Acting
Born November 29, 1915 — died July 29, 1985 · San Francisco, California, USA
James Nolan was born on November 29, 1915 in San Francisco, California, USA as James F. Nolan. He was an actor.
Dirty Harry
1971 · Liquor Proprietor
The Twilight Zone
1959 · Jim
Airport
1970 · Steven Lonigan
Get Smart
1965 · Cop
The Six Million Dollar Man
1974 · Templeton
The Shootist
1976 · Gambler (uncredited)
Adam's Rib
1949 · Dave (uncredited)
Charley Varrick
1973 · Clerk
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
1955 · Officer Bourne
They Live by Night
1949 · Schreiber
Thieves' Highway
1949 · Smaller Cop at Roadside Bar (uncredited)
Lady in the Lake
1946 · Party Guest (Uncredited)
He Walked by Night
1949 · Harry (uncredited)
Too Late for Tears
1949 · Detective Parker (uncredited)
Support Your Local Gunfighter
1971 · Train Conductor (uncredited)
The Wild Wild West
1965 · The Warden
The Window
1949 · Stranger on Street (Uncredited)
Berlin Express
1948 · ROT Captain on First Train (uncredited)
The Fugitive
1963 · Driver
Wake of the Red Witch
1948 · First Diver
Charlie Noir
2002
Jinxed!
1982 · Father
Cassie & Co.
1982 · Priest
All Night Long
1981 · Grandfather Gibbons
The Darker Side of Terror
1979 · Dr. Tapler
In Tandem
1974 · Wilson
Adam-12
1968 · Security Officer
The Second Hundred Years
1967 · Mr. Barton
An American Dream
1966 · Monsignor Jim
CBS Playhouse
1966 · Bill
One Step Beyond
1959 · Carnival Boss
The Fabulous Irishman
1957 · The Polin
Alcoa Theatre
1957 · O'Brien
Studio 57
1954 · Mike
Four Star Playhouse
1952 · Producer
The Whistle at Eaton Falls
1951 · George Peck
Riding High
1950 · Deputy (uncredited)
The Colgate Comedy Hour
1950 · Self - Palmolive Spokesman
Alias the Champ
1949 · Al Merlo
Flame of Youth
1949 · Policeman (uncredited)
Death Valley Gunfighter
1949 · Shad
Daughter of the Jungle
1949 · Camser
Bandit King of Texas
1949 · Dan McCabe
Illegal Entry
1949 · Agent Benson
Strange Bargain
Race Street
1948 · Herbie
Night Time in Nevada
1948 · Jim Andrews
The Miracle of the Bells
1948 · Tod Jones
The Arizona Ranger
1948 · Nimino Welch
Son of God’s Country
1948 · Bill Sanger
