An agreeable juvenile lead who managed to shift into a convincing career in character parts, James Dunn was born in Harlem and started his professional life selling lunch wagons to vendors in New Rochelle, New York. Overtaken by the acting bug, he began getting bit parts at Paramount's Astoria studios in the late 1920s. In 1930 he appeared in two Broadway shows, "The Nightstick" and Helen Morgan's "Sweet Adeline". Signed by Fox in 1931, he made 22 films for them (and several loan-outs) in five years. His first, the m…more
J Henry Newman
Camera Assistant
Camera Operator
Made last film, "The Oscar"
Filed for bankruptcy
Returned to Broadway in "Panama Hattie"
Made film debut in Fox's "Bad Girl"
Broadway acting debut
Oscar: Best Supporting Actor
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