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James Neill

James Neill

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.

On screen

  • Only the Brave
  • Shooting Straight
  • The Idle Rich
  • Love Hungry
  • The Border Patrol
  • The King of Kings
  • Thank You
  • Any Woman
  • New Brooms
  • A Man's Mate
  • The World's Applause
  • Nobody's Money
  • The Thrill Chaser
  • The Ten Commandments
  • Manslaughter
  • The Heart Specialist
  • Her Husband’s Trademark
  • Saturday Night
  • Our Leading Citizen
  • Dusk to Dawn
  • A Voice in the Dark
  • Dangerous Curve Ahead
  • The Paliser Case
  • The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come
  • A Double-Dyed Deceiver
  • The Secret Garden
  • Don't Change Your Husband
  • Her Kingdom of Dreams
  • Romance and Arabella
  • Everywoman
  • Fires of Faith
  • Men, Women, and Money
  • A Daughter of the Wolf
  • We Can't Have Everything
  • Too Many Millions
  • The Whispering Chorus
  • Less Than Kin
  • Say! Young Fellow
  • The Widow's Might
  • Women's Weapons
  • The Way of a Man with a Maid
  • Sandy
  • Jules of the Strong Heart
  • A Petticoat Pilot
  • The Bottle Imp
  • The Prison Without Walls
  • Those Without Sin
  • The Black Wolf
  • The Little American
  • Forbidden Paths
  • The Girl at Home
  • The Devil Stone
  • On the Level
  • A School for Husbands
  • Betty to the Rescue
  • What Money Can't Buy
  • The Trouble Buster
  • The Ghost House
  • The House with the Golden Windows
  • To Have and to Hold
  • The Ragamuffin
  • For the Defense
  • Joan the Woman
  • The Lash
  • Oliver Twist
  • The Dream Girl
  • Maria Rosa
  • A Gutter Magdalene
  • The Goose Girl
  • The Warrens of Virginia
  • The Cheat
  • The Woman
  • The Case of Becky
  • Ready Money
  • Discord and Harmony
  • Where the Trail Divides
  • Cameo Kirby
  • The Rose of the Rancho
  • Richelieu
  • The Circus Man
  • The Lonely Road

Behind the camera

  • The Clue
  • Where the Trail Divides

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