James Neil Hamilton Net Worth is$10 Million James Neil Hamilton Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Neil Hamilton's show business career began when he secured a job as a shirt model in magazine ads. He became interested in acting and joined several stock companies. He got his first film role in 1918, but received his big break from D.W. Griffith in The White Rose (1923). After performing in several more Griffith films, Hamilton was signed by ...
Date Of Birth September 9, 1899 Place Of Birth Lynn, Massachusetts, USA Height 5' 11" (1.8 m) Profession Actor, Soundtrack Star Sign Virgo
# Fact 1 Prior to becoming a film star, he was used as the model for the Arrow Collar man by artists Joseph Leyendecker on the back page cover of the "Saturday Evening Post." He also modeled for such other noted illustrators as James Montgomery Flagg, Arthur William Brown, Norman Rockwell, Charles Dana Gibson, and more. 2 When he was six, Hamilton's right arm was badly shattered and there was little hope at the time that the wound would knit. His mother had been crippled years before in a streetcar accident and his eventual recovery was attributed to great religious faith by the family. 3 Strikingly handsome in his youth, Hamilton--along with John Barrymore , Fredric March and Brian Donlevy --modeled as the Arrow (Shirt) Collar Man, and received more fan mail in the 1920s than box-office king Rudolph Valentino . 4 Was the only member of the supporting cast of Batman (1966) to be in every single episode of the series. 5 He made 268 films, both sound and silent, and played opposite such stars as Joan Crawford , Norma Shearer , Constance Bennett , Ann Sothern and Jean Arthur . 6 Appeared on the Thanksgiving Day cover of the Saturday Evening Post in 1918, marching beside (and hungrily eyeing) a turkey. 7 Is the only actor to play Commissioner Gordon from the "Batman" franchise who shared the character's first name, James. Like both of his live-action successors (Martin Patterson Hingle [Pat Hingle ] and Leonard Gary Oldman [Gary Oldman ]), he goes by his middle name. 8 Distant cousin of Margaret Hamilton . 9 By the mid-1940s, his personal and professional life were at such a low point that he was seriously considering committing suicide. His plan was to jump from the mountains above Santa Monica, but on his walk he met a priest and told him the whole story. The priest encouraged him to make a novena, instead. At the end of the nine days of prayer, he was offered an acting job from Universal Studios and never looked back. 10 Raised in a devoutly Roman Catholic household. 11 An only child. 12 In Since You Went Away (1944) he appears only in a photograph. All of his scenes were edited out and left on the cutting room floor before final release.
Actor Title Year Status Character Harrigan and Son 1961 TV Series Jackson Tweil Lock Up 1960-1961 TV Series Mark Devlin / Craig Mitchell The Aquanauts 1961 TV Series Larry La Beau The Man from Blackhawk 1960 TV Series Stapleton Tightrope 1960 TV Series Philip Purcell Bourbon Street Beat 1960 TV Series Julius Colt .45 1959 TV Series Capt. Johnson The Lineup 1959 TV Series Zorro 1959 TV Series Don Hilario Maverick 1959 TV Series Brig. Gen. Archibald Vandergelt Mike Hammer 1958 TV Series Arnold Sterling Tales of Wells Fargo 1958 TV Series Niles Lawson Telephone Time 1958 TV Series King Hiero II The Adventures of Jim Bowie 1958 TV Series John Howard Payne The Gale Storm Show: Oh! Susanna 1957 TV Series Herbert Pascal Kraft Theatre 1949-1956 TV Series Murder in Villa Capri 1955 Police Capt. Brady The United States Steel Hour 1954 TV Series Col. Costello The Best of Broadway 1954 TV Series Charlie Randolph Broadway Television Theatre 1952 TV Series The Frances Langford-Don Ameche Show 1951 TV Series Regular (1951-52) Armstrong Circle Theatre 1950 TV Series Starlight Theatre 1950 TV Series That Wonderful Guy 1949-1950 TV Series Franklin Westbrook NBC Presents 1949 TV Series Hollywood Screen Test 1948 TV Series Host (1948-50; 1951-53) Brewster's Millions 1945 Mr. Grant When Strangers Marry 1944 Lieutenant Blake The Sky's the Limit 1943/I Navy Officer on Train (uncredited) All by Myself 1943 Mark Turner Bombardier 1943 Colonel (uncredited) Secrets of the Underground 1942 Harry Kermit X Marks the Spot 1942 John J. Underwood Too Many Women 1942 Richard Sutton The Lady Is Willing 1942 Charlie (uncredited) Look Who's Laughing 1941 Hilary Horton King of the Texas Rangers 1941 John Barton Dangerous Lady 1941 Duke Martindel Father Takes a Wife 1941 Vincent Stewart They Meet Again 1941 Gov. John C. North Federal Fugitives 1941 Capt. James Madison / Robert Edmunds Queen of the Mob 1940 First FBI Chief Pound Foolish 1940 Short Stephen Lancaster The Saint Strikes Back 1939 Allan Breck Army Girl 1938 Capt. Joe Schuyler Hollywood Stadium Mystery 1938 Bill Devons Lady Behave! 1937 Stephen Cormack Portia on Trial 1937 Earle Condon I Married a Spy 1937 Lt. Pierre de Montmalion You Must Get Married 1936 Michael Brown Because of Love 1936 Geoffrey Loring Southern Roses 1936 Reggie Parisian Life 1936 Jaques The Daring Young Man 1935 Gerald Raeburn The Keeper of the Bees 1935 James 'Jamie' Lewis McFarland Honeymoon Limited 1935 Dick Spencer Gordon / Gulliver Mutiny Ahead 1935 Kent Brewster Fugitive Lady 1934 Donald Brooks By Your Leave 1934 David McKenzie Two Heads on a Pillow 1934 John C. Smith One Exciting Adventure 1934 Walter Stone Once to Every Bachelor 1934 Lyle Stuart Blind Date 1934 Bob Here Comes the Groom 1934 Jim Tarzan and His Mate 1934 Harry Holt Mr. Stringfellow Says No 1934 Jeremy Stringfellow Ladies Must Love 1933 Bill Langhorne As the Devil Commands 1933 Dr. David Graham One Sunday Afternoon 1933 Hugo Barnstead The Silk Express 1933 Donald Kilgore The World Gone Mad 1933 Lionel Houston Terror Aboard 1933 James Cowles The Animal Kingdom 1932 Owen Fiske Two Against the World 1932 Mr. David 'Dave' Norton What Price Hollywood? 1932 Lonny Borden The Woman in Room 13 1932 Paul Ramsey Tarzan the Ape Man 1932 Harry Holt Are You Listening? 1932 Jack Clayton The Wet Parade 1932 Roger Chilcote, Jr. The Sin of Madelon Claudet 1931 Larry This Modern Age 1931 Robert 'Bob' Blake Jr. The Great Lover 1931 Carlo Laughing Sinners 1931 Howard 'Howdy' Palmer The Spy 1931 Ivan Turin Strangers May Kiss 1931 Alan Command Performance 1931 Peter Fedor / Prince Alexis The Widow from Chicago 1930 'Swifty' Dorgan Ex-Flame 1930 Sir Carlisle Austin The Cat Creeps 1930 Charles Wilder Ladies Must Play 1930 Anthony Gregg Anybody's War 1930 Red Reinhardt The Dawn Patrol 1930 Major Brand The Return of Dr. Fu Manchu 1930 Dr. Jack Petrie The Kibitzer 1930 Eddie Brown Darkened Rooms 1929 Emery Jago The Mysterious Dr. Fu Manchu 1929 Dr. Jack Petrie The Love Trap 1929 Paul Harrington The Studio Murder Mystery 1929 Tony White A Dangerous Woman 1929 Bobby Gregory Why Be Good? 1929 Winthrop Peabody Jr. What a Night! 1928 Joe Madison Three Weekends 1928 James Gordon Take Me Home 1928 David North The Patriot 1928 Crown Prince Alexander Hot News 1928 Scoop Morgan The Grip of the Yukon 1928 Jack Elliott Don't Marry 1928 Henry Willoughby Something Always Happens 1928 Roderick Keswick The Showdown 1928 Wilson Shelton Mother Machree 1928 Brian The Shield of Honor 1927 Jack MacDowell The Spotlight 1927 Norman Brooke The Joy Girl 1927 John Jeffrey Fleet Ten Modern Commandments 1927 Tod Gilbert The Music Master 1927 Beverly Cruger Diplomacy 1926 Julian Weymouth The Great Gatsby 1926 Nick Carraway Beau Geste 1926 Digby Geste Desert Gold 1926 George Thorne The Splendid Crime 1925 Bob Van Dyke New Brooms 1925 Thomas Bates Jr. The Golden Princess 1925 Tennessee Hunter The Street of Forgotten Men 1925 Philip Peyton The Little French Girl 1925 Giles Bradley Men and Women 1925 Ned Seabury Isn't Life Wonderful 1924 Paul The Side Show of Life 1924 Charles Verity-Stewart The Sixth Commandment 1924 Robert Fields America 1924 Nathan Holden The White Rose 1923 John White The Great Romance 1919 The Beloved Impostor 1918 Vanished 1971 TV Movie Merrihew Which Way to the Front? 1970 Chief of Staff The Debbie Reynolds Show 1969 TV Series Darryl F. Ziegfeld Strategy of Terror 1969 Mr. Harkin Batman 1966-1968 TV Series Commissioner Gordon Batgirl 1967 TV Short Commissioner Gordon Batman: The Movie 1966 Commissioner Gordon Madame X 1966 Scott Lewis (uncredited) Hank 1966 TV Series Prof. Turnbull The Family Jewels 1965 Attorney The Cara Williams Show 1965 TV Series Phillips Mister Ed 1962-1965 TV Series Mr. Robard / Mr. Boyd / Harvey Ainsworth Kraft Suspense Theatre 1965 TV Series Mr. Harkin Profiles in Courage 1965 TV Series Gov. John Winthrop The Munsters 1964 TV Series Malcolm Perry Mason 1958-1964 TV Series Victor Billings / Grove Dillingham / Fred McCormick / ... Good Neighbor Sam 1964 Larry Boling The Patsy 1964 The Barber The Outer Limits 1964 TV Series Richard Bellero, Sr. / Gen. Hilary J. Clarke General Hospital 1963 TV Series Philip Mercer (1963) The Real McCoys 1961-1962 TV Series Mr. Rogers / Mr. Berquist 77 Sunset Strip 1959-1962 TV Series John Harrington / Jerry Branford / Hamilton / ... Bachelor Father 1960-1962 TV Series Mr. Kendricks / Ronald J. Sutton Frontier Circus 1962 TV Series Jason Glass Hawaiian Eye 1962 TV Series Jed Sutton Bus Stop 1962 TV Series Bruce Gordon Follow the Sun 1961 TV Series Tom The Devil's Hand 1961 Francis Lamont Surfside 6 1961 TV Series Judge Denning The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come 1961 Gen. Dean
Soundtrack Title Year Status Character Mother Machree 1928 performer: "Mother Machree" 1910
Self Title Year Status Character Penthouse Party 1951 TV Series Himself Hollywood Screen Test 1950-1951 TV Series Himself - Host Hollywood on Parade No. A-3 1933 Short Himself (uncredited) Screen Snapshots Series 10, No. 8 1931 Documentary short Himself Screen Snapshots Series 9, No. 23 1930 Short Himself, at Polo Game Players at Play 1929 Documentary short Himself
Won Awards Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie 1960 Star on the Walk of Fame Walk of Fame Motion Picture On 8 February 1960. At 6634 Hollywood Blvd.
Known for movies Batman (1966-1968)
General Hospital (1963)
Tarzan the Ape Man (1932)
Batman: The Movie (1966)
$10 Million
