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James Mitchum
Actor
Born May 8, 1941 in Los Angeles, California, USA
James "Jim" Mitchum was the eldest son of famous actor Robert Mitchum and the spitting image of his famous father. By inheriting his dad's sexy, sleepy eyes and taciturn good looks, it was obvious from the start that Jim would lean towards an acting career with so much going for him. The comparison helped him as well as hurt him. Jim got his first taste of filmmaking at the age of 8 with a tiny uncredited role in the sturdy western Colorado Territory (1949) with Joel McCrea, Virginia Mayo, and Dorothy Malone, but made his credited debut playing his father's much younger brother in Thunder Road (1958), which became a drive-in cult favorite. He gained experience in other films made by his father including The Last Time I Saw Archie (1961). Jim's solo career would be composed of primarily westerns and war pictures, achieving a degree of stability but little distinction in the long run. Such films as Young Guns of Texas (1962), Ambush Bay (1966), Trackdown (1976), Blackout (1978), and Hollywood Cop (1987) would come and go. Younger brother Christopher Mitchum would follow a similarly rugged path in films. Jim Mitchum was formerly married to the late actress Wende Wagner (died 1997 of cancer); the couple had one child together.
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Top titles
Arrow
Arrow
In Harm's Way
Thunder Road (1958)
Trackdown
The Last Movie
The Tramplers
Last Time I Saw Archie, The
Ambush Bay
Maniac
Grand Canyon Massacre
Mercenary Fighters
Marked For Murder
Code Name Zebra (1984)
Arrow
Arrow
Filmography
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Arrow
Arrow
1990
Marked For Murder
1988
Mercenary Fighters
1987
Code Name Zebra (1984)
1977
Maniac
1976
Trackdown
1971
The Last Movie
1966
Ambush Bay
1965
In Harm's Way
The Tramplers
1964
Grand Canyon Massacre
1961
Last Time I Saw Archie, The
1958
Thunder Road (1958)
Arrow
Arrow
Connections
Albert Band
Rick Sloane
Robert Mitchum
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