James Brown

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Characters played by James Brown

Avery Moore — Our Hearts Were Young and Gay (1944)

Avery is the young man Cornelia calls her heartthrob; at first he ignores her and is preparing to leave for Europe. They travel on the same ship, where he asks her to a dance, and later reunite in London. After kissing Cornelia, he contracts measles; in Paris he misreads the girls' return to the hotel and strikes Pierre Cambouille.

Ted Haines Jr. — Going My Way (1944)

Young parishioner and choir member who struggles with personal identity and family expectations.

Robert Thompson Sr. — Targets (1968)

Bobby Thompson's father, who leaves for work before his son begins a deadly shooting spree inside their family home.

Pvt. Connors — The Charge at Feather River (1953)

A private included among the misfit soldiers who accompany the rescue party into Cheyenne territory. He is part of the unit traveling with Miles Archer and Sergeant Baker on the dangerous mission to reach the abducted women. The available plot summary does not single out any actions or additional details for him.

Pilot Tex Rader — Air Force (1943)

A fighter pilot who boards Mary-Ann as a passenger at Wake Island with the Marines' small mascot dog. Later, after the original flight crew is reduced and the aircraft must reach Australia, he reluctantly takes the pilot's seat, then becomes a B-17 pilot seen preparing for the later bombing mission against Tokyo.

Ken Williams — The Big Fix (1947)

A decorated former Norton University basketball player and veteran who returns to finish his engineering studies. He initially refuses to rejoin the team because Del Cassini once forced him to fix games. Recruited by Lt. Brenner for an undercover operation, Ken later quits after learning the truth about Lillian, is rescued by the team, wins the championship, and marries Ann.

Col. Hank Stevens — Space Probe Taurus (1965)

Colonel Hank Stevens is Hope One's pilot and commanding officer, leading its mission to find planets for colonization. He kills an alien that attacks Dr. John Andros and later sets a bomb to destroy the irradiated alien spacecraft. After an emergency landing, he apologizes to Dr. Lisa Wayne for his sexist remarks, and they reconcile.

Paul — Reward Unlimited (1944)

Paul is Peggy's fiancé, who is preparing to leave for active military duty. He tells Peggy they will marry after the war is won, and their parting prompts her to seek meaningful war work that she hopes will make him proud and help bring him home sooner.

Career Overview

James Brown has 63 screen credits in a career dating back to 1942. Their work is anchored in the Father O'Malley Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Adiós Amigo, Gun Street, When the Clock Strikes. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Known For
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Gender
male
Known Credits
63
Birth Date
1920-03-22 00:00:00
Birth Place
Desdemona, Texas, USA

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q635131), public domain (CC0).