Cultural depictions of James I of England

James I of England has been depicted a number of times in popular culture.

[edit] Literature

James is a character in the novel To Have and to Hold by Mary Johnston (1900).
James acts as something of the antagonist in the comic series Marvel 1602 and its sequels (2003).

On screen, James has been portrayed by:

Lucien Littlefield in a silent adaptation of To Have and to Hold (1916)
Raymond Hatton in another silent adaptation of To Have and to Hold (1922)
Jerrold Robertshaw in the British silent film Guy Fawkes (1923), based on the novel by Harrison Ainsworth
Manfred Mackeben as a young child in the German film Das Herz der Königin (1940), about his mother Mary
William Podmore in The King's Author (1952), in the American TV series Hallmark Hall of Fame
Anthony Eustrel in Captain John Smith and Pocahontas (1953)
Everett Sloane in The King's Bounty (1955), in the American TV series Kraft Television Theatre
Bill Paterson in the ATV drama series Life of Shakespeare (1978)
Patrick Malahide in the "Treason" episode of the HTV West children's TV series Into the Labyrinth (1981), about the Gunpowder Plot
Hugh Ross in the Ulster Television series God's Frontiersmen (1988)
Dudley Sutton in Orlando (1992)
Jim Cummings (voice) in the straight-to-video animated film Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World (1998)
Wayne Opie in the TV drama documentary Elizabeth (2000)
Jeremy Irons in the PBS TV series Freedom: A History of Us (2003)
Robert Carlyle in the BBC TV series Gunpowder, Treason & Plot (2004)
Ewen Bremner in the TV miniseries Elizabeth I (2005)
Jonathan Pryce in The New World (2005)