James Gordon

Personal Info

Known For
Acting
Born
April 22, 1871 (70 years old)
Died
May 12, 1941
Place of Birth
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Popular Genres
Drama Romance Comedy
Career Span
1911 – 1939

James Gordon

3 nominations
45 credits

One of the founders of the acting group known as "The Troupers," Gordon was a leading man for Julia Marlowe on Broadway, appearing in Shakespearean plays that toured the country a number of times.

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Personal Info

Born
Apr 22, 1871
From
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Known For
Acting
Career
1911 – 1939

Award Recognition

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Wins
3
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1939

The Monkey's Paw as Sergt.-Major Morris

1935

One More Spring Award

1931

The Front Page as The Mayor Award
The Bachelor Father as Carson Creswell Award
The Hot Spot as Warden

1929

Masked Emotions as Capt. Goodell

1928

Dad's Choice as James Gordon Award

1927

Babe Comes Home as Baseball Player Award
The War Horse as General Evans Award

1926

The Ice Flood Award
Miss Nobody as Police Sergeant Award
Flying High as V.E. Martin
The Buckaroo Kid as James Mulford

1925

Tumbleweeds as Joe Hinman Award

1924

The Man Who Came Back as Captain Gallon Award
The White Sin as Yacht Captain Award
Hearts of Oak as John Owen
Wanderer of the Wasteland as Alex MacKay

1923

Defying Destiny as Mr. Alden

1922

The Love Gambler as Colonel Angus McClelland
A Game Chicken as Joshua Hastings
On the High Seas as Captain of S.S. Andren
A Self-Made Man as Jonas Spurlock
Nancy from Nowhere as Mr. Kelly

1921

Trailin' as William Drew Award
The Bait as John Garson - The Game Warden Award
The Old Swimmin' Hole as Mr. Hull - Ezra's Pa

1920

The Last of the Mohicans as Col. Munro Award
The Sea Wolf as 'Death' Larsen Award
Mary's Ankle as George P. Hampton
Excuse My Dust as Griggs (uncredited)

1919

The Thunderbolt Award
Behind the Door as Bill Tavish Award
Jacques of the Silver North as Don Baird
Experimental Marriage as Callahan (as Jim Gordon)

1918

The Lure of the Circus as Guy Brock Award

1916

Beatrice Fairfax as Christopher McRay / The Prince's bodyguard Award

1913

Caprice as Mr. Henderson Award
Tess of the D'Urbervilles as Crick
The Old Monk's Tale as Allesandro

1912

The Charge of the Light Brigade as Lord Raglan
The Relief of Lucknow as General Havelock
A Chase Across the Continent as The Detective

1911

The Lighthouse by the Sea as First Young Fisherman
A Romance of the Cliff Dwellers as Second Romantic Rival

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