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Movies of Gus Alexander and Walter V. Coyle together

Gus Alexander and Walter V. Coyle have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Getting the Sack in 1914. The most recent movie that Gus Alexander and Walter V. Coyle starred together was His Losing Day in 1915.

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1914

Getting the Sack

Getting the Sack

Getting the Sack

Gus Alexander

Starred as Tom, Susie's Sweetheart

Walter V. Coyle

Starred as Another Rival

1914

Henpeck Gets a Night Off

Henpeck Gets a Night Off

Henpeck Gets a Night Off

Gus Alexander

Starred as The Messenger

Walter V. Coyle

Starred as Dick

1914

Meeting Mr. Jones

Meeting Mr. Jones

Meeting Mr. Jones

Gus Alexander

Starred as The Footman

Walter V. Coyle

Starred as The Husband

1914

Our Home-Made Army

Our Home-Made Army

Our Home-Made Army

Gus Alexander

Starred as Soldier

Walter V. Coyle

Starred as Spy

1914

The Dentist's Janitor

The Dentist's Janitor

The Dentist's Janitor

Gus Alexander

Starred as 2nd Sleuth

Walter V. Coyle

Starred as The Patient

1915

A Safe Adventure

A Safe Adventure

A Safe Adventure

Gus Alexander

Starred as Office Boy

Walter V. Coyle

Starred as Mr. Curl

1915

Blown Into Custody

Blown Into Custody

Blown Into Custody

Gus Alexander

Starred as The Messenger

Walter V. Coyle

Starred as Woof-Woof Walter - the Bandit

1915

His Losing Day

His Losing Day

His Losing Day

Gus Alexander

Starred as Uncredited

Walter V. Coyle

Starred as Uncredited

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