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James T. Callahan

James T. Callahan

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Place of birth: Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA
Current Interest
0.0
Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Positive4 (18%)
Mixed14 (64%)
Negative4 (18%)
Based on 22 rated titles
Title
Year
Attention
Return of the Living Dead III
as Col. Peck
1993
37.5
The Burning Bed
as Berlin Hughes
1984
33.7
Lady Sings the Blues
as Reg Hanley
1972
22.1
Inchon
as Gen. Almond
1981
20.6
Return to Two Moon Junction
as Mr. Bowman
1994
19.2
Experiment in Terror
as FBI Agent (uncredited)
1962
19.1
The Missiles of October
as David Powers, Special Assistant to the President
1974
13.3
Rita Hayworth: The Love Goddess
as Test Director
1983
11.8
Born
as Albert Martino (as James Callahan)
2007
9.8
The Standard
as Principal Watson
2006
8.3
Heart of a Champion: The Ray Mancini Story
as Father O'Neill
1985
8.0
Midnight Man
as Chief Massey
1995
7.7
Charles in Charge
as Walter Powell
1984
5.8
Wild Hearts
as Arliss
2006
5.6
Tropic of Cancer
as Fillmore
1970
4.4
Outlaw Blues
as Garland Dupree
1977
3.2
Mosby's Marauders
as Sam Chapman
1967
2.4
The Christmas Gift
as Robert Truesdale
1986
1.9
Cloud Dancer
as Walt Lawson
1980
1.5
The Mystery in Dracula's Castle
as Sheriff
1973
1.5
She Waits
as David Brody
1972
1.3
Extreme Honor
as Randolph Brascoe
2001
1.2

Frequently Asked Questions About James T. Callahan

James T. Callahan has appeared in 22 titles, including 21 movies and 1 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in James T. Callahan's filmography is Experiment in Terror (1962).
The most recent title featuring James T. Callahan is Born (2007).
One of the highest rated titles featuring James T. Callahan is The Missiles of October with an IMDb rating of 8.1.
James T. Callahan has been active for approximately 45 years, with credits spanning from 1962 to 2007.
Titles featuring James T. Callahan currently have an average IMDb rating of 5.7.
The busiest years in James T. Callahan's career include 1972, 1984, 2006.

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