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Movies of Wilson Benge and Harold Miller together

Wilson Benge and Harold Miller have starred in 9 movies together. Their first film was Dodsworth in 1936. The most recent movie that Wilson Benge and Harold Miller starred together was Royal Wedding in 1951.

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1936

Dodsworth

Dodsworth

Dodsworth

Wilson Benge

Starred as Steward on Queen Mary

Harold Miller

Starred as Man on Ship

1941

The Lady Eve

The Lady Eve

The Lady Eve

Wilson Benge

Starred as First Butler at Party

Harold Miller

Starred as Diner on Ship

1944

The Great Moment

The Great Moment

The Great Moment

Wilson Benge

Starred as Jackson's Butler

Harold Miller

Starred as Man in Courtroom

1945

Guest Wife

Guest Wife

Guest Wife

Wilson Benge

Starred as Cocktail Waiter

Harold Miller

Starred as Bar Extra

1946

Do You Love Me

Do You Love Me

Do You Love Me

Wilson Benge

Starred as Waiter

Harold Miller

Starred as Party Guest

1947

Lured

Lured

Lured

Wilson Benge

Starred as Police Criminologist

Harold Miller

Starred as Concertgoer in Lobby

1950

Emergency Wedding

Emergency Wedding

Emergency Wedding

Wilson Benge

Starred as Frederick, the Butler

Harold Miller

Starred as Nightclub Patron

1950

Please Believe Me

Please Believe Me

Please Believe Me

Wilson Benge

Starred as Steward

Harold Miller

Starred as Shipboard Passenger

1951

Royal Wedding

Royal Wedding

Royal Wedding

Wilson Benge

Starred as Minor Role

Harold Miller

Starred as Man at Rehearsal

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