James Morrison

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Characters played by James Morrison

Paul Scanlon — The Seventh Bandit (1926)

David Scanlon's brother, who leaves their quiet ranch with David's blessing to seek his fortune. His journey ends when he is murdered by a dance hall proprietor. Paul's death drives David to take the name Texas Brady, join a bandit gang, and search for the killer.

Aubrey, The Artist Under Suspicion — The Adventure of the Italian Model (1912)

Aubrey is a young artist who invites his model to share a glass of wine after work. Unaware that Luigi has poisoned one of the glasses, Aubrey hands it to her, and she falls ill after drinking it. Although he asserts his innocence, he is arrested and becomes the suspect in the case investigated by Lambert Chase.

Abel — Don't (1925)

Abel is the prospective husband selected for Tracey by Mr. Moffat. His proposed match with Tracey represents her father's preferred arrangement, but Tracey rejects that expectation as her flirtation with Gilbert develops into a genuine love affair. The plot summary gives no further actions or personal details for Abel.

Philip Ward — Womanhood, the Glory of the Nation (1917)

Philip Ward is Mary Ward's brother and a wounded veteran of the war. The conflict leaves him blind, illustrating the human cost of the fighting as the United States struggles against Ruritania. The synopsis identifies him among the veterans but gives no further actions or details about his role.

Career Overview

James Morrison has 181 screen credits in a career dating back to 1911. Signature works include Miss Raffles, The Seventh Bandit, The Sex Lure. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

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Gender
male
Known Credits
181
Birth Date
1888-11-14
Birth Place
Mattoon, Illinois, USA

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