James Stuart, Regent of Scotland is the older illegitimate brother of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots. He is the son of James V and his mistress Margaret Erskine.
James is a member of the House of Stuart.
He was portrayed by Joe Doyle in Season One and the character was later recast in Season Three, currently being played by Dan Jeannotte.
Early Life
James was born to James V and Margaret Erksine therefore making him illegitimate. He was however given a title and place in the family regardless of being a bastard.
Throughout the Series
Season One
In No Exit, James arrives at the French Court to inform his half-sister, Mary, of Scotland's situation. Marie is in trouble and he needs her to come help. He says her mother is French and many of her advisors are but the Scots demand Scottish leadership. She asks if it’s Marie’s rule he’s challenging or her own. He tells her Scotland needs to see their Queen and bow before her with pride and duty. He tells her to come home.
Season Three
Season Four
Personality
James is very passionate and cares a lot about his country. He is also very decisive and exact on what he wants.
Physical Appearance
James is a man in his early to mid twenties. He has medium brown hair and a scruffy beard. He has blue eyes and pale skin. Despite being a bastard he still holds a title and therefore dresses as a member of nobility in detailed clothing.
Appearances
Season One | |||
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Episode | Appearance Status | ||
Pilot | Absent | ||
Snakes in the Garden | Absent | ||
Kissed | Absent | ||
Hearts and Minds | Absent | ||
A Chill in the Air | Absent | ||
Chosen | Absent | ||
Left Behind | Absent | ||
Fated | Absent | ||
For King and Country | Absent | ||
Sacrifice | Absent | ||
Inquisition | Absent | ||
Royal Blood | Absent | ||
The Consummation | Absent | ||
Dirty Laundry | Absent | ||
The Darkness | Absent | ||
Monsters | Absent | ||
Liege Lord | Absent | ||
No Exit | Appears | ||
Toy Soldiers | Mentioned | ||
Higher Ground | Absent | ||
Long Live the King | Absent | ||
Slaughter of Innocence | Absent |
See Also