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After starting his career in the theater, Bob Gunton moved to Hollywood, where he quickly gained recognition due to his talent and dedication to art. His first film credits came in the late 1960s and he has since appeared in a variety of films including:

1. "The Great Gatsby" (1974): In this film adaptation of Francis Scott Fitzgerald's novel, he played the role of Tom Buchanan, a wealthy and powerful aristocrat.

2. "Paris, Texas" (1984): In this dramatic film, he played the role of Charlie, a man who returns to the city of his past to reunite with his family and find his son.

3. Green Mile (1999): In this dramatic film, Bob Gunton played the role of Colonel Gaff, an unjustly convicted man who becomes a key figure in the life of prisoner John Coffey.

4. "Pride and Prejudice" (2005): In this adaptation of Jane Austen's classic novel, he played the role of Mr. Bennett, the father of the main character Elizabeth Bennett.

5. "The Legend of Rocca" (1976): In this film, Bob Gunton played the role of Rocca, a fighter who becomes a symbol of the struggle for freedom and justice.

Regardless of the role, Bob Gunton always brings his own unique energy and style to it, making his every performance unforgettable and inspiring. His talent and dedication to art continue to impress and inspire film fans around the world.