About Justus D. Barnes
Biography
Justus D. Barnes (October 2, 1862 – February 6, 1946), named George Barnes in some sources, was an American stage and film actor. He is best known for his role in the 1903 silent short The Great Train Robbery, which the American Film Institute and many film historians and critics recognize as the production that first established the…
Filmography34 films
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- Cy Whittaker's Ward1917
- It Happened to Adele1917
- The Candy Girl1917
- Her Life and His1917
- Mr. Meeson's Will1915
- Weary Walker's Woes1915
- From the River's Depths1915
- The Marvelous Marathoner1915
- His Two Patients1915
- Old Jane of the Gaiety1915
- The Country Girl1915
- God's Witness1915
- The Heart of the Princess Marsari1915
- Love and Money1915
- A Dog of Flanders1914
- A Debut in the Secret Service1914
- Their Best Friend1914
- The Dancer1914
- Joseph in the Land of Egypt1914
- Peggy's Invitation1913
- Uncle's Namesakes1913
- The Farmer's Daughters1913
- When the Studio Burned1913
- The Dove in the Eagle's Nest1913
- Star of Bethlehem1912
- The Voice of Conscience1912
- When a Count Counted1912
- Cousins1912
- The Portrait of Lady Anne1912
- Nicholas Nickleby1912
- David Copperfield1911
- A Circus Stowaway1911
- Young Lord Stanley1910
- The Great Train Robbery1903

















