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Movies of Nick Copeland and Mary Gordon together

Nick Copeland and Mary Gordon have starred in 9 movies together. Their first film was A Fool's Advice in 1932. The most recent movie that Nick Copeland and Mary Gordon starred together was The Escape in 1939.

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1932

A Fool's Advice

A Fool's Advice

A Fool's Advice

Nick Copeland

Starred as Copeland

Mary Gordon

Starred as Woman at Rally

1934

A Man's Game

A Man's Game

A Man's Game

Nick Copeland

Starred as T.W. Jackson

Mary Gordon

Starred as Landlady

1934

The Defense Rests

The Defense Rests

The Defense Rests

Nick Copeland

Starred as Minor Role

Mary Gordon

Starred as Scrub Woman

1934

Whom the Gods Destroy

Whom the Gods Destroy

Whom the Gods Destroy

Nick Copeland

Starred as Reporter

Mary Gordon

Starred as Newfoundlander

1937

Her Husband Lies

Her Husband Lies

Her Husband Lies

Nick Copeland

Starred as Crapshooter

Mary Gordon

Starred as Mrs. Jenks

1938

City Streets

City Streets

City Streets

Nick Copeland

Starred as Drunk

Mary Gordon

Starred as Mrs. Devlin

1939

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington

Nick Copeland

Starred as Senate Reporter

Mary Gordon

Starred as Woman

1939

Tell No Tales

Tell No Tales

Tell No Tales

Nick Copeland

Starred as Nick - Arno's Doorman

Mary Gordon

Starred as Mrs. Bryant

1939

The Escape

The Escape

The Escape

Nick Copeland

Starred as Chummy Miller

Mary Gordon

Starred as Neighbor

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