James Neill
from Savannah, Georgia, USA
from Savannah, Georgia, USA
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
James Neill (September 29, 1860 – March 16, 1931) was an American stage actor and film actor of the silent era. He appeared in 113 films between 1913 and 1930.
His wife, and frequent costar on stage and screen, was Edythe Chapman.
Vance Calhoun
Reverend Powell
Mr. Phil Thayer
Pa Robinson
Lefty Waterman
James - Brother of John
A Desperate Moment
Peter Dean
William Linden
Doctor Cobb
(Unknown)
Veraign
Miller
Valet to Elliott
Aaron - Brother of Moses: Prologue
Sheik Ussan
Tompkins - the Butler
Henry Strom
Fernald
Honorable Cyrus Blagdon
John Latham
Butler
Edward Small
Mr. Mabee
Major Buford
Cara
Senor Urique
Peg o' My Heart
Frank O'Connell
Ben Weatherstaff
Butler
Dr. Henry
Parker Middleton
Judge Burroughs
Booth's Secretary
Purdon
Nobody
Sommerville
Red
Zoeth Hamilton
Channing
A Kindly Bachelor
Judge Hollis
Detective
Dr. Nunez
Peter Gregory
Mr. Lane
Elsa's Father
Henry Sherwin
Count Ramirez
Doctor Wallace
John Havens
A Priest
Auto Salesman
Squire Padgate
James Thornton
Senator John Moore
The cardinal
Warner, Mae's Father
Jeremy Foster
Franz Libelt
Simpson
A Broker
Tennessee's Pardner
The Padre
George Yeardley
Mr. Webster
The Priest
The Thousand-Dollar Husband
Stephen Gordon
Goodwin
Benjamin Merton
James Peabody
John Du Val
Mr. Brownlow
Laxart
Count Von Herbeck
General Warren
The Honorable Mark Robertson
Dr. Emerson
Mr. Grex of Monte Carlo
Herr Selingman
Jones
Director
Whoso Diggeth a Pit
The Sweetheart's Father
The Symphony Conductor
The King
Sam Rowland
Jackson Ives
Padre Antonio
Richard Jenison
John Randall
The Heart of a Cracksman
Carlton
The Cracksman's Reformation
The Rich Man
Cross Purposes
Father
Uncle Billy Austin