James Noble Net Worth

James Noble net worth is
$1.7 Million

James Noble Wiki: Salary, Married, Wedding, Spouse, Family

The son of a Dallas wholesale coal dealer, Noble spent much of his youth attending pool halls and movie houses. He retained his expertise with a pool cue throughout his life, while his stronger interest in acting (fueled by movies) manifested itself in local stage productions and drama studies at Southern Methodist University. Following Navy ...

Net Worth	$1.7 Million
Date Of Birth	March 5, 1922
Place Of Birth	Dallas, Texas, USA
Height	6' 2" (1.88 m)
Profession	Actor, Producer
Star Sign	Pisces

#	Fact
1	A remarkable life: James Noble, died on a Monday, March 28, 2016 (at age 94) at Norwalk Hospital after suffering a stroke, according to his daughter, Jessica Katherine Noble Cowan. Born in Dallas, Noble studied acting under Lee Strasberg at the NYC Actors Studio. His Broadway credits include "A Far Country", "Strange Interlude", "The Runner Stumbles" and most notably, "1776". He also appeared in the Warner Brothers' feature film version of 1776 (1972), with Blythe Danner and Callum John; and played Bo Derek's father in Blake Edwards' hit film, 10 (1979). Noble played Dr. Winters (1967-1968, 42 episodes) in the NBC soap opera, The Doctors (1963) (1963-1982); played Dr. Morris (1976) in ABC Capital Cities' One Life to Live (1968) (1968-2013), and played Rev. Harris (1977) on NBC-Proctor & Gamble Productions' Another World (1964) (1964-1999). From 1979-1986, he starred in Benson (1979), a spin-off of Soap (1977), that saw Robert Guillaume move from irreverent butler to manager of the home of Noble's scatterbrained governor role. Nobel's other TV credits include most of the hits of the 1970s and 1980s, including Aaron Spelling's Fantasy Island (1977), Hart to Hart (1979), Starsky and Hutch (1975), The Love Boat (1977) and McCloud (1970). He married actress Carolyn Coates, and the two appeared onstage together in a number of regional productions including "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" at the Williamstown Theatre Festival. His wife died in 2005. After his years in Hollywood, Noble returned to Connecticut and his theatrical roots. He was an active member of the Theatre Artists Workshop, since 1988. At 85, he formed "Open the Gate Pictures", with his producing partner, Colleen Murphy, and made a short film, Glacier Bay (2006).
2	Lives in Norwalk, Connecticut and is co-founder, with Colleen Murphy, of the film production company, "Open the Gate Pictures". He is an active member of The Theatre Artists Workshop of Westport, Connecticut. [January 2007]
3	In the Navy during World War II
4	Graduated from Highland Park High School
5	Attended Southern Methodist University
6	Has one daughter, Jessica Noble Cowan.

Actor

Title	Year	Status	Character
The Bill	1990	TV Series	Dunlop
Perfect Strangers	1989	TV Series	Walter Appleton
Chances Are	1989	Dr. Bailey
Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color	1988-1989	TV Series	Dr. Gilmore Blount
Father Dowling Mysteries	1989	TV Series	Judge Karnes
Paramedics	1988	Chief Wilkins
A Very Peculiar Practice	1988	TV Series	Glenn Oates
First Impressions	1988	TV Series	Raymond Voss
ABC Afterschool Specials	1983-1987	TV Series	Max Smiley / Dr. Edwards
Perry Mason: The Case of the Murdered Madam	1987	TV Movie	Leonard Weeks
You Talkin' to Me?	1987	Peter Archer
A Tiger's Tale	1987	Sinclair
Murder, She Wrote	1987	TV Series	Paul Carlisle
Deadly Deception	1987	TV Movie	Ed Shoat
Scarecrow and Mrs. King	1987	TV Series	Harry Beaumont
When the Bough Breaks	1986	TV Movie	Dr. Warren Towle
Benson	1979-1986	TV Series	Governor Eugene Xavier Gatling / Governor Eugene Gatling
Faerie Tale Theatre	1985	TV Series	King Rupert III
The Love Boat	1981-1984	TV Series	Malcolm / Dr. Elliot Norton / Martin 'Blinky' Corell
Dempsey	1983	TV Movie	Gavin McNab
Airplane II: The Sequel	1982	Father O'Flanagan
Fantasy Island	1982	TV Series	Bradford
This Is Kate Bennett...	1982	TV Movie	Tom Fairmont
Baby Comes Home	1980	TV Movie	Dr. Elliott Losen
Being There	1979	Kaufman
Promises in the Dark	1979	Dr. Blankenship
10	1979	Dr. Miles
Hart to Hart	1979	TV Series	Dr. Metz
Lovey: A Circle of Children, Part II	1978	TV Movie	Ed
Summer of My German Soldier	1978	TV Movie	Pierce
Starsky and Hutch	1978	TV Series	Treasury Agent Kendall
Breaking Up	1978	TV Movie	Haberle
Equal Justice Under Law	1977	TV Movie	Thomas Jefferson
The Andros Targets	1977	TV Series	Tierney
Death Play	1976	Norman
Dragonfly	1976	Dr. Lee
The Adams Chronicles	1976	TV Mini-Series	Jonathan Sewell
McCloud	1974	TV Series	Harbor Patrolman Harris
Who?	1974	General Deptford
1776	1972	Rev. John Witherspoon (NJ)
Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up to Me	1971
A World Apart	1971	TV Series	Dr. Edward Sims
The Sporting Club	1971	Canon Pritchard
One Life to Live	1968	TV Series	Dr. Morris (1976)
What's So Bad About Feeling Good?	1968	Board Member (uncredited)
The Doctors	1967-1968	TV Series	Dr. Bill Winters
N.Y.P.D.	1967	TV Series	The Man
Coronet Blue	1967	TV Series	Lt. Stevens
Directions	1966	TV Series	Ralph Waldp Emerson
Another World	1964	TV Series	Rev. Harris (1977)
The Defenders	1963	TV Series	Ron Mayberry
East Side/West Side	1963	TV Series	Tony Morgan
As the World Turns	1956	TV Series	Donald 'Don' Hughes #3 (1962)
The Edge of Night	1956	TV Series	Vic Price #1 (1964)
The Brighter Day	1954	TV Series	Grayling Dennis #2 (1959-1960)
Studio One in Hollywood	1952	TV Series	Edward Goring
Actor's Studio	1950	TV Series
Consequential Lies	2011	Short	Father Easter
Fake	2011/II	Mssr. Rousseau
The Royal	2008	TV Series	Simon Armley
Glacier Bay	2006	Short	Artie
Where the Heart Is	2000	TV Series	Farmer
City Central	1999	TV Series	Doctor
Bang	1995	Rooftop Dealer
Elidor	1995	TV Series	Workmate
Harry	1993	TV Series	Chapel
Peak Practice	1993	TV Series	Mr. Naughton
Screen One	1992	TV Series	Hudson
Law & Order	1991	TV Series	Judge Nelson Kurland
Archie: To Riverdale and Back Again	1990	TV Movie	Mr. Hyrum Lodge