James A. Marcus
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- January 20, 1867
- Died
- October 15, 1937
- Birthplace
- New York City, New York, USA
James A. Marcus was born on January 21, 1867 in New York City, New York, USA. He was an actor, known for Sadie Thompson (1928), The Eagle (1925) and Scaramouche (1923). He was married to Lillian Hathaway. He died on October 15, 1937 in Hollywood, California, USA.
Filmography
The Wrong Road 1937
as Parole Board Member (uncredited)
On Such a Night 1937
as Judge (uncredited)
Maid of Salem 1937
as Sea Captain (Uncredited)
The Cattle Thief 1936
as Cal Pierson
The Lonely Trail 1936
as Mayor
The Prisoner of Shark Island 1936
as Blacksmith (uncredited)
The Voice of Bugle Ann 1936
as Ed Armstrong (uncredited)
Steamboat Round the Bend 1935
as Warden
Western Frontier 1935
as Marshal Bat Manning
Life Begins at Forty 1935
as Townsman in Print Shop
Red Morning 1934
as The Hotel Keeper
We Live Again 1934
as Peasant, as Peasant (uncredited)
Klondike Gold 1934
as Brother of John Bull
The Trail Beyond 1934
as Brother of John Ball
Wagon Wheels 1934
as Jed
The Scarlet Empress 1934
Actor
Honor of the Range 1934
as Turner
Strawberry Roan 1933
as Big Jim Edwards
King of the Arena 1933
as Colonel Hiller
Adorable 1933
as Cook General
The Lone Avenger 1933
as Jud Winters
Me and My Gal 1932
as Tugboat Captain (uncredited)
The Man from Arizona 1932
as Judge McSweeney (as James Marcus)
Jungle Mystery 1932
as Boris Shillov
Mason of the Mounted 1932
as U.S. Marshal
Vanishing Men 1932
as Baker (as James Marcus)
Hell's House 1932
as Charles Thompson
High Pressure 1932
as Daniel Boone (uncredited)
Arrowsmith 1931
as Old Doctor (uncredited)
Land of Wanted Men 1931
as Judge
Billy the Kid 1930
as William P. Donovan
Liliom 1930
as Linzman
Back Pay 1930
as Judge
Born Reckless 1930
as General Sheldon
The Texan 1930
as Sheriff John Brown
Captain of the Guard 1930
as Marnay
Dynamite 1929
as Mining Engineer
Evangeline 1929
as Basil
In Holland 1929
Actor
The Border Patrol 1928
as Capt. Bonham (as James Marcus)
Isle of Lost Men 1928
as Malay Pete (as James Marcus)
Revenge 1928
as Costa (as James Marcus)
Buck Privates 1928
as Maj. Hartman
Sadie Thompson 1928
as Joe Horn
The Broken Mask 1928
as Maurice Armato
- The Beauty Shoppers
The Beauty Shoppers 1927
as Sam Billings
The Valley of the Giants 1927
as Mayor
- Service for Ladies
Service for Ladies 1927
as The head
The Meddlin' Stranger 1927
as 'Big Bill' Dawson (as James Marcus)
Captain Salvation 1927
as Old Sea Salt
Duck Soup 1927
as Colonel Buckshot (uncredited)
The Bachelor's Baby 1927
as Colonel Carter
- Life of an Actress
Life of an Actress 1927
as Jacob Krause
Marriage 1927
as Solomson
The Scarlet Letter 1927
as A Sea Captain
The Eagle of the Sea 1926
as Dominique
The Lily 1926
as Emile Plock (as James Marcus)
The Texas Streak 1926
as Colonel Hollis
Siberia 1926
as Andrei Vronsky
The Traffic Cop 1926
as Radcliffe Davidson
All Around Frying Pan 1925
as The Sheriff
The Eagle 1925
as Kyrilla Troekouroff
The Fighting Heart 1925
as Judge Maynard
The Iron Horse 1925
as Judge Haller
The Isle of Hope 1925
as Captain Duffy
The Goose Hangs High 1925
as Elliott Kimberly
Dick Turpin 1925
as Squire Crabtree
Beau Brummel 1924
as Snodgrass the Innkeeper
The Acquittal 1923
as Judge
A Woman of Paris: A Drama of Fate 1923
as Tramp (uncredited)
Scaramouche 1923
as Binet
Quicksands 1923
as Ring Member
The Strangers' Banquet 1922
as Braithwaite
Oliver Twist 1922
as Mr. Bumble
Come on Over 1922
as Carmody (as James Marcus)
Little Lord Fauntleroy 1921
as Hobbs
Serenade 1921
as Pepuso
From Now On 1920
as Martin Tydeman
Headin' Home 1920
as Simon Tobin
The Strongest 1920
as Curate
Should a Husband Forgive? 1919
as Uncle Jim
Evangeline 1919
as Basil
On the Jump 1918
as William Desmond (as James Marcus)
The Prussian Cur 1918
as Patrick O'Grady
The Pride of New York 1917
as Pat Kelly
This Is the Life 1917
as John T. Drake
The Conqueror 1917
as Jumbo
The Honor System 1917
as Gov. John Hunter
The Mediator 1916
as Big Bill
The Serpent 1916
as Ivan Lazar
Carmen 1915
as Dancaire
The Regeneration 1915
as Jim Conway
Credits from TMDB.