James Brown
Birthday: 1920-03-22
Deathday: 1992-04-11
Birthplace: Desdemona, Texas, USA
Gender: Male
Owned By: Unowned
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.
Credits
| Year | Title | Character | |
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1981-03-01 | Miracle on Ice | Reporter #1 |
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1979-10-12 | The Swap | Lt. Benson |
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1979-05-14 | The Rebels | Masters |
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1975-12-25 | Adiós Amigo | Sheriff |
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1975-11-27 | Mean Johnny Barrows | Police Sergeant |
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1975-10-15 | Whiffs | State Trooper |
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1971-04-16 | Powderkeg | Sheriff Lynch |
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1968-08-15 | Targets | Robert Thompson Sr. |
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1965-07-07 | Town Tamer | Davis |
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1965-05-28 | Black Spurs | Sheriff |
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1965-01-01 | Space Probe Taurus | Col. Hank Stevens |
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1963-12-18 | The Ceremony | Gendarme |
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1963-06-05 | Irma la Douce | Texan Customer |
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1961-11-05 | Gun Street | Sheriff Chuck Morton |
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1961-06-14 | 20,000 Eyes | Jerry Manning |
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1961-06-10 | When the Clock Strikes | Sam Morgan |
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1961-04-30 | Gun Fight | Wayne Santley |
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1961-03-01 | Wings of Chance | Steve Kirby |
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1961-02-01 | Police Dog Story | Norm Edwards |
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1961-01-07 | Five Guns to Tombstone | Billy Wade |
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1959-09-01 | Inside the Mafia | Capt. Doug Blair |
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1958-08-01 | The Challenge of Rin Tin Tin | Lt. Ripley 'Rip' Masters |
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1954-10-01 | A Star Is Born | Glenn Williams |
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1954-01-01 | Hazard House | Jim |
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1953-11-15 | Crazylegs | Bill |
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1953-10-27 | Thunder Over the Plains | Conrad |
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1953-07-11 | The Charge at Feather River | Pvt. Connors |
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1953-03-20 | Woman They Almost Lynched | Frank James |
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1953-01-31 | The Man Behind The Gun | Lt. Catliff (uncredited) |
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1952-10-22 | Springfield Rifle | Pvt. Ferguson (uncredited) |
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1952-05-02 | The Pride of St. Louis | Moose |
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1951-12-05 | The Wild Blue Yonder | Sgt. Pop Davis |
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1951-11-06 | The Sea Hornet | Pete Hunter |
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1951-06-17 | Father Takes the Air | Bob |
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1951-03-13 | The Groom Wore Spurs | Steve Hall |
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1951-02-23 | Missing Women | Sgt. Mike Pernell |
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1950-11-09 | The Fireball | Allen |
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1950-10-01 | Between Midnight and Dawn | Officer Haynes (uncredited) |
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1950-02-18 | Chain Lightning | Maj. Hinkle |
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1950-01-28 | Montana | Tex Coyne |
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1950-01-01 | Sands of Iwo Jima | PFC Charlie Bass |
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1949-09-14 | Yes Sir, That's My Baby | Tony Cresnovitch |
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1949-08-15 | Brimstone | Bud Courteen |
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1949-07-11 | Anna Lucasta | Buster |
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1949-05-03 | The Younger Brothers | Bob Younger |
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1948-05-24 | The Gallant Legion | Tom Banner |
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1947-11-09 | The Fabulous Texan | Shep Clayton |
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1947-04-19 | The Big Fix | Ken Williams |
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1946-06-14 | Our Hearts Were Growing Up | Avery Moore |
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1945-02-17 | Objective, Burma! | SSgt. Treacy |
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1944-11-02 | Our Hearts Were Young and Gay | Avery Moore |
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1944-05-25 | Reward Unlimited | Paul |
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1944-01-01 | Going My Way | Ted Haines Jr. |
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1943-09-29 | Corvette K-225 | Lt. Paul Cartwright |
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1943-08-11 | The Good Fellows | Tom Drayton |
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1943-03-20 | Air Force | Pilot Tex Rader |
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1943-02-05 | Young and Willing | Tony Dennison |
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1942-10-21 | The Forest Rangers | George Tracy |
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1942-08-11 | Wake Island | Wounded Marine (uncredited) |