James Hunter
Born in Decatur, Alabama, USA — Jun 12 1977
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Biography
James Hunter began making movies at an extremely young age. At age 13 in 1990 he made a "Star Wars" movie using action figures with blue screen and special effects after renting out a local TV station. At age 14 he wrote "Robin Hood: Prince of Sherwood" and with the help of his father and friends, pulled together his first feature film, shot on 16mm. The film took three years to make and premiered in January 1994 at the local town theater. Tickets were sold at $5 and around 3,000 people saw the movie over 2 days. James self taught himself how to load and…
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James Hunter's Credits
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Curb Your Enthusiasm
Country Club Golf Hustler (uncredited)
The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants
Zombie (uncredited)
General Hospital
Customer Ed
Hunters
Factory Worker (uncredited)
Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story
Detective (uncredited)
American Beauty
Student (uncredited)
Penny Dreadful: City of Angels
Hidden Camera Operator (uncredited)
Deep Impact
Refugee (uncredited)
MaXXXine
Dead Parishoner (uncredited)
Planet of the Apes
Orangutan (uncredited)
Enemy of the State
Computer Programmer (uncredited)
Ocean's Thirteen
Poker Player
Father Stu
Church Parishioner (uncredited)
Amsterdam
Gala Veteran (uncredited)
Man on the Moon
Wrestling Fan (uncredited)
Something's Gotta Give
Cab Driver (uncredited)
Weird: The Al Yankovic Story
Paparazzi (uncredited)
Unfrosted
Kellog Agent (uncredited)
Halloween H20: 20 Years Later
Student (uncredited)
Old Dads
Angry Office Worker (uncredited)
Transformers
Cop (uncredited)
Am I OK?
Bread Roll Guy (uncredited)
What Planet Are You From?
Alien Student (uncredited)
Never Been Kissed
Bully (uncredited)
The Out-of-Towners
Traveller (uncredited)
To Leslie
Middle Management (uncredited)
White Frog
Cop (uncredited)
The Contract
SWAT Team Leader
The Dragon Gate
Shadow Warrior
Robin Hood: Prince of Sherwood
Directing
Almost Anything
Matise Holland