| James Robertson Justice  AKA James Norval Harald Robertson-Justice
Born: 15-Jun-1907
Birthplace: London, England
Died: 2-Jul-1975
Location of death: Winchester, Hampshire, England
Cause of death: Stroke
Remains: Cremated (ashes scattered)
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor Nationality: England
Executive summary: Doctor in the House Military service: International Brigade (Spanish Civil War); Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve (WWII) Father: James Norval Justice
Mother: Edith Burgess
Wife: Dillys Ethel Hayden (m. 1941, div. 1968, one son)
Son: James (d. 20-Jun-1948 drowned)
Wife: Irene von Meyendorff (actress, m. 29-Jun-1975, until his death)
High School: Marlborough College (1924)
University: University College London
University: University of Bonn (attended 1926)
Administrator: Rector, University of Edinburgh (1957-60 and 1963-66)
Labour Party (UK)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
Doctor in Trouble (16-Jun-1970)
Some Will, Some Won't (Mar-1970)
The Love Factor (1969)
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (16-Dec-1968) · Lord Scrumptious
Mayerling (22-Oct-1968)
Spirits of the Dead (17-May-1968) · Countess' Advisor
Two Weeks in September (7-Jun-1967)
Doctor in Clover (8-Mar-1966)
The Face of Fu Manchu (6-Aug-1965) · Sir Charles
You Must Be Joking! (3-Aug-1965)
Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines (16-Jun-1965) · Narrator [VOICE]
Up from the Beach (1965)
Dr. Crippen (14-Feb-1964) · Capt. McKenzie
Father Came Too (11-Feb-1964)
Doctor in Distress (2-Dec-1963) · Sir Lancelot
Mystery Submarine (10-Mar-1963)
Love on a Pillow (5-Sep-1962)
Crooks Anonymous (Apr-1962)
A Pair of Briefs (Mar-1962)
Murder, She Said (7-Jan-1962) · Ackenthorpe
The Fast Lady (1962) · Charles Chingford
Guns of Darkness (1962)
Raising the Wind (7-Sep-1961)
The Guns of Navarone (22-Jun-1961) · Jensen
Very Important Person (25-Apr-1961)
Foxhole in Cairo (4-Oct-1960)
A French Mistress (25-Aug-1960)
Doctor in Love (12-Jul-1960)
Upstairs and Downstairs (2-Nov-1959)
Orders to Kill (1958) · Naval Commander
Seven Thunders (4-Sep-1957) · Dr. Martout
Campbell's Kingdom (3-Sep-1957) · James MacDonald
The Living Idol (2-May-1957)
Doctor at Large (26-Mar-1957) · Sir Lancelot
The Iron Petticoat (12-Dec-1956) · Col. Sklarnoff
Moby Dick (27-Jun-1956) · Capt. Boomer
Checkpoint (1956) · Warren Ingram
Storm Over the Nile (26-Dec-1955) · Gen. Burroughs
An Alligator Named Daisy (13-Dec-1955)
Doctor at Sea (26-Sep-1955) · Capt. Hogg
Above Us the Waves (8-Aug-1955)
Land of the Pharaohs (24-Jun-1955) · Vashtar
Out of the Clouds (15-Feb-1955)
Doctor in the House (4-Oct-1954) · Sir Lancelot
Rob Roy, the Highland Rogue (26-Oct-1953)
The Sword and the Rose (23-Jul-1953)
Murder Will Out (Dec-1952)
Miss Robin Hood (Nov-1952)
Les Miserables (14-Aug-1952) · Robert
The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men (26-Jun-1952)
The Lady Says No (6-Jan-1952)
Anne of the Indies (18-Oct-1951) · Red Dougal
David and Bathsheba (10-Aug-1951)
Captain Horatio Hornblower R.N. (10-Apr-1951) · Quist
Pool of London (20-Feb-1951)
Blackmailed (30-Jan-1951)
The Magnet (Oct-1950)
The Black Rose (1-Sep-1950)
Prelude to Fame (2-May-1950) · Sir Arthur Harold
Whisky Galore! (28-Nov-1949)
Private Angelo (6-Jul-1949)
Christopher Columbus (14-Jun-1949) · Martin Pinzon
Scott of the Antarctic (7-Dec-1948) · Taff Evans
Quartet (26-Oct-1948)
My Brother Jonathan (5-Feb-1948)
Against the Wind (Feb-1948)
Vice Versa (Jan-1948)
Fiddlers Three (Oct-1944)
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