
J.G. Devlin
Acting • Born 1907-10-08 – Died 1991-10-17
Biography
James Gerard Devlin was a Northern Irish actor who made his stage debut in 1931, and had long association with the Ulster Group Theatre. In a career spanning nearly sixty years, he played parts in TV productions such as Z-Cars, Dad's Army, The New Avengers and Bread
Filmography
46 credits
The Miracle
Movie • 1991
Mr. Beausang

I Thank a Fool
Movie • 1962
Coroner

Attempt to Kill
Movie • 1961
Elliott

Jacqueline
Movie • 1956
Baxter

The Hard Knock
Movie • 1962
Da Greevey

The Bannfoot Ferry
Movie • 2024
Peter Croogan / Self (archive footage)

The Raggedy Rawney
Movie • 1988
Jake

Johnny Nobody
Movie • 1961
Caretaker

Sir Henry at Rawlinson End
Movie • 1980
Old Scrotum

No Surrender
Movie • 1985
George Gorman

The Reckoning
Movie • 1970
Cocky Burke

Darby O'Gill and the Little People
Movie • 1959
Tom Kerrigan

Innocent Bystanders
Movie • 1972
Waiter

The Outsider
Movie • 1979
Sean Tweeny

The Comedy Man
Movie • 1964
Sloppitt

Far and Away
Movie • 1992
Villager

The Frightened City
Movie • 1961
Informer

A Terrible Beauty
Movie • 1960
Const. Lauden (as James Devlin)

I Captured the King of the Leprechauns
Movie • 1959
Tom Kerrigan

Chance of a Lifetime
Movie • 1980
Old Mr. Gallagher

According to the Rules
Movie • 1974
Tom Flaherty

The Folk Singer
Movie • 1972
Waiter

Carson Country
Movie • 1972
Tom Curdie

The Caper of the Golden Bulls
Movie • 1967
The Tinker

The Rising of the Moon
Movie • 1957
Moran

Guns in the Heather
Movie • 1969
Muldoon

My Dear Palestrina
Movie • 1980
Tam

Captain Lightfoot
Movie • 1955
Tuer O'Brien

The Alf Garnett Saga
Movie • 1972
Irishman in Pub

Tuesday's Child
Movie • 1985
Fr O'Dwyer

Z-Cars
TV • 1962

The Sweeney
TV • 1975
Tony Hay

Alcock and Gander
TV • 1972

The Champions
TV • 1968
Frank Nicholls

The New Avengers
TV • 1976
Tramp

One Step Beyond
TV • 1959
Leo

Man in a Suitcase
TV • 1967

Hadleigh
TV • 1969

Bread
TV • 1986
Father Dooley

Steptoe and Son
TV • 1962
Frank Ferris

Playhouse
TV • 1974
Tam

Festival
TV • 1963
Matt Haffigan

A World Of His Own
TV • 1964

Two in Clover
TV • 1969
Bert Fuller

Theatre 625
TV • 1964
Old Bill

Dad's Army
TV • 1968
Patrick Regan