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Richard Alexander Bert Moorhouse

Movies of Richard Alexander and Bert Moorhouse together

Richard Alexander and Bert Moorhouse have starred in 7 movies together. Their first film was The Cameraman in 1928. The most recent movie that Richard Alexander and Bert Moorhouse starred together was The Long, Long Trailer in 1953.

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1928

The Cameraman

The Cameraman

The Cameraman

Richard Alexander

Starred as The Big Sea Lion

Bert Moorhouse

Starred as Randall

1940

The Great Dictator

The Great Dictator

The Great Dictator

Richard Alexander

Starred as Tomainian Prison Guard in 1918

Bert Moorhouse

Starred as Hynkel's Staff Officer

1943

Is Everybody Happy?

Is Everybody Happy?

Is Everybody Happy?

Richard Alexander

Starred as Audience Member Punching Jerry

Bert Moorhouse

Starred as Nightclub Patron

1943

King of the Cowboys

King of the Cowboys

King of the Cowboys

Richard Alexander

Starred as Joe the Prop Man

Bert Moorhouse

Starred as Agent with Governor in Car

1947

Unconquered

Unconquered

Unconquered

Richard Alexander

Starred as Slave

Bert Moorhouse

Starred as Virginia Militia Officer

1948

A Southern Yankee

A Southern Yankee

A Southern Yankee

Richard Alexander

Starred as Bartender

Bert Moorhouse

Starred as Capt. Jeffreys

1953

The Long, Long Trailer

The Long, Long Trailer

The Long, Long Trailer

Richard Alexander

Starred as Bald Shopper in Bungalette Trailer

Bert Moorhouse

Starred as Car Salesman

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