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James Kirkwood

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Born: February 22, 1876
Died: August 24, 1963
From: Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA

Also known as

Walter Scott · James Kirkwood Sr. · James Cornelius Kirkwood Sr.

Biography

James Cornelius Kirkwood Sr. (February 22, 1876 – August 24, 1963) was an American actor and director.

Known for

A Corner in Wheat

The Lonely Villa

The Mended Lute

The Man From Home

The Devil's Holiday

Worldly Goods

Fools of Fate

Comata, the Sioux

Filmography

32 displayed · 200 matching · 200 total

1961

Two Rode Together

Acting (Officer (uncredited))

1956

The Search for Bridey Murphy

Acting (Brian MacCarthy Age 68)

1955

Acting (Justice Deal) 1 EP

1954

Adventures of the Texas Kid: Border Ambush

Acting (Tim Johnson)

1953

The Last Posse

Acting (Judge Parker)

The Sun Shines Bright

Acting (General Fairfield)

Woman They Almost Lynched

Acting (Old Man (uncredited))

1952

I Dream of Jeanie

Acting (Doctor)

1951

Man in the Saddle

Acting (Sheriff Medary (uncredited))

Two of a Kind

1950

The Nevadan

Acting (Tex (uncredited))

1949

Intruder in the Dust

Acting (Convict (uncredited))

The Doolins of Oklahoma

Acting (Rev. Mears (uncredited))

1947

Acting (Rev. MacDougal)

1946

That Brennan Girl

Acting (John Van Derwin (uncredited))

I've Always Loved You

Acting (Murphy)

1943

Madame Curie

Acting (Board Member (uncredited))

1941

No Hands on the Clock

Acting (Warren Benedict)

The Lady from Cheyenne

Acting (Politician)

1940

Goodbye, Mr. Germ

Acting (Dad)

1934

Acting (Philip Marlowe)

1933

Playthings of Desire

Acting (Jim Malvern)

1932

My Pal, the King

Acting (Count DeMar)

Careless Lady

Acting (Judge)

Lena Rivers

Acting (Henry R. Graham)

She Wanted a Millionaire

Acting (Roger Norton)

Cheaters at Play

Acting (Detective Crane)

Charlie Chan's Chance

Acting (Inspector Flannery)

The Rainbow Trail

Acting (Venters)

1931

Over the Hill

Acting (Pa Shelby in Prologue)

Transatlantic

Acting (Sigrid's Beau)

A Holy Terror

Acting (William Drew)