James Carew

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Characters played by James Carew

Abel Mason — Helen of Four Gates (1920)

Abel Mason is Helen's rejected suitor who accepts responsibility for raising her baby, not from kindness but to gain revenge. He convinces Martin Scott that madness runs in the Mason family, controls Helen through bullying, and later becomes paralysed after a stroke while she decides to leave him to his fate.

Arthur Newton — 12.10 (1919)

Lord Chatterton's general manager, Newton loves Marie and devises a scheme to win her while also acquiring the Chatterton fortune. Chatterton grows suspicious, traps Newton by a ruse, and exposes his plot, putting him in opposition to Geoffrey Brooke's love for Marie.

Norton — Wings over Africa (1936)

A homesick trader encountered by Tony Cooper in the African jungle, Norton is connected to the package found with the skeleton. He later appears at the expedition site seeking a share of the diamond profits. He is stabbed to death, an event that helps cast suspicion on Cooper.

Dr. Rollins — Strange Experiment (1937)

A brain specialist and friend of Professor Bauer. Instead of contacting the police after James Martin is knocked unconscious, he decides to use James as a test subject for a radical medical theory.

Career Overview

James Carew has 42 screen credits in a career dating back to 1918. Signature works include Midnight at Madame Tussaud's, Guilt, Helen of Four Gates. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
42
Birth Date
1876-02-05
Birth Place
Goshen, Indiana, USA

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