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Movies of Douglas Munro and Mary Dibley together

Douglas Munro and Mary Dibley have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was A Man of His Word in 1915. The most recent movie that Douglas Munro and Mary Dibley starred together was The Lure of Crooning Water in 1920.

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1915

A Man of His Word

A Man of His Word

A Man of His Word

Douglas Munro

Starred as Tom Harkaway

Mary Dibley

Starred as Lady Fenella Maull

1915

The Christian

The Christian

The Christian

Douglas Munro

Starred as Canon Wealthy

Mary Dibley

Starred as Mercy McRae

1915

The Heart of a Child

The Heart of a Child

The Heart of a Child

Douglas Munro

Starred as Joe Aarons

Mary Dibley

Starred as Lady Dorothea Lytham

1915

The Third Generation

The Third Generation

The Third Generation

Douglas Munro

Starred as Earl Sherston

Mary Dibley

Starred as Lady Sherston

1919

The Garden of Resurrection

The Garden of Resurrection

The Garden of Resurrection

Douglas Munro

Starred as Moxon

Mary Dibley

Starred as Belwottle

1920

London Pride

London Pride

London Pride

Douglas Munro

Starred as Garlic

Mary Dibley

Starred as Mrs. Topleigh-Trevor

1920

The Amazing Quest of Mr. Ernest Bliss

The Amazing Quest of Mr. Ernest Bliss

The Amazing Quest of Mr. Ernest Bliss

Douglas Munro

Starred as John Masters

Mary Dibley

Starred as Kate Brent

1920

The Lure of Crooning Water

The Lure of Crooning Water

The Lure of Crooning Water

Douglas Munro

Starred as Yes Smith

Mary Dibley

Starred as Rachel Dornblazer

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