From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia James Robertson Justice (15 June 1907 – 2 July 1975) was a popular British character actor in British films of the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. Description above from the Wikipedia article James Robertson Justice, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

• 1990Dors: The Other Diana
• 1971The Massacre of Glencoe — MacIain
• 1970Doctor in Trouble — Sir Lancelot Spratt
• 1970Some Will, Some Won't — Sir Charles Robson
• 1969Zeta One — Major Bourdon
• 1968Chitty Chitty Bang Bang — Lord Scrumptious
• 1968Mayerling — Prince of Wales
• 1968Spirits of the Dead — Countess' Advisor (segment "Metzengerstein")
• The Name of the Game — Fitzwilliam
• 1967Hell Is Empty — Angus McGee
• 1967Two Weeks in September — McClintock
• 1966Doctor in Clover — Sir Lancelot Spratt
• 1966Long Legs, Long Fingers — Sir Hammond
• 1966Lucy in London — Head of Madame Tussauds' Guides
• 1966The Trygon Factor — Sir John (voice)
• 1965The Face of Fu Manchu — Sir Charles
• 1965Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines or How I Flew from London to Paris in 25 Hours 11 Minutes — Narrator
• 1965Up from the Beach — British Beachmaster
• 1965You Must Be Joking — Librarian
• 1964Father Came Too! — Sir Beverley Grant
• 1963Das Feuerschiff — Kapitän Freytag
• 1963Doctor in Distress — Sir Lancelot Spratt
• 1963Dr. Crippen — Captain McKenzie
• 1963Mystery Submarine — RAdm. Rainbird
• 1962A Pair of Briefs — Justice Haddon
• 1962Crooks Anonymous — Sir Harvey Russellrod
• 1962Guns of Darkness — Hugo Bryant
• 1962Love on a Pillow — Katov - un sculpteur
• 1962The Fast Lady — Commander Charles Chingford
• 1961Murder She Said — Luther Ackenthorpe
• 1961Raising the Wind — Sir Benjamin Boyd
• 1961The Guns of Navarone — Commodore Jensen / Prologue Narrator
• 1961Very Important Person — Sir Ernest "Lieutenant M.J. Farrow, RN" Pease, KBE, FRS
• 1960A French Mistress — Robert Martin / 'Bow Wow'
• 1960Doctor in Love — Sir Lancelot Spratt
• 1960Foxhole in Cairo — Capt. Robertson
• 1960The Ambassadress — Robert Morrison
• 1959Upstairs and Downstairs — James Mansfield
• 1958Orders to Kill — Naval Commander
• 1958Thérèse Étienne — Anton Muller
• 1957Campbell's Kingdom — 'Mac' MacDonald
• 1957Doctor at Large — Sir Lancelot Spratt
• 1957Seven Thunders — Dr. Martout
• 1957The Living Idol — Doctor Alfred Stoner
• 1956Checkpoint — Warren Ingram
• 1956Moby Dick — Capt. Boomer
• 1956The Iron Petticoat — Colonel Vladimir Denisovich Sklarnoff
• 1955Above Us the Waves — Admiral Ryder
• 1955An Alligator Named Daisy — Sir James Colebrook
• 1955Doctor at Sea — Captain Wentworth Hogg
• 1955Land of the Pharaohs — Vashtar
• 1955Out of the Clouds — Captain Brent
• 1955Storm Over the Nile — General Burroughs
• 1954Doctor in the House — Sir Lancelot Spratt
• 1953Rob Roy, The Highland Rogue — Duke Campbell, of Argyll
• 1953The Sword and the Rose — King Henry VIII
• 1952Les Miserables — Robert
• 1952Miss Robin Hood — The MacAlister
• 1952The Lady Says No — Matthew Huntington Hatch
• 1952The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men — Little John
• 1952The Voice of Merrill — Jonathan Roche
• 1951Anne of the Indies — Red Dougal
• 1951Blackmailed — Mr. Sine
• 1951Captain Horatio Hornblower R.N. — Seaman Quist
• 1951David and Bathsheba — Abishai
• 1951Pool of London — Engine Room Officer Trotter
• 1950My Daughter Joy — Prof. Keval
• 1950Prelude to Fame — Sir Arthur Harold
• 1950The Black Rose — Simeon Beautrie
• 1950The Magnet — Tramp
• 1949Christopher Columbus — Martin Alonso Pinzon
• 1949Poet's Pub — Prof. Benbow
• 1949Private Angelo — Feste
• 1949Stop Press Girl — Arthur Peters
• 1949Whisky Galore! — Dr. Maclaren
• 1948Against the Wind — Ackerman
• 1948My Brother Jonathan — Eugene Dakers
• 1948Quartet — Branksome (segment "The Facts of Life")
• 1948Scott of the Antarctic — P.O. (Taff) Evans R.N.
• 1948Vice Versa — Dr. Grimstone
• 1946Appointment with Crime — Prison Governor
• 1944Champagne Charlie — Patron (uncredited)
• 1944Fiddlers Three — Centurion of the 8th Legion
• 1944For Those in Peril — Operations Room Officer

Appearances as themselves (2)

• 2000Sir John Mills' Moving Memories — Self (archive footage)
• Reflets de Cannes — Self