James Neill

Known for

Acting

Born

September 29, 1860

Birthplace

Savannah, Georgia, USA

Died

March 16, 1931 (aged 70)

Biography

James Neill (September 29, 1860 – March 16, 1931) was an American stage actor and film actor of the silent era. He appeared in 113 films between 1913 and 1930.

His wife, and frequent costar on stage and screen, was Edythe Chapman.

Best known work

The Ten Commandments

1923

The Cheat

1915

The King of Kings

1927

Joan the Woman

1916

The Little American

1917

Don't Change Your Husband

1919

The Whispering Chorus

1918

Manslaughter

1922

The Idle Rich

1929

Saturday Night

1922

Filmography

TBA
The Lonely Road
as Uncle Billy Austin
1930
Shooting Straight
as Reverend Powell
1930
Only the Brave
as Vance Calhoun
1929
The Idle Rich
as Mr. Phil Thayer
1928
The Border Patrol
as Lefty Waterman
1928
Love Hungry
as Pa Robinson
1927
The King of Kings
as James - Brother of John
1926
A Desperate Moment
as Peter Dean
1925
New Brooms
1925
Thank You
as Doctor Cobb
1925
Any Woman
as William Linden
1924
A Man's Mate
as Veraign
1923
The Thrill Chaser
as Sheik Ussan
1923
The Ten Commandments
as Aaron - Brother of Moses: Prologue
1923
The World's Applause
as Valet to Elliott
1923
Nobody's Money
as Miller
1922
Manslaughter
as Butler
1922
Dusk to Dawn
as John Latham
1922
Our Leading Citizen
as Honorable Cyrus Blagdon
1922
The Heart Specialist
as Fernald
1922
Her Husband’s Trademark
as Henry Strom
1922
Saturday Night
as Tompkins - the Butler
1921
Dangerous Curve Ahead
as Mr. Mabee
1921
A Voice in the Dark
as Edward Small
1920
A Double-Dyed Deceiver
as Senor Urique