
James Murray
Known for: Acting
Born: 1901-02-09 – 1936-07-11 (aged 35)
From: The Bronx, New York City, New York, USA
James Murray (February 9, 1901 – July 11, 1936) was an American movie actor. James appeared in 36 movies during his career. It may be safe to assume that less than half of his movies survived to present day. In most of his post silent era movies, particularly those made during the last few years of his career/life, he was cast in uncredited bit parts, or as an extra. Of all his silent movies, The Crowd seems to have survived the best and is the easiest available, although it has not yet been released on DVD. Description above from the Wikipedia article James Murray (actor), licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Filmography (29)
MOVIE★ 6.6San Francisco1936as Earthquake Survivor (uncredited)
MOVIE★ 6.2Rose Marie1936as Bit Part (uncredited)
MOVIE★ 8.0Ship Cafe1935as Gerald (uncredited)
MOVIE★ 6.8The Informer1935as Bit Part (uncredited)
MOVIE★ 7.0The Drunkard1935as Edward Middleton
MOVIE★ 7.2Baby Face1933as Brakeman (uncredited)
MOVIE★ 7.1Heroes for Sale1933as Blind Soldier
MOVIE★ 6.0Central Airport1933as Eddie Hughes
MOVIE★ 5.8High Gear1933as Mark 'High Gear' Sherrod
MOVIE★ 6.3Air Hostess1933as Ted Hunter
MOVIE★ 6.7Frisco Jenny1933as Dan McAllister- MOVIE★ 7.0The Hollywood Handicap1932
MOVIE★ 4.7The Reckoning1932as Terry
MOVIE★ 7.0In Line of Duty1931as Cpl. Sherwood
MOVIE★ 9.0Trapped1931as Jimmy Dare
MOVIE★ 10.0Hold 'er Sheriff1931as Jimmy Dalton
MOVIE★ 7.5Kick In1931as Benny LaMarr
MOVIE★ 5.2Bright Lights1930as Connie Lamont
MOVIE★ 10.0Hide-Out1930as Jimmy Dorgan
MOVIE★ 7.0The Rampant Age1930as Sandy Benton
MOVIE★ 10.0Shanghai Lady1929as 'Badlands' McKinney
MOVIE★ 9.0Thunder1929as Tommy
MOVIE★ 5.6The Shakedown1929as Dave Roberts
MOVIE★ 9.0The Little Wildcat1928as Conrad Burton
MOVIE★ 8.0The Big City1928as Curly
MOVIE★ 7.6The Crowd1928as John 'Johnny' Sims
MOVIE★ 7.0Rose-Marie1928as Jim Kenyon
MOVIE★ 9.0The Lovelorn1927as Charlie
MOVIE★ 10.0In Old Kentucky1927as Jimmy Brierly