- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- March 22, 1920
- Place of Birth
- Desdemona, Texas, USA
- Died
- April 11, 1992
James Brown
James Brown (March 22, 1920 - April 11, 1992) was an American film and TV actor best known for his role as Lieutenant Ripley "Rip" Masters in The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin. In 1976, he hosted a revival of Rin Tin Tin reruns, which extended until the 1980s.
Filmography
movieThe Summer of Love
2017
tvMurder, She Wrote
1984 · Dr. Church
movieMiracle on Ice
1981 · Reporter #1
movieThe Swap
1979 · Lt. Benson
tvDallas
1978 · Det. Harry McSween
tvCHiPs
1977 · Executive (as James L. Brown)
movieAdiós Amigo
1975 · Sheriff
movieMean Johnny Barrows
1975 · Police Sergeant
movieWhiffs
1975 · State Trooper
moviePowderkeg
1971 · Sheriff Lynch
movieTargets
1968 · Robert Thompson Sr.
tvHoney West
1965 · Buster Macon
movieTown Tamer
1965 · Davis
movieBlack Spurs
1965 · Sheriff
movieSpace Probe Taurus
1965 · Col. Hank Stevens
movieThe Ceremony
1963 · Gendarme
movieIrma la Douce
1963 · Texan Customer
tvThe Alfred Hitchcock Hour
1962 · Prison Guard
tvThe Virginian
1962 · Mark Fallon, Lou Sebastian
movieGun Street
1961 · Sheriff Chuck Morton
movie20,000 Eyes
1961 · Jerry Manning
movieWhen the Clock Strikes
1961 · Sam Morgan
movieGun Fight
1961 · Wayne Santley
movieWings of Chance
1961 · Steve Kirby
moviePolice Dog Story
1961 · Norm Edwards
movieFive Guns to Tombstone
1961 · Billy Wade
movieInside the Mafia
1959 · Capt. Doug Blair
movieThe Challenge of Rin Tin Tin
1958 · Lt. Ripley 'Rip' Masters
tvHave Gun, Will Travel
1957 · Andrews - Ranch Foreman
tvThe Wonderful World of Disney
1954 · Andy Clinton
tvThe Adventures of Rin Tin Tin
1954
movieA Star Is Born
1954 · Glenn Williams (uncredited)
Hazard House
movieHazard House
1954 · Jim
movieCrazylegs
1953 · Bill
movieThunder Over the Plains
1953 · Conrad
movieThe Charge at Feather River
1953 · Pvt. Connors
movieWoman They Almost Lynched
1953 · Frank James
movieThe Man Behind The Gun
1953 · Lt. Catliff (uncredited)
movieSpringfield Rifle
1952 · Pvt. Ferguson (uncredited)
tvAdventures of Superman
1952 · Jim Carson
movieThe Pride of St. Louis
1952 · Moose
movieThe Wild Blue Yonder
1951 · Sgt. Pop Davis
movieThe Sea Hornet
1951 · Pete Hunter
tvSchlitz Playhouse of Stars
1951 · , Lt. Fox
movieFather Takes the Air
1951 · Bob
movieThe Groom Wore Spurs
1951 · Steve Hall
movieMissing Women
1951 · Sgt. Mike Pernell
movieThe Fireball
1950 · Allen
movieBetween Midnight and Dawn
1950 · Officer Haynes (uncredited)
movieChain Lightning
1950 · Maj. Hinkle
movieMontana
1950 · Tex Coyne
movieSands of Iwo Jima
1950 · PFC Charlie Bass
movieYes Sir, That's My Baby
1949 · Tony Cresnovich
movieBrimstone
1949 · Bud Courteen
movieAnna Lucasta
1949 · Buster
movieThe Younger Brothers
1949 · Bob Younger
movieThe Gallant Legion
1948 · Tom Banner
movieThe Fabulous Texan
1947 · Shep Clayton
movieThe Big Fix
1947 · Ken Williams
movieOur Hearts Were Growing Up
1946 · Avery Moore
movieObjective, Burma!
1945 · SSgt. Treacy
movieOur Hearts Were Young and Gay
1944 · Avery Moore
movieReward Unlimited
1944 · Paul
movieGoing My Way
1944 · Ted Haines Jr.
movieCorvette K-225
1943 · Lt. Paul Cartwright
movieThe Good Fellows
1943 · Tom Drayton
movieAir Force
1943 · Pilot Tex Rader
movieYoung and Willing
1943 · Tony Dennison
movieThe Forest Rangers
1942 · George Tracy
movieWake Island
1942 · Wounded Marine (uncredited)