Cliff Robertson is an Oscar and Emmy award-winning Actor with over 50 years of experience and more then 100 film, television and stage credits. He received an Oscar for Best Actor for Charly, and was personally selected by President Kennedy to portray him in PT-109. Other notable films featuring Cliff in leading roles include: The Best Man, Obsession, The Devil’s Brigade, and Three Days of the Condor. In 2002, Cliff will play the key supporting role of Uncle Ben for the summer blockbuster Spiderman.

In addition to acting, Cliff was the AT&T spokesperson for 10 years, and he has narrated numerous television documentaries, including the 2001 PBS special Reach for the Sky, about the United States Air Force Thunderbirds. He is also an accomplished writer, producer and director of several dramatic films, including the highly-acclaimed J.W. Coop, which he wrote, produced, directed and starred in.

Outside of the entertainment business, Cliff has been actively involved in aviation for over 35 years, and is highly respected in aviation circles as a single, multi-engine, and glider pilot. He has owned a wide variety of historic and modern aircraft over the past 35 years, and in 1986, the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) awarded him the Freedom of Flight Award, which is the organization’s highest honor.

Cliff Robertson will be a tremendous asset for Honor Squadrons International as he takes on the role of Narrator, as well as lending his voice to dramatic readings of poetry and historic letters. As his time permits, Cliff also has the option to write as many as three scripts for the series.