Jimmy Rogers (1915 - 2000) جيمى روجرز

Biography

An American actor, horse rancher, polo player and newspaperman, born as James Blake Rogers in New York City, USA, on July 25, 1915. He was married two times and had 3 children. Some of his works include Jes’ Call Me Jim (1920), Texas Masquerade (1944), Calaboose (1943) and False...Read more Colors (1943). He began acting when he was a child, as he worked with his father in 4 silent films. He attended Pomona College, and left when his father died in a plane accident, and because he was inclined to raise horses, he bought a farm in the thirties in Santa Barbara, but shifted to acting later and presented 3 western comedies with Noah Beery Jr., then 6 western films with William Boyd. He then joined the US Marine Corps, during World War II, and worked as a writer and correspondent, and after the war he ran a daily newspaper with his brother. He died of cancer in Bakersfield, California, USA, on April 28, 2000, at age 84.

- Nationality:
- US
- Date of Birth:
- 25 July 1915
- Birth Country:
- US
- Died on:
- 28 April 2000
- Death Country:
- US

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Filmography

Actor (6)
- - - Forty Thieves
    - 1944 - Movie
- - - Texas Masquerade
    - 1944 - Movie
- - - Lumberjack
    - 1944 - Movie
- - - False Colors
    - 1943 - Movie
- - - Calaboose
    - 1943 - Movie
- - - Riders of the Deadline
    - 1943 - Movie

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An American actor, horse rancher, polo player and newspaperman, born as James Blake Rogers in New York City, USA, on July 25, 1915. He was married two times and had 3 children....Read more Some of his works include Jes’ Call Me Jim (1920), Texas Masquerade (1944), Calaboose (1943) and False Colors (1943). He began acting when he was a child, as he worked with his father in 4 silent films. He attended Pomona College, and left when his father died in a plane accident, and because he was inclined to raise horses, he bought a farm in the thirties in Santa Barbara, but shifted to acting later and presented 3 western comedies with Noah Beery Jr., then 6 western films with William Boyd. He then joined the US Marine Corps, during World War II, and worked as a writer and correspondent, and after the war he ran a daily newspaper with his brother. He died of cancer in Bakersfield, California, USA, on April 28, 2000, at age 84.