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After graduating from high school, James attended Carlton University in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where he studied theater. His talent was noticed by faculty and he was awarded a scholarship to study at the London Acting Institute. There he continued to develop his skills and immersed himself in the world of classical theater.

In the movie, James Cromwell made his debut in 1976 in the film "Murder by Death," but his real breakthrough was his performance in the film "Bill Durant" (1982), where he played the role of a former member of the baseball league accused of murder. The role earned him critical and audience acclaim, as well as an Academy Award nomination.

He subsequently appeared in many successful films, including:

- "Lady and the Tramp" (1955): An animated classic film where he voiced the character Hampty-Dumpty.

- "The Green Mile" (1999): In this drama, he played the role of an unrighteous and dishonorable prison guard, for which he was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor.

- "Unforgivable" (2003): Here he played U.S. President George Walker Bush.

James Cromwell continues to surprise viewers with his multifaceted roles and professionalism, and his contribution to cinema will remain unforgettable.