James Nolan
Biography
James Nolan was born on November 29, 1915 in San Francisco, California, USA as James F. Nolan. He was an actor.
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Also Known As
Movies (35)
Charlie Noir
2002
Jinxed!
as Father
1982
All Night Long
as Grandfather Gibbons
1981
The Darker Side of Terror
as Dr. Tapler
1979
The Shootist
as Gambler (uncredited)
1976
In Tandem
as Wilson
1974
Charley Varrick
as Clerk
1973
Dirty Harry
as Liquor Proprietor
1971
Support Your Local Gunfighter
as Train Conductor (uncredited)
1971
Airport
as Steven Lonigan
1970
An American Dream
as Monsignor Jim
1966
The Fabulous Irishman
as The Polin
1957
The Whistle at Eaton Falls
as George Peck
1951
Riding High
as Deputy (uncredited)
1950
Adam's Rib
as Dave (uncredited)
1949
Strange Bargain
as Policeman (uncredited)
1949
They Live by Night
as Schreiber
1949
Alias the Champ
as Al Merlo
1949
Flame of Youth
as Policeman (uncredited)
1949
Thieves' Highway
as Smaller Cop at Roadside Bar (uncredited)
1949
Bandit King of Texas
as Dan McCabe
1949
Too Late for Tears
as Detective Parker (uncredited)
1949
Illegal Entry
as Agent Benson
1949
The Window
as Stranger on Street (Uncredited)
1949
Death Valley Gunfighter
as Shad
1949
Daughter of the Jungle
as Camser
1949
He Walked by Night
as Harry (uncredited)
1949
Wake of the Red Witch
as First Diver
1948
Rogues' Regiment
as American Colonel
1948
Son of God’s Country
as Bill Sanger
1948
Race Street
as Herbie
1948
Night Time in Nevada
as Jim Andrews
1948
Guns of Hate
as Sheriff Bradley
1948
The Arizona Ranger
as Nimino Welch
1948
Berlin Express
as ROT Captain
1948
TV Shows (15)
Cassie & Co.
as Priest
1982
The Six Million Dollar Man
as Templeton
1974
Adam-12
as Security Officer
1968
The Second Hundred Years
as Mr. Barton
1967
Get Smart
as Cop
1965
The Wild Wild West
as The Warden
1965
The Fugitive
as Driver
1963
The Twilight Zone
as Jim
1959
One Step Beyond
as Carnival Boss
1959
Alcoa Theatre
as O'Brien
1957
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
as Officer Bourne
1955
Studio 57
as Mike
1954
Four Star Playhouse
as Producer
1952
The Colgate Comedy Hour
as Self - Palmolive Spokesman
1950
The Ed Sullivan Show
as Self
1948