AFI CATALOG OF FEATURE FILMS

THE FIRST 100 YEARS 1893–1993

Movie Title

Jim Thorpe

Also Known As: James Thorpe

54 Titles in Filmography CAST | PHOTOGRAPHY | PRODUCTION MISC | WRITER | HISTORY

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FILMOGRAPHY

CAST

TITLE
CREDITED AS
CREDIT
YEAR
THE BASEBALL REVUE OF 1917
New York Giants player/1912 Summer Olympian
1917
TOUCHDOWN!
1931
WHITE EAGLE
Indian chief
1932
MY PAL THE KING
James Thorpe
Black Cloud
1932
WILD HORSE MESA
Indian chief
1932
BEHOLD MY WIFE!
Indian chief
1934
UNDER PRESSURE
Mucker
1935
STEAMBOAT ROUND THE BEND
1935
SHE
Captain of the guards
1935
THE CODE OF THE MOUNTED
Eagle Feather
1935
FIGHTING YOUTH
Carlisle
1935
THE WANDERER OF THE WASTELAND
Charlie Jim
1935
THE DARING YOUNG MAN
Convict
1935
KLONDIKE ANNIE
1936
SUTTER'S GOLD
1936
TREACHERY RIDES THE RANGE
Chief Red Smoke
1936
WILDCAT TROOPER
Indian
1936
UNDER TWO FLAGS
1936
TRAILIN' WEST
Black Eagle
1936
BIG CITY
Himself
1937
GREEN LIGHT
Indian
1937
START CHEERING
James Thorpe
Head linesman
1938
MAN FROM TEXAS
1939
HENRY GOES ARIZONA
Indian
1939
PRAIRIE SCHOONERS
Chief Sanche
1940
ARIZONA FRONTIER
Grey Cloud
1940
OUTLAW TRAIL
Spike
1944
WHITE HEAT
Guard
1949
YES SIR, THAT'S MY BABY
Assistant coach
1949
WAGON MASTER
Indian chief
1950

PHOTOGRAPHY

TITLE
CREDITED AS
CREDIT
YEAR
VAMP
Elec
1986
THAT'S LIFE!
Grip
1986
JAMAA FANAKA'S PENITENTIARY III
James Thorpe
Grip
1987
FLOWERS IN THE ATTIC
Best boy elec
1987
THE ROSARY MURDERS
Elec
1987
THE WRONG GUYS
James Thorpe
Best boy elec
1988
FREEWAY
Best boy elec
1988
LADY IN WHITE
Grip
1988
CYBORG
Elec
1989

PRODUCTION MISC

TITLE
CREDITED AS
CREDIT
YEAR
JIM THORPE--ALL-AMERICAN
Tech adv
1951
FIRECREEK
First aid
1968

WRITER

TITLE
CREDITED AS
CREDIT
YEAR
JIM THORPE--ALL-AMERICAN
James Thorpe
In collaboration with
1951

HISTORY

TITLE
CREDITED AS
CREDIT
YEAR
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