James Hunter (played by Lance Kerwin) is a protagonist in James at 15.
Son of a college professor who relocates his family from Oregon to Boston. He experiences vivid daydreams, dabbles in photography, and struggles to adapt to his new surroundings as he transitions from age 15 to 16. Alan Hunter (played by Linden Chiles) appears in James at 15.
College professor who accepts a teaching position in Boston, prompting the family's cross-country move. Meg Hunter (played by Lynn Carlin) appears in James at 15.
Sandy Hunter (played by Kim Richards) appears in James at 15.
Lacey Stevens (played by Melissa Sue Anderson) appears in James at 15.
Rip Lindeman (played by Vincent Van Patten) appears in James at 15.
Richie Gammons (played by Marc McClure) appears in James at 15.
Mrs. Larson (played by Jenifer Shaw) appears in James at 15.
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Characters
James Hunter
(played by Lance Kerwin) — protagonist
Son of a college professor who relocates his family from Oregon to Boston. He experiences vivid daydreams, dabbles in photography, and struggles to adapt to his new surroundings as he transitions from...
Alan Hunter
(played by Linden Chiles) — supporting
College professor who accepts a teaching position in Boston, prompting the family's cross-country move.
Meg Hunter
(played by Lynn Carlin) — supporting
Sandy Hunter
(played by Kim Richards) — supporting
Lacey Stevens
(played by Melissa Sue Anderson) — supporting
Rip Lindeman
(played by Vincent Van Patten) — supporting
Richie Gammons
(played by Marc McClure) — supporting
Mrs. Larson
(played by Jenifer Shaw) — supporting
Tiger
(played by Dennis Rucker) — supporting
Kathy Hunter
(played by Deirdre Berthrong) — supporting
Robin
(played by Kate Jackson) — supporting
Salesman
(played by John Devlin) — minor
Counselor
(played by Tom Lacy) — minor
Tom
(played by Lanny Horn) — minor
Roland
(played by Benny Medina) — minor
Jonah
(played by Raymond Singer) — minor
Mrs. Stevens
(played by K Callan) — minor
Miss Moger
(played by Anne Seymour) — minor
Tony
(played by Michael Biehn) — minor
Story Analysis
A coming-of-age story tracking a teenager's relocation, imaginative escapism, and gradual social integration.