James Booth (1927-2005) was an English actor.

James Booth may also refer to:

As is evidenced from the marginalia of his schoolbooks, James Booth developed a precocious flair for automotive design at an early age.

Levine gave his contract to his Zulu co-star James Booth.

The complete Coleman material, in a collection edited by James Booth, was finally published in 2002.

Bradley was a contemporary of James Booth, who has been called the patriarch of modern conveyancing.

The screenplay was written by James Booth, who co-starred in the film.

Private Henry Hook (James Booth) takes charge and successfully leads the patients to safety.

James Booth purchased the property in 1849 and built a brick dwelling, spending $600 of his wife's dowry.

James Booth ordered the gates closed, gave the ringleaders £5, and promised to halt work the next day.