Born on February 28, 1935, in the culturally affluent and cosmopolitan city of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, James D. Morris was destined to make his mark on the world. Surrounded by the majestic beauty of nature and the vibrant energy of an artistic community that has long been a hub for creatives, Morris's early life was shaped by the unique blend of urban sophistication and natural splendor that Vancouver has to offer.
Morris, a multifaceted and accomplished thespian, has made a profound and enduring impact on the cinematic landscape, showcasing his remarkable acting prowess in a diverse array of iconic and unforgettable films that remain an integral part of popular culture, continuing to enthrall and mesmerize viewers across generations.
Notable among his extensive repertoire of cinematic endeavors are his standout performances in a trio of highly acclaimed motion pictures, namely "Keeping Track" which premiered in 1986, "Wild Horse Hank" which was released in 1979, and "The Phoenix Team" which made its debut in 1980.
A renowned thespian of exceptional merit, Morris has dedicated his life to the pursuit of artistic excellence, pouring his heart and soul into every role he has undertaken, thereby leaving an indelible mark on the world of cinema that will undoubtedly continue to inspire and motivate countless aspiring actors and filmmakers for generations to come.
It is with an overwhelming sense of sorrow and regret that we announce the untimely and unexpected departure from this world of James D. Morris, a life that was tragically cut short on May 23rd, 2002, in the bustling metropolis of Toronto, a city that pulsates with energy and vitality, situated in the province of Ontario, a region rich in history and culture, within the borders of Canada, a nation known for its natural beauty, diversity, and resilience.
