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After completing his training, James began his career as a comedy actor, performing in nightclubs and theater productions. His talent was noticed and he was invited to play small roles in television shows and films.

However, the real breakthrough for James Belushi came when he starred in the popular television series Thanks to the Teacher in 1989. This series brought him worldwide fame and critical acclaim. After this success, he starred in many films, where he demonstrated his unique talent and professionalism.

Some of his prominent film work includes:

- "Blues Brothers" (1980): In this cult film, he played the role of "Jake" along with Danny Aykroyd, which brought him wide fame.

- "The House That Never Was" (1986): In this film, he played the role of "Tom Hansen," who is at war with a ghost house.

James Belushi continues to delight his fans with outstanding new work and continues to inspire the younger generation of actors with his talent and professionalism. His contributions to world cinema and the theatrical arts are invaluable, and he remains one of the most beloved and respected actors of his time.