James Copeland
May 1, 1918 — Apr 17, 2002 (83 years)
Helensburgh, Scotland, UK
13 Movies
9 Series
James Copeland is a steadily working British actor with 22+ credits since 1953. Highlights include 'The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes', playing Guide. Adventure is where He has worked most.
83R.I.P.
13Movies
9Series
James Copeland
13 Movies
9 Series
James Copeland is a steadily working British actor with 22+ credits since 1953. Highlights include 'The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes', playing Guide. Adventure is where He has worked most.
83 R.I.P.
R.I.P.
13
Movies
9
Series
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The Big Man
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The Big Man
Sam
1990
Film
Substance of Dreams
Jason
1988
Film
The Privilege
Minister
1982
Film
Strangers
Willie Mauchlin
1979–1981
TV
The Donati Conspiracy
Father Superior
1973
TV
Crown Court
George Lomax
1973
TV
Are You Being Served?
The Scottish Customer
1972–1973
TV
The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes
Guide
1970
Film
The Main Chance
Johnny Stewart
1970
TV
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is James Copeland still alive?
James Copeland passed away on April 17, 2002 at age 83.
What are the most famous roles of James Copeland?
James Copeland is best known for roles in The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes, Tunes of Glory, The 'Maggie'.
How many movies has James Copeland been in?
Over a 49-year career (since 1953), James Copeland has appeared in 25 movies and 17 TV shows.
What was James Copeland's first movie?
The career of James Copeland began with Laxdale Hall (1953).
What is James Copeland's most recent movie or series?
James Copeland's most recent release is The Big Man, which premiered on August 31, 1990.
What TV shows has James Copeland appeared in?
On television, James Copeland has appeared in The Avengers, The Saint, Are You Being Served?, Dad's Army.
James Copeland
1918-05-01 · Helensburgh, Scotland, UK
James Copeland was a Scottish actor. His film career included Mackay in The Seekers, the ship's mate in The Maggie, Rockets Galore!, a police constable in The 39 Steps, Farewell Performance, Torture Garden, and the guide in The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes