley's family, called the girlfriend of Blake's co-defendant Earle Caldwell to the stand and asked if she believed Blake and Caldwell were involved in the crime, something no one had asked her before. "Dead silence filled the court", Dubin recalled. "Tears filled her eyes as she paused for what seemed like a decade, then leaned into the microphone and said that yes, she did believe that they were involved."[26]
On November 18, 2005, a jury found Blake liable for the wrongful death of his wife and ordered him to pay $30 million.[27] On February 3, 2006, Blake filed for bankruptcy. Expressing disbelief that Blake was found liable in a civil trial, M. Gerald Schwartzbach, Blake's attorney in the criminal trial, vowed to appeal the jury verdict.[28]
Civil trial verdict appeal[edit]
According to the Associated Press, Schwartzbach filed the appeal brief on February 28, 2007.[29][30] Brian Allan Fiebelkorn testified that associates of Christian Brando may have been responsible for the murder of Bakley.[31] A defense theory of who may have been involved in the conspiracy to kill Bakley was laid out in a defense motion filed during the criminal trial proceedings.[32]
Verdict upheld[edit]
On April 26, 2008, an appeals court upheld the civil case verdict, but cut Blake's penalty assessment in half, to $15 million. Blake's attorneys had protested that jurors improperly discussed the Michael Jackson and O. J. Simpson verdicts during deliberations of his case, but the appeals judge ruled that such discussions were not improper.[33][34]
Retirement and 2010 tax lien[edit]
Blake has maintained a low profile since his acquittal and his filing for bankruptcy with debts of $3 million for unpaid legal fees as well as state and federal taxes.[35] Although retired from acting for years before the murder of Bakley, due to his legal problems Blake has said that he might return to acting someday in order to help himself financially.[36] On April 9, 2010, the state of California filed a tax lien against Blake for $1,110,878 in unpaid back taxes.[37]
In December 2011, Blake appeared on Tavis Smiley.[38] On July 16, 2012, Blake was interviewed on Piers Morgan Tonight. When Morgan asked Blake about the night of Bakley's murder, Blake became defensive and angry. Blake said he resented Morgan's questioning and felt he was being interrogated. Morgan responded that he was only asking questions that he felt people were eager to have answered.[39] Blake told interviewers and wrote in his autobiography that he hoped he would be offered one more great acting role before he died. Lost Highway (1997) remains Blake's last acting role to date.
In a March 2016 interview, at age 82 Blake indicated he had a new mystery woman in his life that remained unnamed.[40]
In 2017 Blake applied for a marriage license for his fiancée, Pamela Hudak, a woman he has known for decades before Bakley and who testified on his behalf at his trial.[41]
Filmography[edit]
Film[edit]
Year
Film
Role
Notes
1939 Bridal Suite Toto Uncredited
1939 Joy Scouts Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1939 Auto Antics Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1939 Captain Spanky's Showboat Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1939 Dad for a Day Mickey Short film
1939 Time Out for Lessons Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1940 Alfalfa's Double Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1940 The Big Premiere Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1940 All About Hash Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1940 The New Pupil Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1940 Spots Before Your Eyes Kid Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1940 Bubbling Troubles Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1940 I Love You Again Edward Littlejohn Jr. Uncredited
1940 Good Bad Boys Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1940 Waldo's Last Stand Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1940 Goin' Fishin' Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1940 Kiddie Kure Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1941 Fightin' Fools Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1941 Baby Blues Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1941 Ye Olde Minstrels Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1941 1-2-3 Go Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1941 Robot Wrecks Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1941 Helping Hands Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1941 Come Back, Miss Pipps Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1941 Wedding Worries Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1941 Main Street on the March! Schulte Child Short film; uncredited
1942 Melodies Old and New Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1942 Going to Press Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1942 Mokey Daniel "Mokey" Delano Credited as Bobby Blake
1942 Don't Lie Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1942 Kid Glove Killer Boy in Car Uncredited
1942 Surprised Parties Mickey Short film; credited as Mickey Gubitosi
1942 Doin' Their Bit Mickey Short film; uncredited
1942 Rover's Big Chance Mickey Short film
1942 Mighty Lak a Goat Mickey Short film
1942 Unexpected Riches Mickey Short film
1942 Andy Hardy's Double Life "Tooky" Stedman
1942 China Girl Chandu
1943 Benjamin Franklin, Jr. Mickey Short film
1943 Family Troubles Mickey Short film
1943 Slightly Dangerous Boy on Porch Uncredited
1943 Calling All Kids Mickey Short film
1943 Farm Hands Mickey Short film
1943 Election Daze Mickey Short film
1943 Salute to the Marines Junior Carson Uncredited
1943 Little Miss Pinkerton Mickey Short film
1943 Three Smart Guys Mickey Short film
1943 Lost Angel Jerry
1944 Radio Bugs Mickey Short film
1944 Tale of a Dog Mickey Short film
1944 Dancing Romeo Mickey Short film
1944 Tucson Raiders Little Beaver
1944 Meet the People Jimmy Smith Uncredited
1944 Marshal of Reno Little Beaver
1944 The Seventh Cross Small Boy Uncredited
1944 The San Antonio Kid Little Beaver
1944 The Big Noise Egbert Hartley
1944 Cheyenne Wildcat Little Beaver
1944 The Woman in the Window Dickie Wanley Uncredited
1944 Vigilantes of Dodge City Little Beaver
1944 Sheriff of Las Vegas Little Beaver
1945 Great Stagecoach Robbery Little Beaver
1945 The Horn Blows at Midnight Junior Poplinski
1945 Lone Texas Ranger Little Beaver
1945 Phantom of the Plains Little Beaver
1945 Marshal of Laredo Little Beaver
1945 Colorado Pioneers Little Beaver
1945 Dakota Little Boy
1945 Wagon Wheels Westward Little Beaver
1946 A Guy Could Change Alan Schroeder
1946 California Gold Rush Little Beaver
1946 Sheriff of Redwood Valley Little Beaver
1946 Sheriff of Redwood Valley Cub Garth
1946 Sun Valley Cyclone Little Beaver
1946 In Old Sacramento Newsboy
1946 Conquest of Cheyenne Little Beaver
1946 Santa Fe Uprising Little Beaver
1946 Out California Way Danny McCoy
1946 Stagecoach to Denver Little Beaver
1946 Humoresque Paul Boray as a Child
1947 Vigilantes of Boomtown Little Beaver
1947 Homesteaders of Paradise Valley Little Beaver
1947 Oregon Trail Scouts Little Beaver
1947 Rustlers of Devil's Canyon Little Beaver
1947 Marshal of Cripple Creek Little Beaver
1947 The Return of Rin Tin Tin Paul the Refugee Lad
1947 The Last Roundup Mike Henry
1948 The Treasure of the Sierra Madre Mexican Boy Selling Lottery Tickets Uncredited
1950 Black Hand Enrico, Naples Bus Boy Uncredited
1950 The Black Rose Mahmoud
1952 Apache War Smoke Luis Herrera
1953 Treasure of the Golden Condor Stable Boy Uncredited
1953 The Veils of Bagdad Beggar Boy
1956 Screaming Eagles Pvt. Hernandez
1956 The Rack Italian soldier Uncredited
1956 Rumble on the Docks Chuck
1957 Three Violent People Rafael Ortega
1957 The Tijuana Story Enrique Acosta Mesa
1958 The Beast of Budapest Karolyi
1958 Revolt in the Big House Rudy Hernandez
1959 Pork Chop Hill Pvt. Velie
1959 Battle Flame Cpl. Jake Pacheco
1959 The Purple Gang William Joseph "Honeyboy" Willard
1961 Town Without Pity Corporal Jim Larkin
1963 PT 109 Charles "Bucky" Harris
1965 The Greatest Story Ever Told Simon the Zealot
1966 This Property Is Condemned Sidney
1967 In Cold Blood Perry Smith
1969 Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here Willie Boy
1972 Ripped-Off Teddy "Cherokee" Wilson
1972 Corky Corky
1973 Electra Glide in Blue Officer John Wintergreen
1974 Busting Farrell
1980 Coast to Coast Charles Callahan
1981 Second-Hand Hearts Loyal Muke
1995 Money Train Donald Patterson
1997 Lost Highway The Mystery Man
Television[edit]
Year
Film
Role
Notes
1952 The Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok Rain Cloud Episode: "The Professor's Daughter"
1953 Fireside Theatre Johnny Episode: "Night in the Warehouse"
1953 The Cisco Kid Davy / Alfredo 2 episodes
1956 The Roy Rogers Show Unknown character Episode: "Paleface Justice"
1956–1958 Broken Arrow Viklai / Machogee / Young Apache Warrior 3 episodes
1957 Official Detective Al Madsen Episode: "The Hostages"
1957 Men of Annapolis Ed Episode: "The White Hat"
1957 26 Men Tobe Hackett Episode: "Trade Me Deadly"
1957 Whirlybirds Jose Episode: "The Runaway"
1957 The Court of Last Resort Tomas Mendoza Episode: "The Tomas Mendoza Case"
1958 The Millionaire Clark Davis Episode: "The John Richards Story"
1958 The Restless Gun Lupe Sandoval Episode: "Thunder Alley"
1958 The Californians Cass Episode: "The Long Night"
1959 Black Saddle Wayne Robinson Episode: "Client: Robinson"
1959 Playhouse 90 Unknown character Episode: "A Trip to Paradise"
1959 Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre CSA Cpl. Michael Bers Episode: "Heritage"
1960 The Rebel Virgil Moss Episode: "He's Only a Boy"
1960 Alcoa Presents: One Step Beyond Tom Episode: "Gyspy"
1960–1962 Have Gun - Will Travel Lauro / Jessie May Turnbow / Smollet 3 episodes
1961 Bat Materson Bill-Bill MacWilliams Episode: "No Amnesty for Death"
1961 Wagon Train Johnny Kamen Episode: "The Joe Muharich Story"
1961 Naked City Knox Maquon 2 episodes
1961 Laramie Lame Wolf Episode: "Wolf Club"
1961–1962 Straightaway Chu Chu 2 episodes
1962 Ben Casey Jesse Verdugo Episode: "Imagine a Long Bright Corridor"
1962 Cain's Hundred Rick Carter Episode: "A Creature Lurks in Ambush"
1962 The New Breed Bobby Madero Episode: "My Brother's Keeper"
1963–1964 The Richard Boone Show Various 14 episodes
1965 Slattery's People Jerry Leon Episode: "Question: Does Nero Still at Ringside Sit?"
1965 The Trials of O'Brien Joe Rooney Episode: "Bargain Day on the Street of Regret"
1965 Rawhide Max Gufler / Hap Johnson 2 episodes
1965–1966 The F.B.I. Junior / Pete Cloud 2 episodes
1966 Twelve O'Clock High Lt. Johnny Eagle Episode: "A Distant Cry"
1966 Death Valley Days Billy the Kid Episode: "The Kid from Hell's Kitchen"
1975–1978 Baretta Detective Anthony Vincenzo "Tony" Baretta 82 episodes
1977 29th Primetime Emmy Awards Co-host With Angie Dickinson
1981 The Big Black Pill Joe Dancer Television film
1981 The Monkey Mission Joe Dancer Television film
1981 Of Mice and Men George Milton Television film
1982 Saturday Night Live Host Episode: "Robert Blake/Kenny Loggins"
1983 Blood Feud Jimmy Hoffa Miniseries
1983 Murder 1, Dancer 0 Joe Dancer Television film
1985 Hell Town Noah "Hardstep" Rivers 13 episodes
1985 Heart of a Champion: The Ray Mancini Story Lenny Mancini Television film
1993 Judgment Day: The John List Story John List Television film
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Jump up ^ "Defense motion" (PDF). Court TV. 2004-12-01. Archived from the original (pdf) on 2007-07-10. Retrieved 2007-04-02.
Jump up ^ "Actor Blake loses US court appeal". BBC News. 2008-04-27.
Jump up ^ "Appeal From Robert Blake Worngful Death Verdict (Opinion)". Scribd. Retrieved 27 August 2015.
Jump up ^ DETNEWS | Weblogs | Tax Watchdog
Jump up ^ Welkos, Robert W. "An Act 2 for Robert Blake?". Los Angeles Times. Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 7 July 2012.
Jump up ^ "Actor Robert Blake Hit with $1.1 Million Tax Lien". Webcpa.com. 2010-06-23. Retrieved 2010-10-20.
Jump up ^ "The Tavis Smiley Show". PBS. Retrieved 2012-01-18.
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Jump up ^ Staff (March 15, 2016). "Love At Any Age? 82-Year-Old Robert Blake Debuts New Mystery Lady". Radar Online. Archived from the original on 23 February 2017. Retrieved 20 November 2017.
Jump up ^ "Robert Blake 83 to Marry Wife number 3". Inside Edition. March 14, 2017. Retrieved 3 May 2018.
Further reading[edit]
Holmstrom, John. The Moving Picture Boy: An International Encyclopaedia from 1895 to 1995, Norwich, Michael Russell, 1996, pp. 185-186.
Dye, David. Child and Youth Actors: Filmography of Their Entire Careers, 1914-1985. Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Co., 1988, p. 20-22.
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