Birth of James Mason
Birth of James Mason
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British actor who developed a major international screen career. This page combines historical context with 21 matching records drawn directly from the World History Database cinema archive.
Historical context
James Mason became a leading British actor before moving into American and international productions across drama, literary adaptation and genre cinema.
Mason's career illustrates the international mobility of British film actors in the post-war period.
World History Database records
The records below are selected from the 2,036-record Cinema History archive and rendered as static HTML in chronological order.
Birth of James Mason
Birth of James Mason
Late Extra
Enters films with the newspaper thriller, Late Extra
Marriage
Marries Pamela Kellino
Hatters Castle
Stars with Deborah Kerr and Robert Newton in Hatters Castle
The Man in Grey
Masons first commercial success came in 1943 with The Man in Grey, a swashbuckling Regency romance
Candlelight in Algeria
Stars in Candlelight in Algeria
Madame Bovary
Stars in Madame Bovary. Makes his first Hollywood film, Caught
The Desert Fox: The Story of Rommel
Stars in The Desert Fox: The Story of Rommel. Stars in Pandora and the Flying Dutchman
The Prisoner of Zenda
Stars in The Prisoner of Zenda
The Desert Rats
Stars in The Desert Rats
A Star is Born
Stars in A Star is Born with Judy Garland, bringing him the first of three Oscar nominations
North by Northwest
Stars in North by Northwest. Stars in Journey to the Center of the Earth
Lolita
Stars in North by Lolita
Age of Consent
Stars in Age of Consent
Marriage
Marries Clarissa Kaye
The Mackintosh Man
Stars in The Mackintosh Man
Cross of Iron
Stars in Cross of Iron
The Boys from Brazil
Stars in The Boys from Brazil
Before I Forget
Autobiography, "Before I Forget"
The Verdict
Stars in The Verdict
Death of James Mason
Death of James Mason
Editorial provenance
Compiled and edited by World History Database.
Historical context is editorial material; the chronology is generated from World History Database cinema records.
Last reviewed: September 2026.
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