James Nolan

Biography

James Nolan was born on November 29, 1915 in San Francisco, California, USA as James F. Nolan. He was an actor.

Known For

Dirty Harry

23 December, 1971

Alias the Champ

15 October, 1949

He Walked by Night

6 February, 1949

Charley Varrick

19 September, 1973

Flame of Youth

22 September, 1949

Alias Mr. Twilight

24 December, 1946

They Live by Night

1 November, 1949

Race Street

11 September, 1948

Support Your Local Gunfighter

26 May, 1971

The Darker Side of Terror

3 April, 1979

Berlin Express

1 May, 1948

All Night Long

6 March, 1981

Charlie Noir

5 June, 2002

Riding High

12 April, 1950

The Shootist

21 July, 1976

Night Time in Nevada

5 September, 1948

Death Valley Gunfighter

29 March, 1949

In Tandem

8 May, 1974

Daughter of the Jungle

8 February, 1949

Airport

25 March, 1970

Racket Busters

16 July, 1938

Boy Meets Girl

27 August, 1938

Cowboy from Brooklyn

9 July, 1938

Garden of the Moon

23 September, 1938

Abie's Irish Rose

27 December, 1946

Girls on Probation

22 October, 1938

Thieves' Highway

20 September, 1949

The Little Maestro

26 March, 1937

The Miracle of the Bells

27 March, 1948

The Arizona Ranger

14 May, 1948

Son of God’s Country

15 September, 1948

Bandit King of Texas

29 August, 1949

Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome

26 September, 1947

Adam's Rib

18 November, 1949

The Window

10 May, 1949

Wake of the Red Witch

30 December, 1948

Guns of Hate

18 June, 1948

Illegal Entry

1 June, 1949

The Whistle at Eaton Falls

2 August, 1951

Too Late for Tears

17 July, 1949

Torchy Blane in Panama

7 May, 1938

An American Dream

31 August, 1966

Strange Bargain

5 November, 1949

Jinxed!

22 October, 1982

Rogues' Regiment

28 December, 1948

The Brute Man

1 October, 1946

Lady in the Lake

19 December, 1946

The Twilight Zone

1959

Alcoa Theatre

1957

Alcoa Theatre

1957

The Fugitive

1963

The Fugitive

1963

The Colgate Comedy Hour

1950

Adam-12

1968

The Ed Sullivan Show

1948

Four Star Playhouse

1952

The Six Million Dollar Man

1974

The Wild Wild West

1965

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

1955

Studio 57

1954